Date range: 1971 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Date range 1971

1970-1976 Box 49, Folder 13

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1970-1979 Box 110, Folder 12

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1970-1980 minutes binder (1/2) Box 3, Folder 7

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1970-71 Season: Collectors' Choice Object Information Forms Box RG-19 Box 1, Folder 20

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1970-71 Season: Dealers' Index, correspondence with dealers (most include lists of items sent for exhibition and sale) Box RG-19 Box 5, Folder 9

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1970-71 Season: membership correspondence; Fall Meeting-agenda; Collectors' Opportunity-announcement, remarks, objects available; Collector of the Year (Tishman); Dinner- announcement, memos; Collectors' Choice-announcement, agenda, remarks; Spring Meeting- memos; various correspondence Box RG-19 Box 1, Folder 18

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1970-71 Season: purchase cards and sales receipts Box RG-19 Box 5, Folder 10

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1970-71 Season: Red Folder of Season Events-includes memos, anns., etc. Box RG-19 Box 1, Folder 19

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1970 annual report for George Mason College Box 1, Folder 11

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1970 INPATIENT LENGTH OF STAY COMPARISON, 100 MOST COMMON DIAGNOSES FOR PATIENTS UNDER 65 YEARS OF AGE Box 26, Folder 022

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