"We Called It Ice Sensing" Manuscript by Robert A. Nyden dates from 2009, and consists of a typed manuscript illustrated by colored photographs. It is a memoir written by Nyden that describes his time as a United States Navy polar aircraft navigator on flights to map the thickness of ice fields in Antarctica and Greenland between 1970 and 1974. It also has colored photographs depicting scenes from the flights, and charts containing data collected on these flights.

The Erwin H. Bramhall Papers contain a silver medal, correspondence with other members of expeditionary parties and scientists, a scrapbook, and photographs and writings by Bramhall, including a field notebook documenting his work on Byrd's Second Expedition to Antarctica from 1933-1935. The collection dates from 1926-1979 and primarily chronicles Byrd's Antarctic Expedition II and its legacy through photographs, correspondence and the medal Bramhall received for the expedition.

"Memories of an Old Ship: The Bear" Manuscript by Russell S. Robinson is a narrative documenting Robinson's experiences crewing the icebreaking ship Bear of Oakland, one of two vessels bound for Antarctica to conduct the Second Byrd Antarctic Expedition (BAE II). In addition to an account of the near-catastrophe that occurred soon after the initiation of the ship's voyage on October 4, 1933, the manuscript includes two hand-drawn diagrams of the Bear of Oakland's architecture and mechanical systems. The manuscript is dated circa 1991.

The Ohio State University, Center for Textual Studies Records contains material dated 1892, 1904, 1935-1997 and includes mostly copies of notes, manuscripts, appendices, correspondence, and other documents related to The Centenary Edition of the Works of Nathaniel Hawthorne, published by the Ohio State University Center for Textual Studies under the Ohio State University Press. Microfilm is also included.