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Collection Inventory Pamphlet: London issued by the British Council for British & Allied Visitors from Overseas. Pamphlet: The Ideal Guide to London. Pamphlet: London Pictorial Map. Envelope 1 Pamphlet: Pictorial Plan of London. Pamphlet: Authentic Map of London. Envelope2. Pamphlet: The new guide to Westminster Abbey. Pamphlet: Westminster Abbey 6 post cards. Envelope 3. Pamphlet: Westminster Cathedral. Snapshots: Westminster Cathedml Pamphlet: Westminster memories. Envelope4 10 post cards: Bruxelles, Brussel, Brussells. Real Photos: Bruxelles, Brussel, Brussels. Snapshots: Bruxelles, Brussel, Brussels EnvelopeS. Photo cards: Paris by Night Photography's: 20 Paris. Envelope6. Map: Paris et Ia region Parisienne. Pamphlet: Les Mervielles de Paris. Envelope: 7. 20 Photos: Notre Dame de Paris. 4 Small Prints: Notre Dame de Paris. Pamphlet:Une Visite a Notre-Dame. EnvelopeS. Pamphlet: Les Chroniques de Notre- Dame. Pamphlet: The Remarkable Relics ofNotre-Dame Cathedral- Paris. Envelope: 9 Pamphlet: Berne. Photos: Bern-Berne. Photos: Luzern, Lucerne. Envelope: 10 Magazine: Die Schweiz La Suisse La Svizzera July 1946. Pamphlet: Elite Information about Switzerland. Envelope: 11. Map: Winter Karte des Berchtesgadener Landes. Book: Stadt Bern. Pamphlet: The Electric Gothard Line. Envelope: 12. ~:W~HeftA~l946 Envelope 12. Pamphlet: Catacomb of St. Callistus. 32 Photos: Roma 25 Photos: V edute di Roma Envelope B. Pamphlet: A Solders guide to Rome. Sm. Book: The Vatican City Photo- guide with maps. Envelope 14. Pamphlet: Vedvte di Romia Small Book: Ricordo di Roma Part ll. Envelope 15. Book of Pictures: ll Vaticano Envelope 15. Small Boolc Illustrated Guide 1945 Salzburg Envelope 16. Cluistmas Book: Mary Christmas Greeting from Bava.ria Envelope 17. 2 Copies I German & English: Sdlicss Vnd;:1h0f Castle Linderbof and Konigshaus on the Schachcn Envdupc 18. Envdup;;;19. I"u~i LCiu:b.. Lill~~ w.it. ;:)(.hlu~ Photos: Huber-Serien K.rcuzck Envelope 20. Pamphlets: Berchtesgaden (2 copies) Berchtesgaden (2 copies) Hotel Berchtesgadener hof (2 copies) Envelope 21. Italy: Pamphlet: Manner of visiting and devoutly ascending The Holy Stairs Envelope:22 Pamphlet: Pianta Topograica Di Milano (2 copies) 20 Photos: Milano Envelope:23 Small Book: Ricordo di Milano Envelope: 25 . T <>cot (,!., .-,,...-_,.f~! ...- ..-. 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Monumenti Musei E Gallerie Pontificie: Pinacoteca Vaticano, Sala di Melozzo Monumenti Musei E Gallerie Pontificie: Beato Angelico: Santo Stefano distribuisece l'elemosina, Capplla di NicoloV, Vacticano Monumenti, Musei E Gallerie Pontificie: Domenicbino: La Comunione di San Girolamo, Pinacoteca Vaticana Monumenti, Musei E Gallerie Pontificie: Michelangelo: Gudizio Universale, Capella Sistina Monumenti Musei E Gallerie Pontificie: Ra:ffaello: Madonna di Foligno, Pinacoteca Vaticana Monumenti Musei E Gallerie Pontificie: Ingresso dei Musei Vaticani Monumenti Musei E Gallerie Pontificie: Cappella Sistina Monumenti Musei E Gallerie Pontificie: Cupola di San Pietro Stato Della Citta Del Vaticano-museo di scultura- Augusta Citta del Vaticana- Piarra e Basilica di S. Pietro Stato Della Citta Del Vaticano- Madonna col Bambino e S. Giovannino Grande Albergo Lido Fotogrfia E. Songia-Milano-Corso28 Ottobre Stato Della Citta Del Vaticano Melozzo da Forli- Angelo musicante Ricordo Della Scala Santa-Roma Catacombe S. Callisto Roma- Cimitero dei Cappuccini Italy cont. Catacombs of St. Callistus- Baptism of the Lord Fotografia E Songia- milano-corso Ottobre Rome- 1he Tibre, bridge and castle St. Angello, St. Peter's Stato Dela Citta Del Vaticano Stanza di Eliodoro: the Mass ofBolsena (Swiss Guard) Stato Dela Citta Del Vaticano: Pinacoteca Vaticana: Federigo barocci-Rest during the flight to Egypt. Stato Della Citta Del: Cappella Sistina: Sandro Botticelli-Scenes from the Life ofMoses( daughters of Jethro) Stato Della Citta Del Vaticano; pinacotcca Vatica:.1a: Mdozzo da Forli-Si.-..:. I'/ and Platina(Giuliano della Rovere) Stato Della Citta Del Vaticano: Carlo Crivelli-The Virgin and Child Stato Della Citta Del Vaticano: Raffaello: The Tranfiguration (Christ) France: Paris -Notre dame-Faeade-Pentures-Portaitl Central Paris-Notre-Dame- F~-Portailde gauche (Portail de Ia Vierge) Paris-Notre-Dame-Portaillateral nord Paris-I.e Sacre-Coeur Paris et Merveilles; La Tour Eiffel vue des jardins du palais de Chaillot Paris -Notre-Dame: F~- Pentures. Portail de Droite. Paris et Ses Merveilles 309 Chevaux de Marly avenue des Champs- Elysees et arc de triompbe de I'Etoile Paris Notre-Dame F~. Portail de Gauche Paris -Notre-Dame -F~e. Iympan du Portail de gauche Paris-Notre-Dame-Portail de Gauche- Groupe de Saints Pru.-is en Flanant: Panorama sur Ia Seine et la butte Montmartre (2 copies) Paris Notre-Dame; Vierge du Portail de Gauche L •.l'uc de Triomphc du C&-roud Vue generate de Notre Dame ..... ..- ' ,...., . ~ . .i~OU~C-Ualilt: ~l iC pafVlS La Tour Eiffel Notre ~ Druuc Place de 1' Opera La totrr Eiffc! vue de l'a:vcntlc de ToJ..:io Place de l"Opera Pont ct place de la Concordc ct Butte ~,font=&,..uc Arc de Triomphe de l'Etoille et A venue des Champs-Elysees Perspective sur la place du Carrousel et le Louvre France cont. L'Arc de Triomph;;;; Place de la Concorde Lc Pa!ais dcChai!!ot Vue ponoramique prise de Notre-D&"lle La Cite- Notre-Dame Notre-Dame England: 11 The }\ltar~ St.l\ndre\\". S Cl-t;!f'el, \Vestn1in~ter Cathetlral, Lo11don The Rood. 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