Collection: Records of the Registration Department (RG-08), 1919/1994 / Date range: 1987 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Records of the Registration Department (RG-08), 1919/1994 Date range 1987

18th Century British Silver (8 objects), Rawls Museum, Courtland - November 13-January 19, 1988, 1987/1988 Box RG-08 Box 2, Folder 23

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1987 Special Exhibition and Spotlight Loans, 1987 Box RG-08 Box 2, Folder 33

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Chinese Urn, 76.28a/b; Piedmont Arts Association, Martinsville - October 22-January 4, 1988, 1987/1988 Box RG-08 Box 2, Folder 24

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Choices Artists Make - Artmobile, Fall 1985-Spring 1987, 1985/1987 Box RG-08 Box 1, Folder 8

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Col. Furniture, card table 76.42.4 and side chair 49.15.2, Rawls Museum Courtland, November 13-January 19, 1988, 1987/1988 Box RG-08 Box 2, Folder 22

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Danville - January 5-February 23, 1987, 1987 Box RG-08 Box 2, Folder 38

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Egypt. Bronzes: Royal Deities, Danville Museum of Fine Arts - September 21, 1987-January 4, 1988; 55.32.1; Isis/Horus; 55.32.2; Osiris, 1987/1988 Box RG-08 Box 2, Folder 14

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Jewelry Now, Peninsula - March 2, 1986-Apri16, 1987, 1986/1987 Box RG-08 Box 2, Folder 59

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Jewelry Now to Federal Reserve Bank, D.C., del. August 9, 1987-week of August 24, 1987, 1987 Box RG-08 Box 2, Folder 49

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Maier Museum, Randolph Macon, Lynchburg Fine Arts Center - W. C.; June 3-July 6, 1987, 1987 Box RG-08 Box 2, Folder 46

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