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University of Oregon. Libraries. Special Collections & University Archives
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Gertrude Bass Warner Papers, 1879-1954
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Gertrude Bass Warner papers, 1879-1954
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1930-1939
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Correspondence, notes, expense lists, and invoices for objects obtained by Gen. Munthe and shipped to Gertrude Bass Warner in Eugene [032]
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Invoice 1575
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Correspondence, notes, expense lists, and invoices for objects obtained by Gen. Munthe and shipped to Gertrude Bass Warner in Eugene [032]
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Invoice 1575
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Invoice of Purchased Merchandise
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Invoice of Purchased Merchandise for Five cases Chinese Antique
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Invoice of Purchased Merchandise
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Invoice of Purchased Merchandise for Five cases Chinese Antique
![Correspondence, notes, expense lists, and invoices for objects obtained by Gen. Munthe and shipped to Gertrude Bass Warner in Eugene [032]](/thumbnails/b/6/oregondigital-df71z716b.jpg "Correspondence, notes, expense lists, and invoices for objects obtained by Gen. Munthe and shipped to Gertrude Bass Warner in Eugene [032]")
![Correspondence, notes, expense lists, and invoices for objects obtained by Gen. Munthe and shipped to Gertrude Bass Warner in Eugene [032]](/thumbnails/m/7/oregondigital-df71z717m.jpg "Correspondence, notes, expense lists, and invoices for objects obtained by Gen. Munthe and shipped to Gertrude Bass Warner in Eugene [032]")
