3 letters 1938-1939 correspondance with Basque Delegation in The U.S.A.. 8 rolls of cash register receipts and many flat receipts from 1965. 1 Calendar from 1979.

Transcription of an interview made to Apalategi Family about their history.

Booklets written by Jo Arriza. One of them is about a trip to the Basque Country and other two are a comparative researches about Basque and Lakota languages. Collection also includes correspondence and a cassette that contains Arriza's speech.

Various pamphlets from different Basque-American festivals and exhibitions, a 2017 calendar, stickers, festival and events posters, pamphlets from the Basque Museum in Boise, booklet of the Jaialdi 95' in Boise, a scarf from Basque Soccer Friendly, a retrospective booklet of San Francisco Basque Club and two posters. It also includes two booklets one showing Basque sheepherder's tree carvings and the other, 'Amerikanuak!', about Basques in the U.S.

Basque items related to the Basque Exhibition at Smithsonian Folk Festival, such as pamphlets, posters, photographs of tree carving and typical Basque fisher's neckerchief.

The collection compiles documentation, programs, press news, papers given at the conference, abstracts of those papers, and a list of presenters at the international conference entitled “Basques in the Contemporary World: Migration, Identity, and Globalization” hosted in the summer of 1998 at the University of Nevada, Reno hosted and attended by nearly eighty scholars.

List of articles about agriculture written by Bernardo de Mesanza and a list of other articles written by himself.It also includes several newspapers from Bilbao from the late 1960s and 1970s.

Scrapbook life story of Louis Aphecetche made by his wife Blanche Morton-Aphecetche. It also includes a clipping from June 2010 of the magazine FAN (friends and neighbors) about Blache Morton-Aphecetche's genealogical work.

Documentation, clippings, news articles, papers, letters and correspondence regarding the Basque Festival in Sparks, the Basque Monument in Reno, the Basques in the Contemporary World Seminar, in Reno, and other Basque issues. It also includes several different newspapers.

Various phamplets and programs published by the Center for the Basque Studies of the University of Nevada, Reno. There is also a copy of the Northen Nevada Diversity Summit program from the 2017.