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Subject Files: Council: Articles, Correspondence - September 1984 - February 1996, 1984/1996 Box RG-03 Box 24, Folder Folder 11, Item RG03.01.06.011
Subject Files: Council, The: Correspondence/purchases/funds/articles - February 1965-1996, 1965/1996 Box RG-03 Box 115, Folder 11
Subject Files: Curry, David Parker: Resume/articles/correspondence - January 1990-May 2005, 1990/2005 Box RG-03 Box 115, Folder 15
Subject Files: Deaccessioning Policies of Other Museums #2: Policies/correspondence/articles - 1980-2000, 1980/2000 Box RG-03 Box 115, Folder 20
Subject Files: Dealers and Decorative Arts: Brochures, Photos, Correspondence - May 1984 - May 1996, 1984/1996 Box RG-03 Box 25, Folder Folder 1, Item RG03.01.06.017
Subject Files: Design Collection: Correspondence, Photos, Brochures, Articles, Slides, List of members - 1990-1995, 1990/1995 Box RG-03 Box 24, Folder Folder 14, Item RG03.01.06.014
Subject Files: Design Collection Exhibition: Correspondence, Photos, Brochures - June 1989 - April 1993, 1989/1993 Box RG-03 Box 24, Folder Folder 15, Item RG03.01.06.015
Subject Files: D General: Correspondence/photos/articles - November 1960-April 2002, 1960/2002 Box RG-03 Box 115, Folder 17
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