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Sketch Book Containing 182 drawings on 91 leaves. One of a series used by the artist on his Italian trip, 1750–52; Sketches made in Milan, Turin, Florence, and Rome.

Louis Rollin, Marc Sangnier, Charles Le Boucq (Agence Rol, 1919)

Män ombord färja., Svenska Järnvägarna

Assorted Chocolate Creams candy wrapper, American Expeditionary Forces, Paris, France, 1918 (28457615286)

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Sketch Book Containing 182 drawings on 91 leaves. One of a series used by the artist on his Italian trip, 1750–52; Sketches made in Milan, Turin, Florence, and Rome.

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A group of men standing next to each other.

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glass negatives men bags american tree american tree douglas fir douglas fir great britain charles lathrop charles lathrop president association american tree association 1920 s men washington dc 20 s district of columbia united states history 1920 s library of congress us british relations
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01/01/1921
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Harris & Ewing, photographer
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Library of Congress
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glass negatives men bags american tree american tree douglas fir douglas fir great britain charles lathrop charles lathrop president association american tree association 1920 s men washington dc 20 s district of columbia united states history 1920 s library of congress us british relations