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  1. Volume 3, page 566-567 / Order regarding harvest distribution\n\nPage 1 — josé maría estudillo y urquizu, 1809
  2. Letter from Darius Sessions to Governor Wanton Letter from Darius Sessions to Governor Wanton, page 1 — darius sessions, 1717-1809
  3. Volume 3, page 664-665 / Boundaries between jurisdictions of the Town and Mission of San Jose\n\nPage 1 — josé maría estudillo y urquizu, 1809
  4. Letter from King Philip IV to Luisa Enríquez Manrique de Lara, Countess of Paredes — Philippe le Bel, 1648
  5. A sweet morning — dorothy mae ann wordsworth
  6. Henry Butler buys the freedom of his wife and four children for $100 — henry roeland byers, 1839
  7. A sunshiny but coldish morning — dorothy mae ann wordsworth
  8. Volume 3, page 576 / Charges brought by Tiburcio Vasquez — josé maría estudillo y urquizu, 1809
  9. Letters and Daily Orders of the Commander-in-Chief Tadeusz Kościuszko to General Mokronowski — andrew thaddeus bonaventure kosciuszko, 1794
  10. Garden with Flowers — vincent willem van gogh, 1888
  11. Mulberry Tree (also known as The Mulberry Tree) — vincent willem van gogh, 1889
  12. Letter to Karl Redlich — alexander von zemlinsky, 1900
  13. The Langlois Bridge at Arles — vincent willem van gogh, 1888
  14. Orchard in Blossom, Bordered by Cypresses — vincent willem van gogh, 1888
  15. Letter 11: Nano Nagle writing to Teresa Mulally, Dublin on 29 September 1778 — honora (nano) nagle, 1778
  16. Vividly, we took Galich — Kazimir Malevich, 1914
  17. American Neutrality Obverse — karl otto götz, 1915

other

  1. SAVED BY DROWNING (SICILIAN FOUNTAIN 2) — georgia hayes, 2013
  2. World War I Dutch Ivora Neutrality Plate — pieter van der want, 1918
  3. North South — Joan Miró, 1917
  4. Violet, Black, Orange, Yellow on White and Red — Mark Rothko, 1949
  5. untitled (2295) — Paul Cézanne
  6. A Venetian Scene — John Henry Twachtman, 1877
  7. Letter from Florence Nightingale to Marianne Nicholson\n\n- page 1 — Florence Nightingale, 1840