Creator: Du Pont, Alfred I. (Alfred Irénée), 1864-1935 - ARVAS Search Results

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Alfred I. Du Pont, "S" File, 1912 1 Files Box 43, Folder 15

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Alfred I. Du Pont, S. F. Mathewson, Correspondence Regarding Cherry Island, 1935 1 Files Box 23, Folder 26

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Alfred I. Du Pont, S. F. Mathewson, Correspondence Regarding Storm at Cherry Island, 1932 1 Files Box 23, Folder 25

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Alfred I. Du Pont, S. G. Archibald, Correspondence Regarding Alicia Du Pont's French Apartment, Furniture, 1915/1916 1 Files Box 50, Folder 7

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Shelton Electric Company, 1915/1919 1 Files Box 26, Folder 35

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Sidney B. Bowman, Correspondence Regarding Rented Car, 1924 1 Files Box 26, Folder 31

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Skinner Irrigation Company, Correspondence, 1915/1917 1 Files Box 31, Folder 28

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Smythe Construction, Correspondence Regarding Wing Extensions, 1920 1 Files Box 32, Folder 24

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Social Register Association, Correspondence, 1908/1922 1 Files Box 25, Folder 13

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Alfred I. Du Pont, Societe du Carillon de Nemours, correspondence, 1935/1936 1 Files Box 33, Folder 9

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