Collection: Records of the Collectors' Circle (RG-19), 1959/2007 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Records of the Collectors' Circle (RG-19), 1959/2007

1995-96 Season: Margo Crutchfield files, 1995/1996 Box RG-19 Box 4, Folder 7

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1995-96 Season: Mock Auction; May Meeting-Jack Lindsay, 1995/1996 Box RG-19 Box 4, Folder 5

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1995-96 Season: transmittals, 1995/1996 Box RG-19 Box 4, Folder 6

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1996-97 Season: Annual Gala-Collector of the Year (Weber), 1996/1997 Box RG-19 Box 4, Folder 11

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1996-97 Season: general materials; Fall Trip-Atlanta, 1996/1997 Box RG-19 Box 4, Folder 8

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1996-97 Season: March Meeting-William Hunt; April Meeting-Malcolm Cormack; May Meeting-Suzanne Feldman, 1996/1997 Box RG-19 Box 4, Folder 12

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1996-97 Season: Margo Crutchfield files, 1996/1997 Box RG-19 Box 4, Folder 14

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1996-97 Season: November Meeting; December Meeting; January Meeting-Dr. Donald Schrader, 1996/1997 Box RG-19 Box 4, Folder 10

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1996-97 Season: September Meeting-Dr. John Neff; October Meeting-Dr. Mark Schaffer, 1996/1997 Box RG-19 Box 4, Folder 9

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1996-97 Season: transmittals, 1996/1997 Box RG-19 Box 4, Folder 13

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