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A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture Found in the Burying Grounds of New England,

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A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture Found in the Burying Grounds of New England

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crayon

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42/50

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Credit

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Houston

Object Number

81.261

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A Portfolio of Rubbings from Early American Stone Sculpture Found in the Burying Grounds of New England

42/50

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