Date range: 1982 - ARVAS Search Results

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1982-1983 Part I - September 1982 - December 1982, 1982 Box 693, Folder 1

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1982-1983 Part I - September 1982 - December 1982, 1982 Box 693, Folder 1

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1982-1986, 1982/1986 Box 110, Folder 19

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1982-83, 1982 Box 112

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1982-83 CAPS Fellowship Recipients, 1982 Box VA-04 Box 3, Folder Folder 4, Item VA04.01.2.086

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1982-83 Season: announcement of events; members-correspondence; planning memos; Fall Meeting-memos, David Steadman (speaker) correspondence/biography, remarks; potential Collector of the Year memos; Collector of the Year (Forbes)-memos, press release, correspondence, biography; Dinner-program, announcement, memos, remarks, related correspondence; Spring Meeting-announcement, memos, remarks, Peter Schaffer (speaker) correspondence/biography; policy-newly defined objectives, budget, 1982/1983 Box RG-19 Box 2, Folder 18

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1982 Annual Report, 1980/1982 Box 03, Folder 52

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1982 April Board Meeting, 1982 Box 54, Folder 23

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1982 ATA Budget, 1982 Box 88, Folder 26

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1982 Board Roster, 1982 Box 1, Folder 38

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