General information by and about the B.A.P., 1893.

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General information by and about the B.A.P., 1893.

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Contains one certificate of membership for Patrick T. Jackson (AB 1893), signed by secretary Robert Walcott (AB 1895) and dated 1893. The certificate was hand lettered and includes a hand drawn and colored crest of the club featuring three beer steins and two crossed pipes. The motto "dolce far niente" [literally "sweet doing nothing"] runs beneath.

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