Series V: Realia
Subseries A: Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn Realia
Polytechnic Tie, "Paul Cooper '58, Gift to Library", undated
Ticket to basketball game - Iona College vs. Brooklyn Poly, February 25, 1952
Murad Cigarette College Series 26-50 card - PIB, undated
Murad Cigarette College Series 26-50 card - PIB, 2nd edition, undated
Jeff Schatzman AEP class ring, 1969
Brooklyn Poly 150 pin, undated
PIB pins from William Aghassi '69, undated
Polytechnic College of Engineering button, gray, undated
Slide rule from Harold Krane, undated
Slide rule in case, undated
Post Universal Slide Rule, Model 1459, undated
Post Universal Slide Rule, Model 1459 - documentation, 2013
Slide Rule from Hermann Broeker, 1949
Subseries B: Polytechnic University Realia
Polytechnic scarf, undated
Polytechnic University metal bookmark, undated
Polytechnic University seal die, circa 1985
Polytechnic University flashlight, white, undated
Polytechnic University flashlight, NSCE 2007, 2007
Polytechnic University mug, black, undated
Polytechnic University mug with seal, undated
Dibner Library mug, "Celebrating 10 years of innovative service", undated
Polytechnic University pewter keychain, undated
Poly Welcomes Maxwell button, blue, undated
Polytechnic University - 1854 Society pin, undated
Plastic paperweights containing tickets to "Polytechnic University 150th & Inauguration", September 29, 2005
Marble Polytechnic University paperweight, "In Appreciation", undated
Marble paperweight, "The Campaign for Polytechnic: Fulfilling the American Dream, 1997-2001", 2001
Plastic paperweight, "The Campaign for Polytechnic: Fulfilling the American Dream, 1997-2001", 2001
Polytechnic University metal pencil holder, undated
Polytechnic University tie, undated
Small stuffed panda with "Polytechnic University" shirt, undated
Small stuffed mouse with "Polytechnic University" shirt, undated
Sesquicentennial PolyThinker medal (unengraved), circa 2004
'Polytechnic at Metrotech' buttons, gray, undated
Polytechnic Prom 1980 stemware, 1980
Polytechnic Construction/[iversit] hard hat, white, undated
Polytechnic University Freshman Orientation Week hard hat, yellow, 2000
Poly Paint-A-Thon fabric cap, white, 1996
i2e sculpture, undated
Polytechnic cap, blue, undated
Polytechnic scarf, undated
Subseries C: Polytechnic Institute of New York University Realia
Polytechnic Institute of NYU seal die, undated
Polytechnic Institute of NYU mug, undated
Polytechnic Institute of NYU water bottle, undated
Polytechnic Institute of NYU binders, undated
Polytechnic Institute of NYU plastic mug, undated
NYU-Poly Alumni pins, purple, undated
Small glass globe, "NYU-Poly: Polytechnic Institute of New York University", undated
Small glass globe, "NYU-Poly: Polytechnic Institute of New York University", undated
NYU-Poly small wallet, black, undated
NYU-Poly clutch wallet, black, undated
Leather and metal NYU-Poly business card holder, green, undated
NYU-Poly pen and metal pen case, undated
Subseries D: New York University - Polytechnic School of Engineering Realia
Polytechnic School of Engineering Alumni pin, white, undated
Polytechnic School of Engineering keychain, white, undated
"Engineering is...Creative / Global / Mobile / Now / Life" tote bag, purple, undated
Subseries E: Miscellaneous Realia
We heart Poly button, blue, undated
James Madison High School Senior button, yellow, Jan. 1945
Albert Jay Newman U.S. Army button, blue, undated
Plastic paperweight containing image of Brooklyn Collegiate & Polytechnic Institute building, undated
Gablinger's Beer can, undated
Biographical / Historical
Poly alumnus Joseph Owades (July 9, 1919 – December 16, 2005) worked on the development of "light" beer. He worked for Fleischmann's Yeast, Schwarz Labs, and Rheingold Breweries in Brooklyn, where he became Vice President–Technical Director. Rheingold introduced the first "light beer," Gablinger's, using an enzyme which broke down chains of starch, allowing yeast to digest all of the starch. This created a beer with lower calories. Polytechnic Alumni President Anthony Concolino used this can of Gablinger's beer in his 2019 convocation speech, demonstrating the inventive spirit of Poly/Tandon engineers. Concolino donated the beer can and two Polytechnic prom beer glasses to the Poly Archives in 2021.
Owades source: Joseph Owades. (2023). Academic Dictionaries and Encyclopedias. Retrieved July 21, 2023, from https://en-academic.com/dic.nsf/enwiki/1665844