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The Smithsonian catalogs Records, 2007-2008 as manuscripts in its Meteorites records.
Smithsonian InstitutionTelegraph RegisterThe Smithsonian catalogs Telegraph Register as telegraph receiver in its Communication, telegraph records.
Smithsonian InstitutionFlat-tops and fledglings a history of American aircraft carriers [by] Gareth L. PawlowskiThe Smithsonian catalogs Flat-tops and fledglings a history of American aircraft carriers [by] Gareth L. Pawlowski as books in its Aircraft carriers records.
The Cleveland Museum of ArtText, folio 313 (recto), from a Gospel Book with CommentariesThe Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Text, folio 313 (recto), from a Gospel Book with Commentaries as bound volume (Byzantium, Constantinople · c. 1000–1100).
Smithsonian Institution[Trade catalogs from Temco Aircraft Corp.]The Smithsonian catalogs [Trade catalogs from Temco Aircraft Corp.] as trade catalogs in its Aviation (aircraft; balloons; etc.) records.
The Cleveland Museum of ArtAmorous Couple (Mithuna)The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Amorous Couple (Mithuna) as sculpture (Northern India, Uttar Pradesh, Ahichchatra, Gupta period (c. 320-550) · 400s).
Smithsonian InstitutionWar masks : made to terrifyThe Smithsonian catalogs War masks : made to terrify as articles in its Wee masks (Costume) records.
Smithsonian InstitutionBoy Scout CompassThe Smithsonian catalogs Boy Scout Compass as compass in its Boy Scouts of America records.
The Cleveland Museum of ArtPharmacy Jar (Albarello)The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Pharmacy Jar (Albarello) as ceramic (Italy, Siena · c. 1510).
The Cleveland Museum of ArtSunny Autumn DayThe Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Sunny Autumn Day as painting (America · 1892).
The Cleveland Museum of ArtChurch Bells Ringing, Rainy Winter NightThe Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Church Bells Ringing, Rainy Winter Night as drawing (America · December 1917).
The Cleveland Museum of ArtLayman bearing offeringsThe Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Layman bearing offerings as sculpture (Afghanistan, Hadda, probably Tape Shotor · c. 300 CE).
The Cleveland Museum of ArtThe LaundressThe Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs The Laundress as drawing (France, 19th century · 1888).
Smithsonian InstitutionCompassThe Smithsonian catalogs Compass as compass in its Ethnology records.
The Cleveland Museum of ArtView of a Castle (recto)The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs View of a Castle (recto) as drawing (Austria · 1513).
Smithsonian InstitutionHorizontal plank mask, southern Bwa people (Nyayengay)The Smithsonian catalogs Horizontal plank mask, southern Bwa people (Nyayengay) as articles in its Bwa masks (Costume) records.
The Cleveland Museum of ArtThe Lock at PontoiseThe Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs The Lock at Pontoise as painting (France, 19th century · 1872).
The Cleveland Museum of ArtDemi-ChanfronThe Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Demi-Chanfron as arms and armor (Germany, Augsburg · c. 1550).
The Cleveland Museum of ArtHeaddress (chi wara)The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Headdress (chi wara) as mask (Africa, West Africa, Mali, Bamana-style blacksmith-carver · early to mid-1900s).
The Cleveland Museum of ArtA Winter SkyThe Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs A Winter Sky as painting (America · 1866).
Smithsonian InstitutionSalt-Range fossils / by William WaagenThe Smithsonian catalogs Salt-Range fossils / by William Waagen as books in its Paleontology records.
The Cleveland Museum of ArtText, folio 68 (recto), from a Gospel Book with CommentariesThe Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Text, folio 68 (recto), from a Gospel Book with Commentaries as bound volume (Byzantium, Constantinople · c. 1000–1100).
The Cleveland Museum of ArtPiazza San Marco, VeniceThe Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Piazza San Marco, Venice as painting (Italy · c. 1740).
The Cleveland Museum of ArtText, folio 168 (recto), from a Gospel Book with CommentariesThe Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Text, folio 168 (recto), from a Gospel Book with Commentaries as bound volume (Byzantium, Constantinople · c. 1000–1100).