Date range: 2003 / Subjects: Draper, Louis H., 1935-2002 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Gary Saretzky, John Sunkiskis, and Stephen Rasmus at Tony Barboza's Studio Box SC-32 Box 1, Item SC32.02.0.024

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Herb Randall, John Sunkiskis, Tony Barboza, and Herb Robinson, Mercer College Box SC-32 Box 1, Item SC32.02.0.029

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Herb Robinson, John Sunkiskis, and Gary Saretzky at Tony Barboza's Studio Box SC-32 Box 1, Item SC32.02.0.023

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John Sunkiskis, Eric Kunsman, and Herb Randall at Tony Barboza's Studio Box SC-32 Box 1, Item SC32.02.0.021

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Mel Leipzig, Mercer College Box SC-32 Box 1, Item SC32.02.0.028

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Photos for Book Selection #1, Mercer College Box SC-32 Box 1, Item SC32.02.0.026

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Photos for Book Selection #2, Mercer College Box SC-32 Box 1, Item SC32.02.0.027

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Tony Barboza, Herb Randall, Stephen Rasmus, and John Sunkiskis at Tony Barboza's Studio Box SC-32 Box 1, Item SC32.02.0.025

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Tony Barboza, John Sunkiskis, Herb Robinson at Tony Barboza's Studio Box SC-32 Box 1, Item SC32.02.0.022

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