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The collection consists of a stereoscopic photograph of the 10th U.S. Cavalry at Camp Chickamauga, Georgia. The photograph portrays saddled horses in the foreground with horses and some indistinct soldiers in the background.

This collection consists of a single undated sterling silver spoon depicting the historic Chapel at the University of Georgia. Various Georgia related historical and agricultural images are also engraved on the spoon.

The Students' handbook of the University of Georgia 2nd edition was presented to students by the Young Men's Christian Association. This volume covers the school year 1901-1902.

The collection consists of a subscription book of The Plantation. The book is arranged by town of post office, and contains date, name of subscriber, date of payment, and amount paid. The collection also includes a letter to the editor concerning subscription problems.

The collection consists of a subscription list maintained by Russell, Odiorne, and Metcalf for The writings of George Washington; with historical notes and illustrations, and a life of the author, by Jared Sparks. The list contains number being ordered, name and residence of subscriber.

The collection consists of three subscription lists for orders of [reprints of] Congressional speeches to be printed at the Congressional Globe Office: undated (circa 1850), the first order is for 1,500 copies of the speech delivered by Alexander Stephens on the President's message; second order is for 5,000 copies of the speech of Hon. Noah Davis of the state of New York, on Georgia Bill, delivered in the House of Representatives, March 7, 1870, some of the subscribers' names including Noah Davis and W. Townsend; and the third order is for 1,800 copies of the speech of Hon. John S. Bigby, of the state of Georgia, on Congressional reconstruction – Georgia politics, delivered in the House of Representatives, February 24, 1872, subscribers' names including John S. Bigby and Charles M. Turner.

The collection consists of a math workbook (1838) that also contains some accounting for food, primarily bacon and lard (1846), and surveying information. "Book for 1846 containing items" is written on page [2].

The collection consists of one survey warrant: signed by Roswell King, April 7, 1800, issued to Murdoch McLeod to layout a tract of 250 acres in McIntosh County to Thomas Spalding in lieu of an old warrant.

The UGA Student Veterans Oral History Project is comprised of oral history interviews with University of Georgia student veterans, who represent service across the different branches of the United States military. Participants discuss their decision to enroll in service, their experience in basic training and in their respective departments, as well their experiences as non-traditional students.

This collection consists of a synopsis of the novel "River Rogue" given to MGM producers for review for a possible film. It includes the inter-office memo from Kenneth MacKenna and a brief review. The film was never produced.