Date range: 1931 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Date range 1931

0734 - John Henry - Jacket; 0740 - John Henry - Gamblers; 0742 - John Henry - Pigs; 0743 - John Henry - Railroad Spiker; 0744 - John Henry - Cotton Picker Box 9, Oversize Folder 71

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0746B - Noon Day (North Newport News, Va.) Box 9, Oversize Folder 71

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0761 - RECLINING BATHER, cut on birch wood Box 10, Item 0761

Mss. Acc. 1987.48 Addition

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0773 - Jamestown Tower (Church) Box 9, Oversize Folder 71

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0775 - ROARK BRADFORD, cut on Japanese wood Box 10, Item 0775

Model was a photo in a Virginia Quarterly Review brochure Mss. Acc. 1987.48 Addition

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0781 - WOMAN GOLFER, cut on laminated wood Box 10, Item 0781

Mss. Acc. 1987.48 Addition

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1000 HP Stern Wheel Tow Boat (for Inland Waterways Corporation) Box Series 11, Box 2, Folder 23

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10-10 Temporal bone. Course of the descending and transverse facial canal, Box 6, Folder 46

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10-11 Temporal bone. Relation of lateral sinus bulb to descending facial canal, Box 6, Folder 47

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10-12 Shows mastoidectomy. Danger localities, Box 6, Folder 48

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