Artifacts and memorabilia

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Fit via vi : the story of the E.B.C. 1827-1977
History of the E.B.C. (rowing club) from its founding in 1827 through 1977. First edition.
Flashing Oars
Owner's inscription-WHPJR
Flashing Oars: Rowing on the Schuylkill
Signed by Jane Allen, Roger Allen, and Christopher Blackwall.
Flask
Long Distance Prize 1887; Log 593 Miles; G. S. R.
FLI Dec 29 1860, p 84 & 85 (issue), Aquatic Sports-The Proposed International Boat-Race Between The Champion Rowers Of America And England... 7.25" x 20.5"
Dec 29 1860; Aquatic Sports-The Proposed International Boat-Race Between The Champion Rowers Of America And England...
FLI, June 19 1869, p 220
June 19 1869; The International College Boat Race-The Harvard Crew Practicing...,
FLI, May 19 1866, p140
May 19 1866; James Hammill, Of Pittsburg, PA, The Champion Of Oarsman America, The New Shell-Built For James Hammill By James M'Kay, Harlem, NY..., text on page
Flushing Bay award plate
Enameled: VIGLANTIA 23, top banner: FLUSHING BAY COURSE, engraved: INTERMEDIATE 4 GIG, Won By, H. Anderson, Bow, J. Fortune, No 2, B. Ahrens, No 3, G. Bryant, Stroke, W.H. Cowan, Coxswain
Flyer: Philadelphia Rowing Society
This is a flyer for the Philadelphia Rowing Society at #4 Boathouse Row, with the names of its tenants.
Formal group photo outside Bachelors Button house
Photograph of men, formally posed, in front of the Button building.
Four-Oared Shells without Coxswain Plaque, Championship of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
John T. Leary, James S. Heaney, John R. Eppinger, Joseph N. Florio
Fourth of July Regatta trophy
Junior Double Shells won by University Barge Club Samuel W. Morris John O. Platt
Fourth of July Regatta Trophy
Won by Philadelphia Barge Club Clement B. Wood Time 9.5