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L' amante di tutte, fedele a nessuna dramma giocoso : da rappresentarsi nel regio teatro di S. Carlo nell'inverno del 1807

Alan Lomax Collection, Manuscripts, Newport Folk Foundation

Alan Lomax Collection, Manuscripts, Newport Folk Foundation

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Richard Wallach, et al. to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, October 28, 1862 (Petition concerning railroads in Washington D.C.)

Richard Wallach, et al. to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, October 28, 1862 (Petition concerning railroads in Washington D.C.)

Richard Wallach, et al. to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, October 28, 1862 (Petition concerning railroads in Washington D.C.)

Richard Wallach, et al. to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, October 28, 1862 (Petition concerning railroads in Washington D.C.)

Richard Wallach, et al. to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, October 28, 1862 (Petition concerning railroads in Washington D.C.)

Richard Wallach, et al. to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, October 28, 1862 (Petition concerning railroads in Washington D.C.)

Richard Wallach, et al. to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, October 28, 1862 (Petition concerning railroads in Washington D.C.)

Washington M. Grimes to Abraham Lincoln, Friday, August 26, 1864 (Sends pipe)

Richard Wallach, et al. to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, October 28, 1862 (Petition concerning railroads in Washington D.C.)

First grand semi-occasional entertainment of the Swampoodle ruins, (of Mr. C, Wendell's bindery.) at Charles Kloman's restaurant, Washington. October 24, 1857 ... [Washington, D. C. 1857].

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Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML.

Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 203, Folder 7.

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district of columbia washington programs washington city entertainment swampoodle ruins swampoodle ruins wendell bindery charles kloman charles kloman restaurant 1857 washington dc high resolution rare book and special collections division charles kloman restaurant ultra high resolution broadsides printed ephemera united states history
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01/01/1857
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Swampoodle ruins.
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[Richmond & Backus Co. bindery, Detroit]

Beware of rats! The following is a list of rats working at J. C. McGuire's bindery: Dandy rat---- W. P. Venerable: Sucking do---- Robert Foster: One-eyed do.--- T. L. Lamb: King do.---- Bob Connell. They can be seen at the rat trap in Cox's alle

Office equipment used by the War Production Board (WPB). A gathering machine in the bindery room of the printing and duplicating section. This twenty-thousand dollar machine binds twenty pages at a time and turns out 3,000 bound sets an hour. It works twenty-four hours a day for the WPB

[Printing room or bindery, Richmond & Backus Co., Detroit, Mich.]

[Bindery, Richmond & Backus Co., Detroit, Mich.]

[Richmond & Backus Co. bindery, Detroit]

[Richmond & Backus Co. bindery, Detroit]

Jefferson building - Bindery, Library of Congress

[Library of Congress book bindery]

[Book bindery, Richmond & Backus Co., Detroit, Mich.]

[Bindery, Richmond & Backus Co., Detroit, Mich.]

[Richmond & Backus Co. bindery, Detroit]

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district of columbia washington programs washington city entertainment swampoodle ruins swampoodle ruins wendell bindery charles kloman charles kloman restaurant 1857 washington dc high resolution rare book and special collections division charles kloman restaurant ultra high resolution broadsides printed ephemera united states history