Names: Fisher, Robert B. / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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BW-5600/A-D - Book - Illustrations from Essays and Notes on Husbandry by J. B. Bordley with George Washington's signature, 1974 Box 17 (4x5)

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BW-5601/A-B - Illustrations from The Complete Farmer, London, 1793, 1974 Box 4 (5x7), Drawer Photographic print

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BW-5602/A-I - Book - Illustrations from The Compleat Florist by Louis Liger D'Auxerre - Chapter VI, 1974 Box 17 (4x5)

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BW-5603/A-F - Illustrations from Diderot on Agriculture, 1974 Box 4 (5x7), Drawer Photographic print

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BW-5604 - Frontispiece map from History of the Revolution of South Carolina, Vol. I, Trenton, 1785, 1974 Box 4 (5x7), Drawer Photographic print

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BW-5605 - Eleanor Parke Custis' signature in The Practice of French Pronunciation by John Perrin, Philadelphia, 1780, 1974 Box 4 (5x7), Drawer Photographic print

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BW-5606 - Lafayette Bedroom - "Bicentennial Homecoming", 1974 Box 17 (4x5)

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BW-5607 - Banquet Hall [New Room] - "Bicentennial Homecoming", 1974 Box 17 (4x5)

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BW-5608/A-B - General Washington's Bedroom [Washington Bedchamber] - "Bicentennial Homecoming", 1974 Box 17 (4x5)

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BW-5609 - Downstairs bedroom [Downstairs Bedchamber] - "Bicentennial Homecoming", 1974 Box 17 (4x5)

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