Scope and Contents Sterling silver watch fob and chain manufactured for the Reddy Tee Company by the Lambert Brothers of New York. The Reddy Tee Company was the original manufacturer of the standard wooden golf tee. Watch fob features a silver golf tee dangling from each end of the chain. Oval-shaped plaque in center is engraved "D.J.O'N. [Daniel J. O'Neill] 7-11-31." Smaller tee is stamped "THE REDDY TEE PAT." and larger tee is stamped "LAMBERT BROS. N.Y. STERLING." Housed in a green Reddy Tee Company box...

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Mechanical drawing set used by Daniel J. O'Neill as a student at Notre Dame, circa 1922-1926. Manufactured by Keuffel and Esser Company, New York. Housed in black plastic pouch with green velvet lining.

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Plastic lettering triangle manufactured by Braddock Instrument Company, circa 1920s. Carved with initials "D.O.N." (Daniel O'Neill).

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Three slide rules (mechanical calculators), all presumably used by Daniel J. O'Neill as a student at Notre Dame, circa 1922-1926. All three slide rules housed in protective leather or plastic sheaths, one with original box from Aristo Studio. One leather sheath is inscribed "D.J.O'N. N.D. '26."

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Three 6-inch rulers, all presumably used by Daniel J. O'Neill as a student at Notre Dame, circa 1922-1926. All three rulers housed in protective leather or paper sheaths. One sheath inscribed "D.J. O'Neill, Sophomore Hall, ND."