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B1990.014.004.04086
[several men standing infront of Russian Orthodox alter putting money in the collection plate]
Keywords: religion, holiday
Collection: B1990.014 McCutcheon Collection / B1990.014.4
B2009.017.2004.01.08
Knik Xing Funds Show you the studies? Borrring..How 'bout I just show you the Money? 1-8-2004
Keywords: cartoon, Anchorage Daily News
Collection: B2009.017
B2017.029.1840
[three children, one holding toy badge, one holding money; print date Mar 79]
Collection: B2017.029
B1989.016.732
"Bingles" used by colonists at Palmer, Alaska. 72. Hewitt's Photo Shop, Anchorage [coins from Matanuska Colony]
Keywords: money
Collection: B1989.016 Lu Liston Collection
B2009.017.1988.03.5
“Of course I want to collect money from the oil industry! I’ve always collected money from the oil industry!” ©1988 Sat. March 5, 1988 [Jan Faiks holding Tax Bill, wearing oil barrel on head with slot labeled ‘Insert Campaign Contributions Here’. Print]
Collection: B2009.017
B2009.017.1988.01
©1988 Jan. ’88 [mahout Jan Faiks on Grand Oil Party elephant eating money from ARCO Contributions trough. Print]
Collection: B2009.017
B1995.014.4.15
Patsy Serguei [sic] from Marshall Landing [Alaska Native man wearing corduroy shirt and brimmed hat holding money, river in background]
Keywords: clothing, economy
Collection: B1995.014
B2011.007.8.76
Tanana, I think. Ice break-up. Bets were made about the time. I guess much money changed hands [Caption by Elinor Christianson. Tanana 1920s.]
Collection: B2011.007 Mary Breu Etta Jones Collection
B1998.014.1.1308
O90 Alaskan children earning extra money gatering ice worms, popular bait for fur fishing. Ice worms are righ in hair raising vitamins. [copy neg; same as .1307; printed in reverse]
Collection: B1998.014 Brickley
B2009.017.1984.05.26
“Our energy policy? Burn petroleum byproducts” ©1984 Sat. May 26, 1984 [people shoving Oil Revenue money into Hydro Bail-Outs, Susitna Studies, and Rate Equalization Subsidy furnaces. Pencil study on verso]
Collection: B2009.017
B2009.017.1989.01.15
“Jan Faiks cleans out the president’s office for Senator Kelly” ©1989 Sun. Jan. 15, 1989 [emptying sack of money out window while wearing oil barrel on head . Pencil study on verso ]
Collection: B2009.017
B1995.014.4.4
Mike Kleeskock holding a Russian naval gun. A pilot wanted the gun for money but Mr. Tetinek gave it to Ivar Skarland, a professor at the University of Fairbanks [Alaska Native man wearing Red Ball denim bib overalls and driving cap]
Keywords: military, arms, Russian America, clothing
Collection: B1995.014
B1998.014.1.1307
O90 Alaskan children earning extra money gatering ice worms, popular bait for fur fishing. Ice worms are righ in hair raising vitamins. [winter scene; two children at face of ice falls or glacier, one holding a pail, appear to gather worms from ice; cpy neg]
Collection: B1998.014 Brickley