Collection: Lawrence M. Cox, Sr. Papers, 1902/2002 - ARVAS Search Results

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12x16 Framed-Cox University Homecoming Day, Norfolk, VA, 1965 Oversize Box 223

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12x18 American Public Works Association Certificate of Membership L. Cox, 1969 Oversize Box 223

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12x18 Certificate and Coupons-Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority, 1961 Oversize Box 223

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12x18 Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority-First Closed-Mortgage Revenue Bond Certificate, 1961 Oversize Box 223

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12 x 19 Framed City of Birmingham Alabama Honorary Citizen, 1969 Oversize Box 226

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14x12 Framed "Note" to Cox From D.A. Doxiadis, 1967 Oversize Box 223

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14 x 20 Framed-American Airlines, Inc. Commissions-L. M. Cox An "Admiral of the Flagship Fleet", 1960 Oversize Box 226

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19 x 21 Framed Photograph of George Romney Personally Signed Oversize Box 231

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20 x 26 Framed-VA Housing Development Authority Resolution of Recognition and Appreciation for Lawrence M. Cox, 1982 Oversize Box 231

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8 1/2x 15 City of Memphis Certificate of Honorary Citizenship, 1967 Oversize Box 223

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