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Concordia Ball Dance-Card Holder and Dance Card
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In original cardboard box with printed paper tissue liner accompanied by a souvenir newspaper (Wiener Alte Neuigkeiten, Organ des "Concordia" Balles 1909).
Busch-Reisinger Museum
Harvard Art Museums/Busch-Reisinger Museum Bequest of Alice B. Lorris by exchange and Gift of Mrs. J. Rudolf Katz in memory of Dr. J. Rudolf Katz by exchange
Title: Concordia Ball Dance-Card Holder and Dance Card
Description:
In original cardboard box with printed paper tissue liner accompanied by a souvenir newspaper (Wiener Alte Neuigkeiten, Organ des "Concordia" Balles 1909).
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