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1983.5.1 - instruction book series

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Object Typebook, instruction Place MadeNorth America: United States, Pennsylvania, Scranton Date Made1928

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Object Typebook, instruction Place MadeNorth America: United States, Pennsylvania, Scranton Date Made1928
Accession Number 1983.5.1 Title instruction book series Category Documentary Artifact Object Type book, instruction Creator Woman's Institute of Domestic Arts & Sciences Date Made 1928 Place Made North America: United States, Pennsylvania, Scranton Culture North American Cultural Region North American Gender and Age not applicable Measurements overall: 22.8 x 15.5 x 2 cm Description Women's Institute Library of Dressmaking series (four books). Credit Line Donated by Dr. Margaret Mcwilliam

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"1983.5.1 - instruction book series, Anne Lambert Clothing and Textiles Collection." University of Alberta Museums Search Site, https://search.museums.ualberta.ca/13-21025. Accessed 27 Mar. 2025.

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1983.5.1 - instruction book series

Object Type book, instruction Place Made North America: United States, Pennsylvania, Scranton Date Made 1928

1983.5.1.a - instruction book from series

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1983.5.1.b - instruction book from series

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1983.5.1.c - instruction book from series

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1983.5.1.d - instruction book from series

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Object Hierarchy for 1983.5.1 - instruction book series