E. F. Johnson Company Product in the Field. Herter Husky Snowmobile with Johnson Radio. 9 1/2" x 7 1/2" black and white photograph of an E. F. Johnson Co. radio product, a Johnson CB radio, installed on a Herters Husky snowmobile, marked U6809; a Waseca police officer is driving the snowmobile and demonstrating the use of the CB radio, identified as Ray Thissen.

St. Mary Catholic Church Painting. Material: paper, metal, wood, glass. Size: 22" W. x 26 1/2" H. Description: muted gray watercolor on paper: St. Mary Catholic Church steeple and date: St. Mary 1887"; signed at bottom right: "Jack Dahl"; gray perimeter mat; gray wooden frame with glass over painting; brown paper backing with a gold sticker with black letters: "Framed by Bob & Gwen Waseca Decorating Center"; metal hanger on back.

Christmas Traditions Book. Material: paper. Size: 9" W. x 11" L. x 1" D. Description: red hard cover - gold cover and spine print: "The Book of Christmas" with gold holly graphic - contents: 303 numbered pages of Christmas history and literature with colored photographs.

Waseca High School Class of 1923 Reunion Booklet. Material: paper. Size: 8 1/2" W. x 11" H. Description: white paper - black print - 33 pages - "Waseca High School Class of 1923 50 Year Reunion May 20, 1973."

Edgar and Ethel Johnson 50th Wedding Anniversary Invitation. Material: paper. Size: 7 1/2" W. x 3 1/2" H. Description: white paper - gold print on front: "July 28, 1923 July 28, 1973" - print inside: "Waseca, Minnesota On Saturday, July 28, it will be our joy and good fortune to observe the 50 Anniversary of our marriage. To help us celebrate the happy occasion, we would greatly enjoy having our family and good friends attend a reception at our new home at 520 9th Ave NE. Would you kindly not ... more

Waseca High School Varsity Choir. 8" x 4" black and white photo of Waseca High School Choir. On back: "Varsity Choir. Larry Miller, Craio Miller, Dean Nissen, Wayne Larson, Jeff Nygaard, Cheryl Storby, Barb Bryant, Paul Anderson.

Waldorf School Yearbook: 1973, "Colt Tales." Material: paper. Size: 8" W. x 11" L. Description: orange hard cover, yellow red graphic and cover information: Colt Tales '73, The time is now"; contents: 91 numbered pages containing black and white photographs of Waldorf staff, students and advertisers

Waldorf Pemberton Elementary School Annual, 1973, "Pony Tales." Material: paper, metal. Size: 8" W. x 10 1/2" L. Description: gold cardstock cover, black pony graphic, black lettering: "Pony Tales '73" - contents: 12 numbered pages of black and white student and staff photographs.

Rep. Searle with Dave and Peter Kunst. 8" W. x 10" L. black and white photo. Representative Rod Searle with Peter and David Kunst, Waseca's Worldwalkers. On back: "Photo by Jo Guck, Area News Editor Waseca's Daily Journal Feb. 21, 1973."

Kunst Brothers with Rep. Searle and Gov. Wendell Anderson. 8" W. x 10" L. black and white photo. Peter Kunst, Representative Rod Searle, David Kunst, Governor Wendell R. Anderson. (Kunst brothers Waseca's Worldwalkers.) On back: "Photo by Jo Guck, Area News Editor Waseca's Daily Journal Feb. 21, 1973."

Waseca Players. Material: paper. Size: 5" x 7 1/2" Description: yellow paper - black print: "Waseca Players, Inc. Presents The Curious Savage by John Patrick Central Middle School May 17, 18, 19, 1973" - inside: list of characters, committees, tickets, who's who, board of directors, members.

Waseca Players. Material: paper. Size: 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" Description: mint green paper - green print: "Waseca Players, Inc. Presents The Fantasticks book and lyrics by Tom Jones, Music by Harvey Schmidt, directed by Holly Herbig, music directed by Penny Peteres Central Middle School November 30, December 1 & 2, 1973" - inside: cast, acts, committees, who's who, board of directors, members.

Waseca County Atlas and Plat Book, 1973. Material: paper, plastic. Size: 8 1/2" x 11" Description: orange cardstock cover - white plastic spiral binding - black printed cover information: "Atlas and Plat book Waseca County Minnesota 1973 Sponsored by Waseca County Farm Bureau" - 26 white pages of maps.

Waseca Community Evening School. Material: paper. Size: 9 1/2" x 12 1/2" Description: white paper - black print: "Waseca Community Evening School Waseca Public Schools Schedule of Classes Spring Term 1973."

Waseca Community Evening School. Material: paper. Size: 9 1/2" x 12 1/2" Description: white paper - black print: "Waseca Community Evening School Waseca Public Schools Schedule of Classes Fall Term 1973."

Kitchen Klatter with Panzram, Article. Material: paper. Size: 7 3/4" x 10 3/4" Description: white paper printed in black: "Kitchen Klatter Magazine Shenandoah, Iowa 20 Cent, Vol. 37, July, 1973, Number 7" photo on front cover; article on page 6 by Mary Panzram Zeller: "The Most Beautiful Lawn"; 24 pages.

University of Minnesota, Technical College, Waseca Commencement 1973. Material: paper. Size: 5 1/2" W. x 8 1/2" H. Description: gold cover; red print: "University of Minnesota, Technical College-Waseca, Waseca, Minnesota, 1973 Commencement, the Fifteenth of June, Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-Three, Two O'Clock, Physical Education Building"; four pages.

Waseca Promotion. Material: paper. Size: 8 1/2" W. x 8 1/2" L. Description: full color - glossy paper - "Waseca, A good place to live, to work, to grow" - three pages of photos of Waseca.

St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Kasson. Material: paper. Size: 8 1/2" x 11". Description: light blue cardstock cover, black taped spine, black and white photo graphic of church, black print: 100 Years with St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Kasson, Minnesota, 1873-1973; contents: copy of original consecration document, lists of 1973 membership and Sunday School, history of St. Peter's church, records of early church membership, baptisms, confirmations, marriages and burials, as well as membership of ... more

State Farmers Mutual Insurance Company. Material: paper. Size: 8 1/2" x 11" Description: white paper - pink print: "Waseca Mutual Insurance Company, Waseca, Minnesota, Cropsaver "77", Five Season Blanket application."

Dave's brother Pete joined the world walk after John was killed. The Kunst brothers met with Hubert H. Humphrey before returning to Kabul, Afghanistan. The former Vice President then a Minnesota US Senator gave the brothers an official letter of recommendation. Humphrey said he would contact all American Embassies and consulates of the countries still to be walked and ask them to do what was possible to help the brothers. On March 1, 1973 Dave and Pete were on their way to Kabul, Afghanistan to ... more

March 26th. 1973 the circumambulation of the earth was restarted at the exact site in Afghanistan where John Kunst had been killed. It had been about five months since the Bandit attack and Dave was fully recuperated from the gunshot that almost killed him. The American Embassy provided transportation for Dave, Pete, Willie Makeit II and the USA-Turk Machine. Eight Afghan policemen with two motor cycles and two jeeps provided protection for the Kunst brothers until they reached the Pakistan bord ... more

Pete, Willie Makeit II, Dave and the USA-Turk Machine in the Khyber Pass of Pakistan in 1973. It was printed in a Pakistani paper that the Kunst brothers were the first non-Asians to walk "to and through" the famous pass. Permission to walk the historic route was given because a Pakistani Tribal Prince who was a good friend of the American Consul in Peshawar, Pakistan agreed to walk with the brothers. Dave said it was the most exciting walk of the world, global, Earthwalk.

The Pakistani Tribal Prince walking with Willie Makeit II and Pete, as they pass Shagai Fort the home of the Khyber Rifle's. The Prince walked with the brothers from the Afghanistan border up the Khyber Pass to Landi Kotal where they spent the night. Landi Kotal is the highest point on the Khyber Pass. In the morning they walked down the Khyber Pass to Jamurd the official end of the Khyber Pass.

Pete, Willie Makeit II, Dave and USA Turk Machine in front of the Pakistan National Assembly building in Islamabad. The Capital city was about ten years old at the time the Kunst brothers arrived in 1973. The brothers stayed with American Embassy employees for about a month. During that time they tried to get permission to walk across China. After days of waiting they were invited to the Chinese Embassy where they were officially denied permission to walk across China.