Collection: William Faulkner Collection / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Address book with Alphabetical Tabs Containing Expenses - 9817-l Box 102

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Brick from the U.S. Post Office Substation at the University of Mississippi where William Faulkner was Postmaster from 1921-1924 - 8418-a Box AB-22, Tray 2

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Framed Oil on Canvas Cityscape Painting by Estelle Oldham Faulkner - 16643 Artifact ViU2021.0169_001

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Green Felt Draw-String Bag - 6074 Box 102

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Kaywoodie Pipe - Found in Left Breast Pocket of William Faulkner's Tweed Jacket - 7258-j Box AB-9, Tray 2

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Notebook Containing Research Notes on William Faulkner - Dorys Crow Grover - 15061 Box 208-a

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Royal Canadian Air Force Uniform - 15720 Artifact Uniform 15720

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Royal Canadian Air Force Uniform Hat - 15720 Artifact Uniform Hat 15720

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Typewriter used by William Faulkner at the University of Virginia to Compose The Mansion - 8418 Artifact Typewriter 8418

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Uncut Sheet of Fifty Postage Stamps Depicting William Faulkner with Pipe - William Faulkner Commemorative U.S. Postal Service - 6074-p Box 102

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