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  1. American Archaeology

    Pub2018-009

    Record Type: Library

    Pub2018-009
  2. Archaeology

    Pub2021-029

    Record Type: Library

    Pub2021-029
  3. Archaeology

    Pub2021-028

    Record Type: Library

    Pub2021-028
  4. Brochure - 2020-27-068

    Promotional tri-fold mailer for new anthropology and history books in the Ripley P. Bullen Monograph Series from the University of Florida Press and the Florida Museum of History. Light brown paper with brown print. Front features Marion Spjut Gilliland's "Key Marco's Buried Treasure: Archaeology and Adventure in the Nineteenth Century" with artistic rendering of the Key Marco Cat. Back caption reads, "Isles of Capri, Paradise on the Gulf, R...

    Record Type: Object

    2020-27-068 (1)
  5. Cover, First Day - 2018-02-084

    White envelope. Brown artistic image of a Calusa man standing and rowing a canoe and the Key Marco cat and deer head carvings. Text around the images reads "First Day of Issue, Puas America, Calusa Indians, 1200 A.D., South Florida, Pre-Columbian Art." Four lines and "First Day Of Issue" stamped on the proper left side. Postmark in the center reads "San Juan. PR Oct 12 1989 00936." Color stamp in the proper left top corner of the Key Marco cat...

    Record Type: Object

    2018-2-84
  6. Cover, First Day - 2020-02-001

    White envelope. Green artistic image of Columbus and six other men landing on the Bahamas with three indigenous people in the distance. Text below the image reads "AMERICA. Columbus set sail from Palos, Spain on August 3, 1492. Seventy days later he landed on an island in the Bahamas that he named San Salvador. The Key Marco cat is a carved artifact from the Calusas Indians that lived in the deep southeastern part of the New World now called F...

    Record Type: Object

    2020-02-001 (1)
  7. Cover, First Day - 2020-02-002A

    White envelope. Green artistic image of a Calusa Indian standing and carving a bird pipe, and two Calusa artifacts labeled "Calusa - Wolf Head; Calusa - Bird Pipe." Behind the artifacts are rectangles in pink, orange and gold. Text around the images reads "Pre-Columbian Art, U.S. Southeast Carved Figures, 1000-1600 A.D., First Day Cover." Four lines and "First Day Of Issue" stamped on the proper left side. Postmark in the center reads "San Jua...

    Record Type: Object

    2020-02-002a (1)
  8. Cover, First Day - 2020-02-003

    White envelope. Green artistic image of Christopher Columbus from the shoulders up labeled "Christopher Columbus." To the right of the image is a family crest in brown. Text to the right of the crest reads "Tudor House." Four lines and "First Day Of Issue" stamped on the proper left side. Postmark in the center reads "San Juan. PR Oct 12 1989 00936." Color stamp in the proper left top corner of the Key Marco cat artifact with a blue backgroun...

    Record Type: Object

    2020-02-003 (1)
  9. Cover, First Day - 2020-02-004

    White envelope. Border of 18 black Mayan glyphs around a adhered print of an artistic rendering of a jaguar in the forest, labeled "America, Honoring the Discovery of the New World, First Day of Issue, A.C. Doback." Four lines and "First Day Of Issue" stamped on the proper left side. Postmark in the center reads "San Juan. PR Oct 12 1989 00936." Color stamp in the proper left top corner of the Key Marco cat artifact with a blue background. T...

    Record Type: Object

    2020-02-004 (1)
  10. Cover, First Day - 2020-02-005

    White envelope. Adhered print of an artistic drawing of a statue of the Ancient Egyptian goddess Bastet (woman with head of a cat) holding a sistrum in its right hand from the British Museum collection. Four lines and "First Day Of Issue" stamped on the proper left side. Postmark in the center reads "San Juan. PR Oct 12 1989 00936." Color stamp in the proper left top corner of the Key Marco cat artifact with a blue background. Text on the s...

    Record Type: Object

    2020-02-005 (1)
  11. Cover, First Day - 2020-02-006

    White envelope. "United States First Day Cover" pressed in blue and red above "Columbus' America Series" with a blue outline of the United States below on the left side of the envelope. Four lines and "First Day Of Issue" stamped on the proper left side. Postmark in the center reads "San Juan. PR Oct 12 1989 00936." Color stamp in the proper left top corner of a Southwest humanoid carved artifact on a brown background. Text on stamp reads ...

    Record Type: Object

    2020-02-006 (1)
  12. Cover, First Day - 2020-02-007

    White envelope. Cartoon of two American Indian men standing on the continent labeled "America" on with a ship sailing toward their feet on left side of envelope. Parts of the cartoon are hand colored, and "America" is stamped in brown ink underneath. Four lines and "First Day Of Issue" stamped on the proper left side. Postmark in the center reads "San Juan. PR Oct 12 1989 00936." Color stamp in the proper left top corner of a Southwest hum...

    Record Type: Object

    2020-02-007 (1)
  13. Cover, First Day - 2020-02-008

    White envelope. Black and white artist's drawing of a carved human figure in front of a Southwest landscape and the Key Marco Cat in front of an Everglades landscape. The former is labeled, "Mibres A.D. 1150 - 1350, Southwest Carved Figure" and the latter is labeled, "Calusa A.D. 700-1450, Southeast Carved Figure." Below the drawing is the text, "Puas America Issues, Pre-Columbian Customs Stamps" with the ArtCraft logo in the bottom left. F...

    Record Type: Object

    2020-02-008 (1)
  14. Cover, First Day - 2020-02-009

    White envelope. Artist's drawing of an old world map with three ships sailing toward the Americas. "Puas" is in all four corners of the map, and "Edken" is printed on the bottom of the left side. Four lines and "First Day Of Issue" stamped on the proper left side. Postmark in the center reads "San Juan. PR Oct 12 1989 00936." Color stamp in the proper left top corner of the Key Marco cat artifact with a blue background. Text on the stamp ...

    Record Type: Object

    2020-02-009 (1)
  15. Cover, First Day - 2020-02-010

    White envelope. Border of 18 black Mayan glyphs around a adhered print of a piece of 20 pesos paper money, labeled "America, Honoring the Discovery of the New World, First Day of Issue, A.C. Doback." Four lines and "First Day Of Issue" stamped on the proper left side. Postmark in the center reads "San Juan. PR Oct 12 1989 00936." Color stamp in the proper left top corner of the Key Marco cat artifact with a blue background. Text on the stamp...

    Record Type: Object

    2020-02-010 (1)
  16. Cover, First Day - 2020-02-011

    White envelope. Blue artist's print of Christopher Columbus's three ships, one in the foreground and two in the background. The text above the image reads "America Series, Commemorating the 500th Anniversary of Christopher Columbus's Arrival in America." Text on the bottom right of the envelope reads, "Honoring the customs, images and traditions of native Americans whose tribes and ancient civilizations existed prior to Columbus's arrival on Am...

    Record Type: Object

    2020-02-011 (1)
  17. Cover, First Day - 2020-02-012

    White envelope. Artist's drawing of Columbus and six other Spaniards after landing in the Bahamas. Three indigenous people in the background. The image is colored, possibly by hand. "Puas" and "Columbus after landing. Harper's" is printed on the bottom right. The artist's signature and "77/145" is in blue ink in the top left corner. Four lines and "First Day Of Issue" stamped on the proper left side. Postmark in the top center reads "San Ju...

    Record Type: Object

    2020-02-012 (1)
  18. Cover, First Day - 2020-02-013

    White envelope. Image of artist's interpretation of two Southeast American Indian artifacts, a pink-brown Weeden Island vase and a blue shell gorget on left side of envelope above "America Southeast Indians. Tribes are listed to the left of the gorget: "Apalacee, Calusa, Catawba, Cherokee, Chicksaw, Chitimacha, Chactaw, Creek, Lumbee, Natchez, Seminole, Timucua, Tutelo, Yuchi." Four lines and "First Day Of Issue" stamped on the proper left sid...

    Record Type: Object

    2020-02-013 (1)
  19. Cover, First Day - 2020-02-014

    White envelope. Green artistic image of a Calusa Indian standing and carving a bird pipe, and two Calusa artifacts labeled "Calusa - Wolf Head; Calusa - Bird Pipe." Behind the artifacts are rectangles in pink, orange and gold. Text around the images reads "Pre-Columbian Art, U.S. Southeast Carved Figures, 1000-1600 A.D., First Day Cover." Four lines and "First Day Of Issue" stamped on the proper left side. Postmark in the center reads "San Jua...

    Record Type: Object

    2020-02-014 (1)
  20. Cover, First Day - 2020-02-015

    White envelope. Color artistic image of the state of Florida overlayed with multi-colored designs and the text, "Key Marco" at the top right. The text below the image reads, "One of the principal early tribes of Florida, it vanished within two and a half centuries. FIRST DAY OF ISSUE." Four lines and "First Day Of Issue" stamped on the proper left side. Postmark in the center reads "San Juan. PR Oct 12 1989 00936." Color stamp in the proper...

    Record Type: Object

    2020-02-015 (1)

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