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Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Frank Horsfall, Jr., Papers, 1917/1973

0.7 Cubic Feet 2 boxes
This collection includes the papers of Virginia Tech professor of horticulture Frank Horsfall, Jr., including his thesis and dissertation, awards and honors, writings, and materials on his interests in barbed wire and primitive tools.
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Frank Horsfall, Jr., Papers, 1917/1973 0.7 Cubic Feet 2 boxes

Horsfall, Frank, Jr., 1903-1988
This collection includes the papers of Virginia Tech professor of horticulture Frank Horsfall, Jr., including his thesis and dissertation, awards and honors, writings, and materials on his interests in barbed wire and primitive tools.
College of William and Mary

Griswold Gardening Collection, 1961/1965

0.50 Linear Feet

Collection of printed material mostly concerning the Rachel McMasters Miller Hunt Botanical Library at the Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Includes some printed material on the Pittsburgh Bibliophiles.

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Griswold Gardening Collection, 1961/1965 0.50 Linear Feet

Collection of printed material mostly concerning the Rachel McMasters Miller Hunt Botanical Library at the Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Includes some printed material on the Pittsburgh Bibliophiles.

College of William and Mary

Seedsmans' Catalogs, 1817/1970, bulk 1840/1960

10.50 Linear Feet

Hundreds of catalogs from many gardening businesses in the United States. These catalogs were known as Seedsmans' Catalogs and sold seeds, plants and gardening supplies.

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Seedsmans' Catalogs, 1817/1970, bulk 1840/1960 10.50 Linear Feet

Armistead, Dora Travis, 1890-1979

Hundreds of catalogs from many gardening businesses in the United States. These catalogs were known as Seedsmans' Catalogs and sold seeds, plants and gardening supplies.

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