EDUCATION, TRAINING AND ACADEMIC STUDY:
PARK TUDOR SCHOOL, Indianapolis, Indiana, Cum Laude 1963
INDIANA UNIVERSITY, Bloomington, Indiana (School of Business)
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON, London, England (School of Oriental and African Studies)
UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, Oxford, England (Harris Manchester College)
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF APPRAISERS: Former Membership #701,800
Personal Property Level 1
General Valuation Theory and Principles; Dallas, Texas, in January, 1991
Personal Property Level 2
Research and Analysis; Seattle, Washington, in February, 1991
Personal Property Level 3
Report Writing; Chicago, Illinois, in March, 1991
Personal Property Level 4
Appraisal Practice and Standards; San Francisco, California, in April, 1991
Personal Property Level 5
Fine and Decorative Arts; San Francisco, California, in February, 1994
Ethics and Standards: Indianapolis, Indiana, in September, 1991
Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (U.S.P.A.P.): January, 1995, December, 1999, both in Indianapolis, Indiana
SELECTED FORMAL COURSES:
Percival David Foundation of Chinese Art of the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London, in London, England
"Introduction to Oriental Carpets" March, 1990
Production of carpets. Relationship of carpet weaving to nomadic and settled life styles,
various styles; depiction of Oriental carpets in European paintings at The Victoria and
Albert Museum, London, England
"Treasures of Imperial China" April, 1990
Painting, calligraphy, textiles, porcelain, snuff bottles, cloisonné painted enamel, lacquer,
furniture, rank emblems at Sotheby, Parke, Bernet ("Sotheby's"), London, England
"Qing Paraphernalia" and "Chinese Furniture" April, 1990
Margaret Medley, former Curator, Percival David Foundation, London, England, and author of The Chinese Potter
Education, Training and Academic Study.. (continued)
"Chinese Snuff Bottles" April, 1990
Robert Kleiner, Deputy Director, Sotheby's Chinese Department, London, England
"Principles of Chinese Ornament and Design" April, 1990
Dr. Frances Wood, Head of Chinese Section at The British Library
"Qing Porcelain" April, 1990
Shelagh Vainker, Department of Oriental Antiquities at The British Museum
"Chinese Cloisonné and Painted Enamel" April, 1990
Michael Gillingham, Director at John Sparks, Limited
"Collecting on a Limited Budget: 19th and 20th Centuries" November, 1990
Glass, jewelry, furniture, textiles, Victorian paintings, bronze animals, silver, plastics at
Sotheby, Parke, Bernet ("Sotheby's”), London, England
"Furniture" November, 1990
Christopher Payne, Director, Sotheby's Department of Furniture, London, England, and author of
19th‑Century European Furniture
"Silver" November, 1990
Vanessa Brett, author of The Sotheby's Directory of Silver
"Care and Conservation of Furniture" November, 1990
Richard Hagen of Bedford, England, at Sotheby, Parke, Bernet ("Sotheby's"), Bedford,
England
"How to Avoid Fakes and Forgeries" November, 1990
David Battie, Director, Sotheby, Parke, Bernet ("Sotheby's"), London, England
"The Hoosier Group" December, 1991
Martin Krause, Curator of Prints and Drawings, The Indianapolis Museum of Art
"Learning to Collect African Art" February, 1992
Theodore Celenko, Curator of African, South Pacific and Precolumbian Art,
The Indianapolis Museum of Art
"The Taos Society of Artists: Impact and Influence" April, 1992
Edward Kelley, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Herron School of Art; Sandra D'Emilio,
Curator, Museum of Fine Arts, Santa Fe; Dean A. Porter, Ph.D., Director, Snite Museum of
Art of the University of Notre Dame; Michael Duty, Executive Director, Eiteljorg Museum; at
the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indian and Western Art, Indianapolis, Indiana
"Japan During the Edo Period" November, 1992
Professor George Wilson, Indiana University; Dr. Judy Stubbs, University of Chicago;
Professor George S. Elison, Indiana University; at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
Designated as a Certified Instructor in Shotgun, Rifle and Pistol, in March 1966, by the National
Rifle Association of America
SELECTED INDEPENDENT TUTORIAL STUDIES IN ENGLAND:
Art‑Wise Courses, Limited
Derek J. Shrub, Director (ten years at The Victoria and Albert Museum, London,
and seventeen years as Director of Education for Sotheby's in London and New York):
Visits to auction houses, including Bonhams'; Christie's (both King Street and South
Kensington); Phillips (both Blenheim Street and Bayswater); and Sotheby's (Bond Street)
Inspections at retail dealers, such as Norman Adams, H. Blairman and Sons, William
Bedford, and Mallet and Son, all in London
All‑day seminars at museums, including:
· The National Gallery
· Sir John Sloane's Museum
· The Wallace Collection
· Tate Gallery
· The British Library
· The British Museum
· The Victoria and Albert Museum (including the Print Room)
· The Wellington Museum at Apsley House
· The National Portrait Gallery
Study‑tours of house museums, such as The Linley Sambourne House; The Leighton
House Museum; Osterley Park House; Polesden Lacey in Dorking, Surrey; Kenwood
House; and Waddesdon Manor in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
Formal tutorial courses:
"English Furniture" March, 1990
"The European Interior and the Decorative Arts" May, 1990
Visits to:
· the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, England
· Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, England
· Courtauld Institute Gallery at Somerset House
· National Maritime Museum
· the Silver Vaults
· Bethnal Green Museum of Childhood of the Victoria and Albert Museum
· Pollock's Toy Museum
· London Toy and Model Museum
Study inspections at the London Street Markets:
Portobello Road, Camden Passage, and Bermondsey
EXPERIENCE AS AN APPRAISER: January 1, 1991, through December 31, 2020, is 30 years.
ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS:
American Society of Appraisers, Former Candidate
· The A.S.A., for over fifty years, has served the international public as a non‑profit, independent appraisal organization. It is the nation's oldest multi‑disciplinary society that teaches, tests and designates appraisers.
· Former Candidate from February 1, 1991, through February 1, 2002
· Vice-President of the Indiana Chapter, July, 1995-June, 1998; Treasurer, Indiana Chapter, July, 1998-June, 2001
Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indianapolis
· Acquisitions Committee, July 1, 1996 through June 30, 2005
Decorative Arts Society of the Indianapolis Museum of Art
· President from July 1, 1996 through December 31, 2003 (7 ½ years)
· Vice-President – Programs from January 1, 2004 through June 30, 2005 (1 ½ years)
· Board, July 1, 2005 through June 30, 2008
Design Arts Society of the Indianapolis Museum of Art
· Board, July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2009
Asian Art Society of the Indianapolis Museum of Art (Board of Directors)(President July 1, 2016-June 30, 2018)
Eiteljorg Museum of the American Indians and Western Art, Indianapolis
Indiana Historical Society, Indianapolis
Indiana State Museum Foundation, Indianapolis
Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana (Indiana Landmarks), Indianapolis
MENSA: the largest and oldest high-IQ society in the world. Open to people who score at the 98th percentile, or higher. Member since 1978.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
Instructor, Practicing Real Estate Institute, Inc., Windsor, Vermont
Guest Lecturer, Graduate School of Business, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
Guest Lecturer, Loeb Fellowship Series, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Adjunct Professor of Art History at the Herron School of Art and Design of Indiana University. From January, 1992, to December, 2004 (14 academic years), teaching "Art History of Furniture," "Art History of Silver," “Art History of Pottery and Porcelain,” and “Art History of the Decorative Arts from the Aesthetic Movement of the 1880's through Art Deco of the 1930’s”; Indianapolis. And a course on Glass.
Guest Lecturer, Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Program, Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, Indianapolis (two years)
Guest Lecturer, Indianapolis Museum of Art; February, 2002, in Columbus, Indiana; and November, 2004,
in Indianapolis, “The Art of… Passion for Porcelain;” and in December, 2015 “How To Research.”
Presentor, Internal Revenue Service, State of Indiana, “What’s A Good Appraisal?”; March 5, 2002;
Indianapolis
Guest Lecturer, Auction Marketing Institute; Nationwide Class of the Graduate Personal Property Appraiser
Designation; April 16, 2003; Carmel, Indiana
Instructor, “Get Smart About Decorative Arts, 1700-1930”; Indianapolis Museum of Art, October-November, 2006
Guest Lecturer, IUPUI School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indianapolis, First Semesters, 2006 and 2007
Presentor, Association of Indiana Museums Conference, August, 2008
SPECIALTIES, TYPES OF APPRAISALS, AND SERVICES:
Specialties:
Silver ● Metalware ● Glassware, Crystal and Decorative Glass ● Art Glass ● Carnival and Depression Glass ● Ceramics (Pottery and Porcelain) ● China ● Antique Furniture ● Furs ● Vintage Clothing ● Textiles ● Quilts ● Carpets and Rugs ● Art Nouveau ● Art Deco ● American Folk Art ● Arts and Crafts (Mission Style) ● Country Furniture and Collectibles ● Firearms of All Types ● Architectural Antiques ● Lighting Fixtures ● Asian Art (Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Tibetan, Korean, etc.) ● Clocks ● Wrist and Pocket Watches ● Paintings ● Sculptures ● Drawings ● Watercolors ● Miniatures ● Etchings ● Engravings ● Enamels ● Photographs ● Prints ● Posters ● Russian Art ● Toys, Games ● Books ● Autographs and Historical Documents ● Maps ● Atlases ● Manuscripts ● Cameras ● Automobiles ● Boats ● Tools ● Antiquities ● Militaria ● Paperweights ● Musical Instruments ● Collectibles and Memorabilia (Sports, Political, Advertising, Plates, Nautical, Popular Culture, etc.) ● Railroadiana
General Residential Contents: everyday furnishings, tools, garage items, wood-working shop tools, etc.
General Commercial Contents: office furniture, equipment, office machines, computer systems, etc.
Medical, Surgical and Dental Equipment, including vintage and antique
Industrial Equipment and Machinery
Farm Machinery: tractors, combines, discs, backhoes, trucks, etc.
I do not appraise coin collections, paper money, jewelry of quality, loose gemstones or stamp collections.
I do not appraise fine musical instruments, or costume jewelry, or dolls.
Types of Appraisals (Intended Uses)
Fair Market Value for Estates, Guardianships or Trusteeships
Retail Replacement Value for Insurance Scheduling
Fair Market Value for Bankruptcy
Family Division and Gifts
Fair Market Value for Possible Sale
Retail Replacement Value – Used for Sale
Fair Market Value for Divorces
Fair Market Value for Charitable Donations
Liquidation Value
Fair Market Value/Actual Cash Value for Damage-and-Loss
I complete appraisals for private individuals, as well as for attorneys, accountants, insurance agents, museum curators, college administrators, executors and personal representatives of estates, estate planners, bank trust officers, etc.
Services
Written Certified Appraisal Reports
Consulting on Buying and Selling
Written Letters of Valuation
Expert Witness Testimony (qualified in Johnson and Marion Counties; and U. S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Indiana--Indianapolis Division)
General Verbal Consulting on Values
Disposal of Property in an Estate
Litigation Support
Photographic Inventory of Household Possessions in Digital Color
Statewide and National Service
Available for In-Home, Evening and Weekend Appointments
Not an Auctioneer or Dealer – Independent Appraiser
Collection Assessment and Cataloging
All Appraisals conform with the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) of The Appraisal Foundation, Washington, D.C.
SELECTED INDIVIDUAL, COMMERCIAL AND
INSTITUTIONAL CLIENTS:
Banks:
Chase Bank Trust Group, Indianapolis
Citizens State Bank, New Castle (machine shop equipment)
National City Bank Trust Department, Indianapolis
Charitable Donations:
Collection of Photographs by Arthur “Weegee” Fellig
A Lock of President Abraham Lincoln’s hair
Medical and Surgical Equipment
Militaria relating to the U.S.S. Indianapolis
Sheet Music Written and Signed by Cole Porter
Indoor Shooting Range
A cannon and cannon carriage
Churches:
All Souls Unitarian Church, Indianapolis
Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Indianapolis
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis
First Congregational Church, Columbus, Ohio
First Presbyterian Church, Michigan City (stained glass)
Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Indianapolis
Mars Hill Baptist Bible Church, Indianapolis
Roberts Park United Methodist Church, Indianapolis (stained glass)
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis (chasuble)
St. Anthony Catholic Church, Indianapolis (vestments)
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Indianapolis (entire collection and organ)
Clubs:
Columbia Club, Indianapolis (entire collection)
Hillcrest Country Club, Indianapolis (entire collection)
Indianapolis Athletic Club (historic sports memorabilia; chandeliers)
Indianapolis Literary Club (fine art collection)
Kiwanis Club of Meridian Hills, Indianapolis
Murat Shrine Club, Indianapolis (furniture and fine furnishings)
Portfolio Club of Indianapolis
Woodstock Club, Indianapolis (entire collection)
Companies:
Eli Lilly & Company (historical memorabilia)
The Finish Line
Gene B. Glick Company (art glass collection)
Mayflower Transit, Carmel
Paul Harris Stores (fine art prints)
Reliance Mortgage Funding, Carmel
Simon Malls, Inc. (entire contents of Tarkington’s)
Universal Flavors (collection of 8,000 soda pop bottles)
Estates:
Ball, Estate of Virginia B. (Mrs. Edmund F.), Muncie
Fisher, Estate of John W., Muncie
Robinson, Estate of Helen Ball, Muncie
Bracken, Estate of Frank A., Muncie and Indianapolis
Ashmore, Estate of Reasel H., Jr. “Bud” (15,000 pieces of glass and china)
Bulen, Estate of L. Keith (political memorabilia)
Capehart, Estate of H. Earl Jr.(American sterling silver)
Fortune, Estate of Elizabeth G. “Liz” (Mrs. Robert)
Hall, Estate of Betsy Toy (designer clothing)
Hays, Estate of Virginia B., Crawfordsville, IN
Hulman, Estate of Mary F. (Mrs. Tony) (entire estate), Terre Haute
Landman, Estate of Bernard (clocks and Russian art)
Leslie, Estate of Ted (Tiffany lamps)
Lilly, Estate of Miss Ruth, Indianapolis
Lloyd, Estate of Frank P.,Sr., M.D.
McCarty, Estate of Virgina Dill
Miller, Estate of Xenia S. (Mrs. J. Irwin), Columbus, IN
Nolan, Estate of Alan T. (scrimshaw, Inuit Art)
Orr, Estate of Mrs. Robert D. “Josie”
Skelton, Estate of Richard “Red” (costumes, props, scripts, etc.)
Taggart, Estate of Alexander L., III “Sandy”
Tarzian, Estate of Mary (Mrs. Sarkes), Bloomington
Townsend, Estate of Earl C. Jr. (Native American artifacts)
Woolf, Estate of Preston G. (Asian art)
Foundations:
Athenaeum Foundation, Inc., Indianapolis
Ball Brothers Foundation, Muncie
Columbia Club Foundation, Inc.
Community Hospitals Foundation, Indianapolis
Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana (Kemper House; Morris Butler House Museum)
IAC Art Foundation, Indianapolis
Indiana Golf Foundation, Indianapolis (“Chic” Evans desk)
Indiana Scottish Rite Cathedral Foundation, Indianapolis (oil painting)
Indiana University Foundation, Bloomington (hundreds of pieces of fine art)
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Foundation
President Benjamin Harrison Foundation
Purdue University Foundation, Lafayette
Riley Children’s Foundation, Indianapolis
Walther Cancer Foundation, Indianapolis (chandeliers and stained glass)
Fraternities/Sororities:
Alpha Chi Sigma Fraternity, Indianapolis (Chapter charter)
Alpha Xi Delta Fraternity, Indianapolis
Chi Omega, Theta Beta Chapter, Bloomington
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity National Headquarters, Indianapolis
Delta Upsilon International Fraternity, Indianapolis
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority, Indianapolis
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity National Headquarters, Indianapolis (entire collection)
Tau Kappa Epsilon Educational Foundation, Indianapolis
The Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International Headquarters, Indianapolis
Hospitals and Clinics:
Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie (medical and surgical equipment)
Blackford Community Hospital, Hartford City
Clarian Health Partners, Indianapolis
Columbus Regional Hospital, Columbus
Community Health Network, Indianapolis
Henry County Memorial Hospital, New Castle (medical equipment)
Mid America Clinical Laboratories, Indianapolis
St. Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis
Southeastern Indiana Health Management, Columbus (entire doctors’ offices)
Southern Indiana Urologic Clinic, Columbus
Wishard Health Services, Indianapolis
Indiana Historical Society:
Correspondence between Territorial Governor Lew Wallace and Billy the Kid
The Ernie Pyle Library
Railroad pamphlets, documents and memorabilia
White House china owned by President Lincoln’s Secretary of the Interior, Caleb Blood Smith
Indiana State Museum:
Engraved buffalo powder horn
Frances Slocum’s cross
Francis Vigo rifle
King George III Indian peace medal
Native American artifacts
Squire Boone’s tomahawk pipe (Daniel Boone’s brother)
Insurance Companies:
Allstate Insurance Company
CGU Insurance Company
Chubb Insurance Company
Farm Bureau Insurance Company (damage-and-loss appraisals)
Farmer’s Insurance Group
Illinois Farmers’ Insurance Company
Indiana Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Group
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company, Fort Wayne
Safeco Insurance Company
State Farm Insurance Companies (forensic research)
Law Firms:
Baker and Daniels, Indianapolis
Barnes and Thornburg, Indianapolis (entire collection)
Bingham, Farrer & Wilson, P.C., Indianapolis
Bopp, Coleson and Bostrom, Terre Haute
Gresk and Singleton, Indianapolis
Ice Miller, LLP, Indianapolis
Locke Reynolds, LLP, Indianapolis
Scopelitis, Garvin, Light & Hanson, Indianapolis (art collection)
Museums and Historical Societies:
Art Association of Henry County, New Castle
Ball State University Museum of Art, Muncie
Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
Conner Prairie Settlement, Fishers (looms, quilts)
Delaware County Historical Alliance, Muncie
Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art, Indianapolis
Evansville Museum of Art, History and Science (exclusive photographs of Elvis Presley)
George Ade Memorial Association, Rensselaer (Asian art)
Grouseland Foundation, Inc., Vincennes
Haan Mansion Museum, Lafayette
Henry County Historical Society and Museum, New Castle
Indiana University Art Museum, Bloomington
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Foundation (Hall of Fame Museum)
Indianapolis Museum of Art
International Circus Hall of Fame, Peru (circus-related memorabilia and circus models)
Irvington Historical Society, Indianapolis
James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home, Indianapolis
Kentucky Historial Society (Civil War musters, journals, etc.)
Minnetrista Cultural Center, Muncie
Morris-Butler House Museum, Indianapolis (entire collection)
Museum of Bus Transportation, Hersey, Pennsylvania (1929 Pierce Arrow bus and a 1951 Checker Cab Transit Bus)
President Benjamin Harrison Memorial Home, Indianapolis
Sheldon Swope Art Museum, Terre Haute
Southern Indiana Center for the Arts, Seymour
Tippecanoe County Historical Association, Lafayette (George Winter paintings)
Woodburn House, Bloomington
Others:
Academy of Model Aeronautics, Muncie (autographed letters of Orville Wright)
American Lung Association of Indiana, Indianapolis (Algonquin headdress)
Blue & Company, C.P.A.’s, Columbus and Indianapolis, Indiana
Collier County Audubon Society, Naples, Florida (John Gould prints)
Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis
Disabled American Veterans National Headquarters, Cold Spring, KY(Norman Rockwell paintings)
Franklin United Methodist Community, Franklin
Indiana Humanities Council, Indianapolis (Venetian chandelier)
Indianapolis Downtown, Inc.
Indianapolis Medical Society (fine art collection)
Junior League of Indianapolis (entire collection)
The Liberty Fund, Indianapolis (entire fine art collection)
Marsh Supermarkets, LLC, Indianapolis (Russian and Western art)
Nuvo, Inc., Indianapolis
Peabody Retirement Community of the United Presbyterian Church, North Manchester
Reliance Mortgage Funding, Carmel
Sisters of St. Benedict, Ferdinand, Indiana (entire collection)
Tucson Audubon Society, Tucson, Arizona (engraving plates of John James Audubon)
Village Homeowners’ Association, Carmel
Wabash County R.E.M.C., Lebanon
State and Local Governments:
Anderson Public Library, Anderson (the Wendell Hall Collection of sheet music)
Arsenal Technical High School, Indianapolis (early Robert Indiana art)
City of Indianapolis (David Rubin bronze sculpture of the L. S. Ayres clock cherub)
City of Columbus, Indiana (quilts and Robert Indiana art)
Connersville Public Library
Elwood Public Library (Hoosier art)
Indiana National Guard, Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission, Indianapolis
Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library (entire collection)
Office of Supreme Court Administration, Indianapolis (State House grand chandelier)
U.S. Marshal’s Service, Indianapolis (seized Rolex watches, Corvettes, etc.)
Universities, Schools and Colleges:
Anderson University, Anderson, Indiana
Ball State University, Muncie
Bedford, Indiana, School Corporation (paintings by Carl Graf)
Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School, Indianapolis
Butler University, Indianapolis
Cedarville University, Ohio
Culver Academies, Culver (entire collection: fine art, rugs, autographs, antiquities, etc.)
DePauw University, Greencastle
Earlham College, Richmond
Indiana Memorial Union, Bloomington (entire collection of fine and decorative art)
Indiana University, Jacobs School of Music (theatrical costume and scenery sketches)
Indiana University School of Dentistry, Indianapolis
Indiana University School of Optometry, Bloomington (collection of 7,000 books)
Indianapolis Art Center (entire collection)
Martin University, Indianapolis
Monroe County Community School Corporation, Bloomington
National College Athletic Association (NCAA) Hall of Champions, Indianapolis
Rock Valley College, Rockford, Illinois (entire collection)
Taylor University, Upland, Indiana (entire collection)
University of Indianapolis (entire collection)
University of Notre Dame, South Bend
Vincennes University, Vincennes
Wabash College, Crawfordsville
Works of Art by: (among many others)
John James Audubon Hoosier Group Artists
Marc Chagall Mural by Michael Graves, A.I.A.
Christo Irvington Group Artists
William Forsyth Rembrandt van Rijn, Dutch painter & etcher
Thomas Gainsborough Pierre-Auguste Renoir, French Impressionist
LeRoy Neiman Painter
Pablo Picasso Charles Marion Russell, Western artist
Diego Rivera E. I. Couse and the Taos Society
Norman Rockwell Bronze sculptures by Frederic Remington
Auguste Rodin Sir Anthony van Dyck
T. C. Steele Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Gilbert Stuart Frederic Remington , Western artist & sculptor
Francois Boucher, 18th Century French painter Camille Pissarro, French Impressionist painter
And
Zaharako’s Historic Drugstore, Columbus . Strands of hair from Ludwig van Beethoven
The Andrews Sisters
A baseball signed by Babe Ruth
A mural from the old Claypool Hotel . Tasha Tudor: The American Beatrix Potter
President Benjamin Harrison election banners . Echo Press, Bloomington, Indiana: Frank
Carousel animals by Gustav Dentzel Stella, Helen Frankenthaler, Robert
Original art for science fiction magazines Motherwell, Sam Gilliam, Joseph Albers;
Wishard Hospital murals 134 works of fine art
7,000 pairs of salt and pepper shakers
Collection of vintage cookbooks
Original unpublished photographs of Elvis Presley
Collection of rare inkwells
The chair Bobby Knight threw at an I.U. basketball game!