Collection: Licensing Department Files, 1984/2014 / Date range: 1998 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Licensing Department Files, 1984/2014 Date range 1998

Hickory Chair – Round Lamp Table – Bee Skep, 1998 Box 16 OVERSIZE

Hickory Chair – MVOC 9-97-07 Round Lamp Table – Bee Skep, July 1998

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Hickory Chair – Server, 1998 Box 15 OVERSIZE

Hickory Chair – MVDR-9-98-17 Server, June 1998

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Hickory Chair – Settee – Windsor Style, 1998 Box 15 OVERSIZE

Hickory Chair – MVDR 9-98-16 Settee – Windsor Style, July 1998

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Hickory Chair – Windsor Chair – Side, 1998 Box 15 OVERSIZE

Hickory Chair – MVDR 9-98-21 Windsor Chair – Side, June 1998

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Hickory Chair – Writing Desk, 1998 Box 17 OVERSIZE

Hickory Chair – MVBR 9-98-04 Writing Desk, July 1998

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Legal documents, 1995/2003 Box 6

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Lenox Brands, 1994/2001 Box 1

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Licensing Department Files, 1984/2014 56 Linear Feet 30 containers with 3 oversize wallpaper swatch books

This collection is made up of paper records and a large portion of special formats including sample products, photographs, blueprint drawings, and large research binders. The paper files consist of contracts, product development and research files, marketing material, and correspondence with companies or manufacturers. Inclusive date range is 1982-2014.

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Licensing Information Articles (1 of 2), 1994/2003 Box 3

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Licensing Information Articles (2 of 2), 1994/2003 Box 3

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