Box 1c
Contains 5 Results:
BISHOP, WILLIAM. Librarian, University of Michigan. Correspondence relating to acquisition of foreign periodicals and international librarianship, 1933-46. 70 items., 1933 - 1946
BISHOP, WILLIAM. Librarian, University of Michigan. Correspondence relating to acquisition of foreign periodicals and international librarianship, 1933-46. 70 items.
BRITISH LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. Correspondence concerning conferences, etc., 1949-53. 33 items., 1949 - 1953
BRITISH LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. Correspondence concerning conferences, etc., 1949-53. 33 items.
BROWN, CHARLES (I). Correspondence, mostly relating to acquisition of German periodicals, 1932-34. 76 items., 1932 - 1934
BROWN, CHARLES (I). Correspondence, mostly relating to acquisition of German periodicals, 1932-34. 76 items.
BROWN, CHARLES (II). Continuation of the above, 1935-47. 44 items., 1935 - 1947
BULLETIN, MLA. Correspondence relating to information about Mrs. Cunningham, or to editorials by her, 1938-61 Copy of one guest editorial. 39 items., 1938 - 1961
BULLETIN, MLA. Correspondence relating to information about Mrs. Cunningham, or to editorials by her, 1938-61 Copy of one guest editorial. 39 items.
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