Collection: Edward H. Peple Collection, 1891/1953 - ARVAS Search Results

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Memoranda of agreement contracts to publish various of Edward Peple's works, 1904/1925 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 79

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Memorandum of agreement for "Friend Martha", 1916 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 40

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Memorandum of Agreement to publish "The Littlest Rebel" by Edward Peple, 1911 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 59

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Memorandum of Agreement to publish "The Spitfire" by Edward Peple, 1908 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 58

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Memorandum of agreement with Dodd Mead to publish "The Littlest Rebel", 1925 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 24

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Memorandum of Agreement with Samuel French, Inc. for "A Jury of Our Peers", 1925 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 36

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Memorandum of Agreement with Samuel French, Inc. for "A Pair of Sixes", "The Littlest Rebel", and "The Prince Chap", 1926 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 37

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Memorandum of Agreement with Samuel French, Inc. for "The Girl", 1925 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 35

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"Methods of Marcia" Box 3 MS-3, Folder 19

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Minutes and contracts for the Biltmore Amusement Co., Inc. formed to produce "A Pair of Sixes", 1914/1919 Box 5 MS-3, Folder 53

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