Andrews, Paul Shipman.

Contains personal and professional papers created and collected by Paul Shipman Andrews over the course of his life.

Andrews, Virginia.

The Virginia Williams Andrews Papers contain her designs for magazine covers, book covers, greeting cards, and wrapping paper.

Annunziata, Michael R.

Annunziata was an Italian violinist, pianist, composer and music instructor. Correspondence, clippings, writings, published music, mostly from his time in Utica, New York where he lived and worked for most of his life. He was a student of Syracuse University music professor William Berwald.

Anthoniszn, Cornelis.

Map of Amsterdam by Cornelis Anthoniszn (facsimile reproduction)

Anthony, Piers.

Papers of the British American author, science fiction and fantasy novelist. Born Piers Anthony Dillingham Jacob in England in 1934. Includes correspondence with editors, fans, and other authors (1960-1969); and writings, including typescript draft and manuscript short stories and novels. Correspondents of interest include Poul Andersen, Isaac Asimov, Lloyd Biggle, Terry Carr, Robert Coulson, Samuel R. Delany, Anne McCaffrey, Robert Margroff, Andre Norton, Andrew J. Offutt, Alexei Panshin, Frederik Pohl, Norman Spinrad, and Roger Zelazny.

Antique Comb Collectors Club (U.S.)

Index to club newsletters, bibliography of publications of interest, history of the club, more.

Antique Comb Collectors Club (U.S.)

Correspondence, publicity, board materials, membership lists, etc. for the Antique Comb Collectors Club (U.S.)

Antwerp (N.Y.)

Legal documents concerning sale of land in Antwerp, New York.

Apikian, Nevart.

Armenian-American Entertainment Reporter. Syracuse University Graduate. Collection contains audio interviews and press conferences Apikian conducted for the Syracuse Post Standard

Appelhof, Ruth.

Ruth Appelhof interviews Lee Krasner, wife of Jackson Pollock, as part of her Master's Thesis research.

Appleby, Paul H. (Paul Henson), 1891-1963.

Materials related to Paul H. Appleby's professional career as an expert in the field of public administration within and outside Syracuse University

Approach magazine.

American literary journal. Collection contains editorial files, correspondence with authors and contributors, copies of other "little magazines," indexes to APPROACH, more. List of names given in subject headings below is not comprehensive.

Archbold family.

Correspondence, photographs, family histories, scrapbooks, manuscripts, diaries, address books and more, most relating to John Dustin Archbold and his daughter Anne Archbold.

Archbold, John D. (John Dustin), 1848-1916.

The John D. Archbold Family Papers contain correspondence, business documents, and other materials relating to Archbold, his professional life, his family, and their philanthropy.

Archbold, John Dana

John Dana Archbold (1910-1993), philanthropist and trustee emeritus of Syracuse University. The contents consist of personal and business correspondence, as well as research notes and manuscripts on Archbold family genealogy and the life and career of John Dana's maternal grandfather, John Dustin Archbold (1848-1916.)

Arens, Egmont, 1889-1966.

Papers of the American industrial designer. Collection includes correspondence, research material, manuscripts, photographs, and sketches, reflecting Arens' career in industrial design. Clients include Columbian Rope Co., the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. (A&P), J.C. Penney, Philip Morris, and Reynolds Metals Co. Materials on the Flying Stag Press include correspondence with Rex Stout (1924-1936) and Rockwell Kent (1924-1933).

Arents, George, 1875-1960.

Collection of Christmas cards accumulated by George and Lena Arents, featuring notable figures from American arts and letters.

Arents, George, 1875-1960.

Commercially printed photograph albums of cities and sites of interest in countries around the world.

Arents, George, 1875-1960.

Postcards, almost all from Europe; a few photographs and souvenir items

Arkell, W. J. (William J.), 1856-1930.

Papers of the American publisher, journalist. One commemorative menu, rest is business and personal correspondence, largely in connection with the Judge, a weekly magazine of wit and humor which began publication in 1881 in New York. Correspondents include August Belmont, James G. Blaine, George W. Childs, Charles A. Dana, Chauncey M. Depew, Joseph W. Drexel, Stephen B. Elkins, Joseph B. Foraker, George Jay Gould, David B. Hill, Collis P. Huntington, Robert Ingersoll, Levi P. Morton, John C. New, Bill Nye, William W. Phelps, Thomas B. Reed, Whitelaw Reid, Samuel Sloan, Cornelius Vanderbilt, and William Kissam Vanderbilt.