Date range: 1771 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Three Bills of Lading for goods shipped between John Norton and Robert C. Nicholas, 1771 Box 3, Folder 89

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Thruston family commonplace book, 1604/1925

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Tinder Box, 1760/1990 Box 22

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Title Transcription: Je suis un Pauvre Miserable Ariette ajustée a deux Violons ou deux flutes avec des Variations Prix 12s. Par lauteur du Coeur Volage avec Variations et des bagatelles Varieés Aparis Chez dufour Libraire quay de Gesvres a lange gardiens et aux adresses Ordinaires de Musique, 1760/1794

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Title Transcription: Six SONATAS for two VIOLINS and a VIOLONCELLO with a Thorough Bass for the ORGAN or HARPSICHORD Composed and Dedicated to his Royal Highness the PRINCE OF PRUSSIA BY C: E: Graaff Master of the Chappel to the Hereditary Prince Stadholder &c Opera X. Price 5s. LONDON. Printed & Sold by LONGMAN, LUKEY & Co. No. 26 Cheapside, Where may be had, composed by the same Author; [list of works beginning with: "Six Simphonys in parts Op. 11th." and ending with: "N.B. To be seen, Gratis, all new Music soon as Published."], 1769/1771

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Title Transcription: Six SONATES pour deux VIOLONS et une BASSE. Composes par GIUSEPPE HAYDN a Vienne Opera IV. Pr. 6s. LONDON. Printed & Sold by R. Bremner opposite Somerset House in the STRAND., 1771

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Trinket Box, Leather, 1760/1990 Box 24

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Turnbull v. Gordon, et al., 1770/1772 Box 15 (legal), Folder 4

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Turner, Susanna (Norton), 1768/1783 Box 9, Folder 2

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Typed chart of Baird family, 1749/1924 Box 5, Folder 29

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