Collection: William Faulkner Collection, 1824/2006 - ARVAS Search Results

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William Faulkner Foundation Collection - Disk 0400-002 - As I Lay Dying - the Autograph Manuscript - Bosher 5 - 6074 Box DISKS 0385-0403, Item 0400-002

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William Faulkner Foundation Collection - Disk 0400-003 - As I Lay Dying - the Autograph Manuscript - Bosher 6 - 6074 Box DISKS 0385-0403, Item 0400-003

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William Faulkner Foundation Correspondence - ViU 2021-0053, 1968/1980 Box 134, Folder 14

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William Faulkner Greeting People as They Exit a University of Virginia Classroom - Ralph Thompson Photo - 6074 - 0222 Slipcase S-5, Item 222

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William Faulkner "Has Just Completed The Wild Palms" - © Pix Publishing, Inc., NY, Eric Schaal-Pix - Photo by Alfred Eris - May Not be Reproduced without Permission - Reference Use Only - 6074 - 0229, 1939 Slipcase S-1, Item 229

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William Faulkner in Japan, compiled by Leon Picon - 6271-ap, 1958 Box 144, Folder 11

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William Faulkner in Paris - W.C. Odiorne Photo, © J.R. Cofield - 6074 - 0236 Box 135, Folder 18

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William Faulkner in Red Hunting Coat, Inscribed, "To Mutt and Chooky with Love, Brother Will" - 10443 Box 139, Folder 5

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William Faulkner in the Woods - Reference Use Only - 8656-a Box 136, Folder 40

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William Faulkner, Jill Faulkner Summers, and Friends at a Square Dance - 10117-e Box 137, Folder 22

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