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[Child Wearing a Cat T-Shirt], 1968/1971 Box VA-04 Box 121, Item VA04.04.09.170.P3
[Child Wearing a Cat T-Shirt], 1968/1971 Box VA-04 Box 121, Item VA04.04.09.170.P4
"Color, " Cinematography Class Notes, New York University Institute of Film and Television, 1969/1970 Box VA-04 Box 1, Folder Folder 7, Item VA04.01.1.048
Damaged Negatives [Playground Series], 1960/1969 Box VA-04 Box 34, Item VA04.04.09.029.T1
Damaged Negatives [Playground Series, John Henry], 1960/1969 Box VA-04 Box 34, Item VA04.04.09.029.C1
Daryl, Robin and Cookie: Family, 1960/1969 Box VA-04 Box 26, Item VA04.03.3.002.T1
Entemey, 1968/1970 Box VA-04 Box 40, Item VA04.04.09.188.C5
Entemey, 1968/1970 Box VA-04 Box 40, Item VA04.04.09.188.T4
Fillmore East, NYC, 1969/1970 Box VA-04 Box 35, Item VA04.04.09.052.C1
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