Subjects: black-and-white prints (prints on paper) - ARVAS Search Results

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Biographical sketch and portrait of Carlos E. Finlay Jr. Box 72, Folder 2 [oversize]

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Biographical sketch and portrait of Carlos E. Finlay Jr.circa 1910-1960 Box 72, Folder 2 [oversize]

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Biographical sketch and portrait of Carlos J. Finlay Box 72, Folder 3 [oversize]

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Biographical sketch and portrait of Carlos J. Finlaycirca 1910-1960 Box 72, Folder 3 [oversize]

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Correspondence relating to Philip Showalter Hench's acquisition of still photographs from the movie,Jezebel Box 73, Folder 2

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Correspondence relating to Philip Showalter Hench's acquisition of still photographs from the movie,Jezebel November 21, 1947-December 6, 1947 Box 73, Folder 2

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Postcards and prints showing scenes from Havana Box 73, Folder 1

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Postcards and prints showing scenes from Havanacirca 1849-1901 Box 73, Folder 1

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Print entitled,The Prado, Havana, CubainHarper's Weekly Box 18, Folder 15

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Print entitled,The Prado, Havana, CubainHarper's Weekly May 25, 1895 Box 18, Folder 15

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