| Family |
387 |
Book of matches from the Glenn Plumbing Company, New Concord, Ohio. |
| Family |
417 |
Trumpet, with case, played by John Glenn during his boyhood in New Concord, Ohio. |
| Family |
674 |
Blue star window flag hung to denote the active military service of John H. Glenn, Sr. during World War I, c.1917-1918. |
| Family |
761 |
Type TW Lionel Corporation "Train Master" Toy Transformer. (from John Glenn's childhood train set) |
| Family |
762 |
Eighteen piece set of plastic railroad trestles for a Lionel model train, Lionel catalog no. 110, with original box. (from John Glenn's childhood train set) |
| Family |
763 |
Twenty-four tie channels for a Lionel train set, catalog no. 110-25, with original packaging. (from John Glenn's childhood train set) |
| Family |
764 |
Set of eight cattle figures for Lionel train sets, Lionel catalog no. 3656, with original box. (from John Glenn's childhood train set) |
| Family |
765 |
Lionel Trains hopper car (black, "Lehigh Valley"), catalog no. 6456, with original box. (from John Glenn's childhood train set) |
| Family |
766 |
Lionel Trains diesel locomotive (black, no. 2032), with original box. (from John Glenn's childhood train set) |
| Family |
767 |
Lionel Trains diesel locomotive (black, "Erie"), with original box. (from John Glenn's childhood train set) |
| Family |
768 |
Lionel Trains tank car, catalog no. 6465 (silver, "Sunoco"), with original box. (from John Glenn's childhood train set) |
| Family |
769 |
Lionel Trains caboose, catalog no. 6357 (red, "SP"), with original box. (from John Glenn's childhood train set) |
| Family |
770 |
Lionel Trains operating cattle car, catalog no. 3656 (orange, "Lionel Lines"), with original box. (from John Glenn's childhood train set) |
| Family |
771 |
Lionel Trains stock car, catalog no. 6656 (yellow, "Lionel Lines"), with original box. (from John Glenn's childhood train set) |
| Family |
772 |
Lionel Corporation Multi Control Transformer, catalog no. 1033, with original box. (from John Glenn's childhood train set) |
| Family |
773 |
Lionel Trains Remote Control "O" Gauge Switch, catalog no. 22; collection contains three switches - two right-hand and one left-hand. (from John Glenn's childhood train set) |
| Family |
774 |
Lionel Corporation train track, straight section; collection contains 33 pieces - thirty-two 10.5 inch and one 9.5 inch. (from John Glenn's childhood train set) |
| Family |
775 |
Lionel Corporation train track, curved section; collection contains 34 pieces - thirty-two 12 inch and two 11 inch. (from John Glenn's childhood train set) |
| Family |
776 |
"Flexible Flyer" sled used by John Glenn during his childhood in New Concord, Ohio, c.1920s-1930s. |
| Family |
777 |
Wooden yardstick with advertisement for the "Zanesville Monument Company - E.B. Castor, General Mgr. - Phone 250." |
| Family |
778 |
Cast iron bell from the Castor family farm, c.1920s. |
| Family |
1200 |
Pair of metal strap-on ice skates used by John Glenn during his childhood in New Concord, Ohio, c.1920s-1930s. |
| Family |
1201 |
Child's cape, black with red lining, made for John Glenn by his mother, Clara Glenn for use in a children's chorus, c.1926-1927. |
| Family |
1222 |
U.S. Army helmet worn by John H. Glenn, Sr. during World War I, c.1917-1918. |
| Family |
1223 |
Pair of khaki colored canvas leggings worn by John H. Glenn, Sr. during World War I, c.1917-1918. |
| Family |
1224 |
Metal U.S. Army mess kit used by John H. Glenn, Sr. during World War I, c.1917-1918. |
| Family |
1225 |
Pair of U.S. Army metal spurs with leather straps worn by John H. Glenn, Sr. during World War I, c.1917-1918. |
| Family |
1227 |
Signal flare pistol used by John H. Glenn, Sr. during World War I, c.1917-1918. |
| Family |
1228 |
Stiff leather kit box engraved "Verdun - France - 4 Dec 1918" brought back from France by John H. Glenn, Sr. after World War I. |
| Family |
1259 |
Camouflage painted metal U.S. Army helmet, marked "37" worn by Walter B. Alley during World War I, 1918. (Alley was an uncle of Annie Glenn) |
| Family |
1260 |
Pair of khaki colored canvas leggings worn by Walter B. Alley during World War I, marked "Truck Co. No. 3 Motor Section 112th Ammunition Train 37th Div," 1918. (Alley was an uncle of Annie Glenn) |
| Family |
1261 |
U.S. Army issue canvas and leather kit bag used by Walter B. Alley during World War I, marked in pen with the various locations Alley traveled to in England and France during 1918. (Alley was an uncle of Annie Glenn). |
| Family |
1262 |
U.S. Army issue gun cleaning kit used by John H. Glenn, Sr. during World War I, c.1917-1918. |