Collection: International Association for Identification Records / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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DVD 01, "Laser Applications in Criminalistics, Tape 1: An Overview" (see VHS 01.) Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 02, "Benton Dickinson Public Safety, NIK: Narcotics Identification System" (see VHS 02.) Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 03, "Simplified Field testing for the major drugs of abuse using the Narcotest Disposakit" (see VHS 03.) Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 04, "Visatex Corp., Compusketch Information and Demonstration Cassette, IV" (see VHS 04.) Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 05, "MVD Firearms Part 2 of 2" (see VHS 05.) Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 06, "Guide to Processing Polaroid 4x5 sheet films, PID 780764" (see VHS 06.) Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 07, "Polaroid Corp., The MP 4+, PID#1B5715" (see VHS 07.) Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 08, "A Current Affair, Plano Police Dept., Pat Wertheim" (see VHS 08.) Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 09, "'Rising to the Challenge'--PMRC, 27 minutes on Sex and Violence in Heavy Metal Music" (see VHS 09.) Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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DVD 10a, "The Primal Scream, Drug Special" (see VHS 10.) Box 207, Folder unfoldered

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