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Tripod hat stand from Mae's Millinery Shop

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H x W x D: 15 7/8 × 6 7/8 × 7 in. (40.3 × 17.5 × 17.8 cm)

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Trombone played by Fred Wesley

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A trombone and case, including the mouthpiece, innerslide, and outerslide. The trombone is a Stradivarius Model 36 made by the Vincent Bach Corporation. On the horn, at the top, is an engraving with the model number and manufacturer: [Stradivarius / Model / 36 / Vincent Bach / ELKHART, IN. / USA]. There is a serial number at the bottom on the cylinder where all the tubes converge: [28892].

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Trophy awarded to golfer Ethel Funches

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2015.249.1a: The trophy is made of metal, probably an alloy painted to look like gold. It is on top of a 5" dark brown wooden square base which is on top of a 3/4" thick flat wooden base. The trophy is a gold cup style. There is a circular base with a textured edge. The column is rounded at the bottom, gets thinner at the top, and ends in a sphere-like shape. The column has a ribbed texture. On to

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Trophy awarded to the Texas Southern University Debate Team

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The debate trophy has a dark brown plastic base with metal shapes featured as decoration. The top of the trophy features a female statuette with wings holding a wreath above her head with both hands. The base has five staggered levels in varying shapes which taper off to form the podium where the metal figurine stands. There is a metal plaque on the level below the statuette which reads, [BAYLOR F

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Trophy cup given by the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows

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An engraved Rockford silver-plated trophy cup with three horn handles. The cup has etching on one side. The etching indicates that this cup served as the first place prize awarded on August 8, 1907. The cup has decorative filigree on the top, at the handles, and the base. The three horn handles protrude at the top and narrow at the bottom.

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Trophy for NFL Player of the Year awarded to Jim Brown

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The 1957 The Sporting News NFL Player of the Year trophy awarded to Jim Brown. The large trophy consists of a football on a beveled pedestal. The trophy is made of gold-colored metal and features a plaque secured to the front of the base pedestal. The plaque has cut away corners. The etched text reads [1957 Marlboro AWARD / JIMMY BROWN / Player of the Year / NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE / As Selected

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Trouser socks worn by Reverend Ike

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H x W x D (b): 15 1/4 × 4 5/16 × 3/16 in. (38.7 × 11 × 0.4 cm)

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Trousers from Fruit of Islam uniform

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H x W: 44 1/8 x 19 in. (112.1 x 48.3 cm)

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Trousers worn by Sherman Hemsley as George Jefferson on The Jeffersons

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These trousers are part of a suit worn by Sherman Hemsley as the character George Jefferson on the television show "The Jeffersons." The rust colored trousers have a tab-front one (1) button closure with a brown plastic button, a zipper fly, and a hidden internal hook-and-eye closure. The trousers have a flat front, with two (2) slant pockets. They are straight-legged, ending in a slight flare, wi

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Trumpet owned by Louis Armstrong

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This 1946 Henri Selmer B-flat custom-made and inscribed trumpet belonged to Louis Armstrong. Armstrong had been playing an earlier version of a Selmer trumpet since 1932. Even though he believed you could play a trumpet for a long time, he had the habit of playing his trumpets for approximately five years before he passed it on as a gift to a friend or colleague. In February 1946, Armstrong’s mana

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Trumpet shaped navy hat from Mae's Millinery Shop

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Trumpet-shaped navy hat made of braided tape sewn in concentric circles attributed to Mae Reeves. The hat's sloped body gets progressively narrower from bottom to top. A velvet cord is tied in a bow around the peak of the hat with a strand of faux pearls twisted around the cord. The underside of the brim is covered in off-white braided tape sewn to mimic the top of the hat. Navy grosgrain ribbon t

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Trunk used by Tuskegee Airman 2d Lt. James McCullin

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Dark green trunk with metal reinforcements along the edges. The front long side of the trunk has two metal latches, one metal lock and a leather handle. Another leather handle is located on a short edge of the trunk. On the top of the trunk are white painted letters, outlined in blue. It reads: [LT. JAMES L. MCCULLIN/ 0-792422]. Between the two lines of text is an image of pilot wings insignia.

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Tripod hat stand from Mae's Millinery Shop

Trombone played by Fred Wesley

Trophy awarded to golfer Ethel Funches

Trophy awarded to the Texas Southern University Debate Team

Trophy cup given by the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows

Trophy for NFL Player of the Year awarded to Jim Brown

Trouser socks worn by Reverend Ike

Trousers from Fruit of Islam uniform

Trousers worn by Sherman Hemsley as George Jefferson on The Jeffersons

Trumpet owned by Louis Armstrong

Trumpet shaped navy hat from Mae's Millinery Shop

Trunk used by Tuskegee Airman 2d Lt. James McCullin