Collection: Jan Karon papers / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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"A Continual Feast," page proofs, author's set, first pass Box 3, Folder 8

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"A Continual Feast," typed manuscript with corrections and changes, author's rough pages Box 3, Folder 7

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Addresses and Talks by Jan Karon Box 44, Folder 1

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Addresses and Talks by Jan Karon Box 44, Folder 2

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Addresses and Talks by Jan Karon, research material Box 44, Folder 3

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Advertising – Miscellaneous Box 87, Folder 2

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Advertising Posters for Allison, AAR Powerboss, Biltmore Estate, Ethyl Corporation, Nationwide Insurance, and NCNB National Bank, 17 posters (oversize) Flat_Box 1, Oversize_Folder(Within_an_OSBox) 10

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Advertising Posters for Fogleman & Partners, Piedmont Airlines, Prentice Hydro-Ax, Stevens Gulistan Carpet, and US West Communications, 12 posters and copies (oversize) Flat_Box 1, Oversize_Folder(Within_an_OSBox) 12

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Advertising Posters for North Carolina Division of Travel and Tourism, 12 posters and copies (oversize) Flat_Box 1, Oversize_Folder(Within_an_OSBox) 11

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"A Light in the Window," author's notes, illustrations, and cover art Box 16, Folder 8

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