Box 6

This series contains objects once belonging to Ralph Parshall. Included are pins, plaques, pictures, a painting, and more. The Parshall drawings at the end were likely all done while he was a college student. The Stuver drawings were presumably done around the same time by his future wife, Florence May Stuver. The various sets of drawings appear to be homework problems or class exercises. There is also a current meter associated with Max Parshall. The series is arranged by material type.

This series contains objects once belonging to Ralph Parshall. Included are pins, plaques, pictures, a painting, and more. The Parshall drawings at the end were likely all done while he was a college student. The Stuver drawings were presumably done around the same time by his future wife, Florence May Stuver. The various sets of drawings appear to be homework problems or class exercises. There is also a current meter associated with Max Parshall. The series is arranged by material type.

This series contains objects once belonging to Ralph Parshall. Included are pins, plaques, pictures, a painting, and more. The Parshall drawings at the end were likely all done while he was a college student. The Stuver drawings were presumably done around the same time by his future wife, Florence May Stuver. The various sets of drawings appear to be homework problems or class exercises. There is also a current meter associated with Max Parshall. The series is arranged by material type.

This series contains objects once belonging to Ralph Parshall. Included are pins, plaques, pictures, a painting, and more. The Parshall drawings at the end were likely all done while he was a college student. The Stuver drawings were presumably done around the same time by his future wife, Florence May Stuver. The various sets of drawings appear to be homework problems or class exercises. There is also a current meter associated with Max Parshall. The series is arranged by material type.

This series contains objects once belonging to Ralph Parshall. Included are pins, plaques, pictures, a painting, and more. The Parshall drawings at the end were likely all done while he was a college student. The Stuver drawings were presumably done around the same time by his future wife, Florence May Stuver. The various sets of drawings appear to be homework problems or class exercises. There is also a current meter associated with Max Parshall. The series is arranged by material type.