Objects, Posters

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1937.6 - Stanford Binet IQ Scales
These pictures show the complete test material for the Form L Revised Stanford Binet Scales, used to test the intelligence of an indiviudal. Test kit production year, 1937.

Record Type: Objects, Posters
1950.8 - Association's First Logo
This logo, printed on triangular wood, represented the Association for the Help of Retarded Children (AHRC), later called the New York State Association for Retarded Citizens from the inception of the organization in 1949 until the early 1990's. This logo can be found displayed at advocacy functions, annual conventions, within the Organization's newsletter (Our Children's Voice) and much more.

Record Type: Objects, Posters
1950.9 - Joseph T. Weingold Signature Stamps
These rubber signature stamps were used by Joseph T. Weingold during his tenure as the Association's (AHRC) Executive Director. Exact date range of use is unknow.

Record Type: Objects, Posters
1955.9 - Certificate of Appreciation and Best Wishes to Joseph T. Weingold
Original, framed Certificate of Appreciation presented to Joseph T. Weingold on August 31, 1955, by the President of the University of the State of New York and Commissioner of Education, Lewis A. Wilson.

Record Type: Objects, Posters
1960.1 - Employ the Handicapped Postage Stamps
Postage stamps and their pictorial descriptions of persons with disabilities became an interest while developing materials for the mental retardation displays at the John R Kennedy Library exhibit in Boston. Over the years, picture postage stamps have been used to commemorate the contributions and express the needs of persons with disabilities in society. One of the earliest stamps from the United States to feature the issue of disabilities was a...

Record Type: Objects, Posters
1974.1 - "Retarded Children Can Be Helped" Stamps
Commemorative stamps designed for the National Association for Retarded Children, October 1974.

Record Type: Objects, Posters
1974.1 - 25th Anniversary Commemorative Stamps
25th Anniversary stamped envelopes. Includes first day of issue, October 12, 1974.

Record Type: Objects, Posters
1978.1 - One to One Foundation Poster
Poster published by the One to One Foundation quoting a Rockville Centre neighborhood resident, speaking of the establishment of the Christopher House. "Four Years Ago I Found to Keep These People Out of my Neighborhood. Now I Play Cards with Them Every Tuesday Night."

Record Type: Objects, Posters
1981.1 - Disabled Doesn't Mean Unable
A copy of the disabled persons stamp designed in 1981, and a description of the creator. Exact date of distribution unknown.

Record Type: Objects, Posters
1986.8 - NYSARC's State Office Building Illustration
Illustration of NYSARC's State Office building in Delmar, New York presented to the State Office by artist, Cathy Diefendorf. Exact date unknown.

Record Type: Objects, Posters
1987.1 - NYSARC Awareness Week
"Legacy of Love" campaign poster promoting NYSARC Awareness Week, February 7-14, 1987.

Record Type: Objects, Posters
1987.4 - "A Promise Fulfilled"
The ceremonial key presented during the Willowbrook closing ceremony, September 17, 1987.

Record Type: Objects, Posters
1993.1 - Legacy of Love Button
"Legacy of Love" campaign promotional button. Exact date of distribution unknown.

Record Type: Objects, Posters
1999.5 - 50th Anniversary Stamps
Stamps and images commemorating the 50ths Anniversary of NYSARC and the Laurel Run celebration.

Record Type: Objects, Posters
1999.8 - Commemorative Stamps
Presented to NYSARC, Inc. in honor of their 50th Anniversary from the United States Postal Service.

Record Type: Objects, Posters
2002.5 - Share the Spirit Poster
Poster of the 6th Bi-Annual National Self-Advocacy Conference in Buffalo, New York on September 19-22, 2002. The conference was hosted by the The Self-Advocacy Association of New York State.

Record Type: Objects, Posters
2009.1 - Spread the Word - Advocacy Button
This button was circulated as part of an advocacy effort created by the Special Olympics to end the use of the word retarded. The advocacy campaign was called, "spread the word to end the word."

Record Type: Objects, Posters