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The grey cloak, Margaret Neilson Armstrong American — The grey cloak
Multiple artists/makers
1903

The yoke : a romance of the days when the Lord redeemed the children of Israel from the bondage of Egypt, Margaret Neilson Armstrong American — The yoke : a romance of the days when the Lord redeemed the children of Israel from the bondage of Egypt
Multiple artists/makers
1904

The pioneer : a tale of two states, Margaret Neilson Armstrong American — The pioneer : a tale of two states
Multiple artists/makers
1905

The song of the cardinal, Margaret Neilson Armstrong American — The song of the cardinal
Multiple artists/makers
1912

In the bishop's carriage, Margaret Neilson Armstrong American — In the bishop's carriage
Multiple artists/makers
1904

Captain Lettarblair : a comedy in three acts, Margaret Neilson Armstrong American — Captain Lettarblair : a comedy in three acts
Margaret Neilson Armstrong
Bobbs-Merrill Company
1906

Side chair, Walnut, walnut veneer, maple, white pine; upholstery (modern), American — Side chair
American
1735–60

Clarinet in B-flat, William S. Haynes Co., Silver, American — Clarinet in B-flat
William S. Haynes Co.
1930

Stuart's Faneuil Hall portrait of Washington, American, Boston — Stuart's Faneuil Hall portrait of Washington
American, Boston
1830s

Design for an Officer's Sword, Thomas Fletcher American, Ink, wash, paper, American, Boston or Philadelphia — Design for an Officer's Sword
Thomas Fletcher
dated 1837

Ogee frame, Pine, American, Boston (?) — Ogee frame
American, Boston (?)
late 19th or early 20th century

Ogee frame, Pine, American, Boston (?) — Ogee frame
American, Boston (?)
late 19th or early 20th century

Stewart & Chickering

ca. 1824