Date range: 1972 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Date range 1972

1971-72 Season: membership-list, correspondence; Collectors' Opportunity-announcement, memos, related correspondence; potential Collector of the Year memos; Collector of the Year (Conger)-memos, works exhibited, correspondence; Dinner-memos; Collectors' Choice-announcement, works exhibited; Spring Meeting-memos, agenda, remarks, Janet Green (speaker) correspondence; related correspondence; policy-memos, revised mission statement, budget Box RG-19 Box 1, Folder 21

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1971-72 Season: Photos with Information on Conger Works Loaned Box RG-19 Box 1, Folder 22

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1971-72 Season: purchase cards and sales receipts Box RG-19 Box 5, Folder 12

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1971 annual report for George Mason College Box 1, Folder 12

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1971 Annul Report and Work Papers Box 118, Folder 16

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1972-1973 Box 013, Folder 002

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1972-1973 Part I - July 1972 - February 1973, Box 681, Folder 1

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1972-1973 Part I - July 1972 - February 1973 Box 681, Folder 1

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1972-1975 FY expense ledger Box II.B. - Oversize 5

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1972-1976 FY expense ledger Box II.B. - Oversize 5

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