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Object Number
2005.1.106.91
Display Title
Testing emergency locks
Descriptions
Object Description
Written on Scrapbook: "Testing emer- / gency locks / Jan. 1940"
Department
Photographic
Date
January 1940
Artist
Dr. Samuel Kirkland Lothrop
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Central America
/
Panama
/
Veraguas
Central America / Panama / Cocle
Central America / Panama / Cocle
Dimensions
Overall: 8.89 × 13.6525 cm (3 1/2 × 5 3/8 in.)
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PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience | SHARE |
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| 2005.1.106.90 | Testing emergency locks |
Veraguas
Cocle | ||
| 2005.1.106.89 | Testing emergency locks |
Veraguas
Cocle | ||
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Cocle
Veraguas | ||
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| ||
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Tools
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| |
Media Restricted
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Shaft, modified
Ornament |
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| |
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