Binder containing bits and pieces of ephemera, to include a group of signatures; Andrew Ellicott, surveyor and town planner, who completed the plan for Washington DC, and taught Meriwether Lewis in surveying, signed document dated 1805; Maria Von Trapp, signed on the back of a photograph; Butch Voris, WWII Flying Ace, signed on a Grim Reapers Fighting Squadron Ten card; Captain Edwin Musick, Chief Pilot for Pennsylvanian American World Airways, signed on a 1938 cover; Governor Robert P. Casey, signed on a car with commemorative pen, together with a booklet of photos from Sparhawk Hall in Ogunquit, Maine; 1918 Raffles Hotel receipt; a small group of transportation pieces, including Pennsylvania Railroad; a group of blotters; a group of crate labels; World Expo 88 expo dollars; 1950 Cole Brothers circus tickets; a commemorative pen with signature from Robert Casey; etc.