Collection: Jerry West Papers, 1938/2016, bulk 1950/2011 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Jerry West Papers, 1938/2016, bulk 1950/2011

Los Angeles Times Encyclopedia of the Lakers , by Steve Springer and Earvin Johnson. Los Angeles: Los Angeles Times, 1998. Print. (Jonathan Coleman's annotated copy), 1998 Box 10, Folder 10

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Marketing Material, 2011 Box 6, Folder 8

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Materials regarding Jonathan Coleman's Freedom of Information-Privacy Acts request regarding any files on Jerry West held by the FBI, 2008/2009 Box 1, Folder 7

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Medical Records (facsimiles, ca. 1963-1983) Box 43, Folder 1

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Mini DV Tape "2002" (digital copy available in Digital Files--Audiovisual Material series), 2012 Box 14, Folder unfoldered

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Mini DV Tape "Victory Parade #1" (digital copy available in Digital Files--Audiovisual Material series) Box 14, Folder unfoldered

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Mini DV Tape "WV 2001" (digital copy available in Digital Files--Audiovisual Material series), 2011 Box 14, Folder unfoldered

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Miscellaneous Broadsides and Advertisements, 2002/2016 Box 36, Folder 5

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Miscellaneous (contains Hannibal-La Grange College news release [1955], edited facsimile of 1960 typescript document about Jerry West by Edgar Barrett [undated], printed poem by Karen West referring to 1985 Laker Championship Team [undated], and ink sketch of East Bank High School in Cabin Creek [1998]), 1955/1998 Box 36, Folder 6

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Miscellaneous (includes birth announcement card and birthday party invitation for Jonathan Joseph "Jonnie" West, a guest pass to Bel-Air Country Club, and two items moved from Scrapbook #7: Jerry West's signed Forum ID card, and a card confirming West's All-American College Basketball Team Award from Helms Athletic Foundation), 1960/2000 Box 1, Folder 17

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