Bill Miller Collection

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Scalloped edge pc
An exciting finish..., Royal Canadian Regatta, St. Catharines
Scalloped edge pc
One of the most colorful sites..., Royal Canadian Regatta, St. Catharines
Scholastic Rowing Association medal
Obv: dual flags (USA-Canadian Maple Leaf) shield/wreath/crossed oars, no stamp/inscription
School And College World
Rowing article removed from Outing magazine, condemns recruiting, college rules, professional coaches, college octopede racing; Note - There are four bound, hard cover, 6-month volumes with complete issues in the collection: Oct. 1888-Mar. 1889 / Apr.-Sep. 1889 / Oct. 1890-Mar. 1891 / Oct. 1891-Mar. 1892
Schuylkill Navy 100th Anniversary Official's medal
W/pin bar "OFFICIAL", rev. stamped: BB&B. Bronze
Schuylkill Navy award shield brass plate
Engraved: Schuylkill Navy, 62nd Regatta, Philadelphia, 1915,Four-Oared Shells Won By, University Barge Club, Senior, Richard T Nalle, Harold M Willcox, Russell Thayer Jr, Edward F Hoffman Jr.
Schuylkill Navy Fourth July Regatta copper body trophy
Engraved: Fourth Of July Regatta, 1904, Intermediate Single Sculls, Won By Philadelphia Barge Club, Time 11-22, C.B. Wood; medallion stamped: Caldwell & Co Philadelphia
Schuylkill Navy L (50th) Anniversary medal
Oct. 1908; inscribed: Albert Hill, Undine Barge Club
Schuylkill Navy plaque
"Schuylkill Navy, June 1940, Sr. 5 Oared Shell With Cox., Bow A. Gallagher 2 James Lyons 3 John Lyons Stroke F English Coxswain H. McCaffrey
Schuylkill River regatta photo, ca. 1900, sculler posing in front of spectators in barge, excursion boat Otto-plied Schuylkill 1896-1930
Photo back stamped: No 825 Arch Street, Philadelphia (1886-1921), written on back: Washing, see two postcards: View Schuylkill From Balloon and Gerard Bridge w/Otto (1908).
Sculling for Rowing
1st edition
Sculling stamp, 1st day card
Monaco-Montreal Olympics
Sculling-Match For The Championship On The Thames Last Monday
Nov 20 1880; ILN Supp, p 505, 4 scenes: The Start, Hammersmith Bridge..., The Finish, Hanlan and Trickett..., text on reverse
Sculls
No maker's marks, donated to DBMS
Sculls
Unmarked, (one loom split)
Sculls
Face marked: Mark G. Davis, Maker, High Bridge NYC (Kyles Park), one piece blade/loom has doubler backing, Davis began making hollow looms about 1906
Sculls
Stamped: Ted Shea, Maker, Foxboro Mass