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Bulldog pin

Manufacturer: Unknown

Psi Upsilon pin

Manufacturer: Unknown
Honorand: Edward Pike Chapin, American, 1849–1926

Pitcher

Manufacturer: Unknown

Ornamental Penmanship Exercise

Artist: A. J. Smith (American (?))

Purse

Maker: Unknown

Knob

Manufacturer: Unknown

Portrait of a Lady

Artist, attributed to: Joseph Dunkerley (American, born England, 1759–1812)

Gentleman

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William Furman

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