The Nathalie Furst Gittelman Travel Ephemera is primarily comprised of publications created by tourism bureaus in various European countries, including road and metro maps, booklets, brochures advertising specific sites, and tickets collected by Nathalie while on an organized student trip to Europe. The materials in the collection document tourism and travel after World War II from the perspective of an American college student.

Nathalie Furst was born in 1929 in Illinois. While attending college at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign she went on an organized student trip to Europe in 1949.

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