Puppets in America, 1739 to Today: With an Account of the First American Puppetry Conference, 1936

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THF623952 / Puppets in America, 1739 to Today: With an Account of the First American Puppetry Conference, 1936 / front cover
THF623953 / Puppets in America, 1739 to Today: With an Account of the First American Puppetry Conference, 1936 / title page
THF623954 / Puppets in America, 1739 to Today: With an Account of the First American Puppetry Conference, 1936 / page 5
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THF623956 / Puppets in America, 1739 to Today: With an Account of the First American Puppetry Conference, 1936 / page 62
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THF623959 / Puppets in America, 1739 to Today: With an Account of the First American Puppetry Conference, 1936 / end page
THF623960 / Puppets in America, 1739 to Today: With an Account of the First American Puppetry Conference, 1936 / back cover
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Artifact Overview

Artifact Details

Artifact

Book

Date Made

1936

Creators

Place of Creation

Collection Title

Book Collection

Location

By Request in the Benson Ford Research Center

Object ID

72.177.1990

Credit

From the Collections of The Henry Ford. Gift of Almena Gray Wilde.

Material

Paper (Fiber product)

Technique

Bookbinding (Process)
Printing (Process)

Dimensions

Height: 10.75 in
Width: 7.625 in

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