Anon.  [Albertypes] Southern Branch of the UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Los Angeles, Calendar 1923.  Los Angeles, Cal.: Students Co-operative Store,  [1922?].

Tan stiff wraps, bound at top with silk blue and gold cord tied into a bow, contents are six pages offering two months each and a tipped on color view of the campus. Images include: East Entrance to Campus, Looking North from the Library, Looking South through the Arch, Tennis Courts, Science Hall, Mechanic Arts Building. Inside of rear cover notes that this was produced by The Albertype Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. and sold by the Student Co-operative Store.  9-3/4" x 13". Covers lightly toned, small hole and wear at upper right under cord, additional faint spot to front cover, pages with little wear.  Very Good condition.

This campus traces its history to 1881, first as the Southern Branch of the California State Normal School. In 1919, it became the Southern Branch of the University of California, Los Angeles, as pictured here. Between 1925 and 1927, a process was underway which resulted in the school becoming the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and moving to the current campus in Westwood. The original 855 N. Vermont Avenue.address is now home to the Los Angeles City College (LACC). A rare survivor, this calendar is not seen in the trade or found in OCLC listings of institutional holdings.