Creator: Dunlop, James R. - ARVAS Search Results

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BW-2950/A-B - Desk believed to have belonged to Daniel Parke Custis, 1951 Box 4 (8x10) black and white negatives

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BW-2951/A-D - Infra-red & ultraviolet negatives of the "1775" trunk, 1951 Box 4 (8x10) black and white negatives

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BW-2952/A-B - Silver ladle said to have been given to David & Eleanor Stuart by George Washington - unowned, 1951 Box 4 (8x10) black and white negatives

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BW-2953 - Argand mantel lamp, 1951 Box 4 (8x10) black and white negatives

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BW-2954 - Hook table, 1951 Box 4 (8x10) black and white negatives

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BW-2955/A-B - Copy photograph - "Wellington", 1951 Box 10 (4x5)

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BW-3125 - "George Washington Lafayette", 1951 Box 2 (5x7)

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BW-3126 - Nelly Custis - portrait - Pine, 1951 Box 2 (5x7), Object MISSING, Drawer Photographic print

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BW-3127 - Unknown woman - portrait, 1951 Box 2 (5x7), Object MISSING

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BW-3128 - Fanny Bassett - portrait - Pine, 1951 Box 2 (5x7), Object MISSING

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