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This material consists of eight volumes of letterpress books, January 1886 - March 1893. The books contain mostly correspondence from George Vasey. Volume one contains a good portion of correspondence from Norman J. Coleman, commissioner, United States Department of Agriculture, and Frederick Vernon Coville, assistant botanist. Other volum...

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Correspondence / OUTGOING CORRESPONDENCE, BOUND, 1886-1893. ARRANGED CHRONOLOGICALLY AND INDEXED.

Maiden, Joseph Henry (1900). Frederick Vernon Coville to Maiden stating that all specimens received by the USDA are eventually transferred to the USNH, even those originally kept out for economic investigations (July 12, 1900).

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Records / Incoming and Occasional Outgoing Correspondence (after 1910), 1886-1928. Arranged alphabetically and in most instances chronologically thereunder. / Box 14 / Maiden, Joseph Henry (1900). Frederick Vernon Coville to Maiden stating that all specimens received by the USDA are eventually transferred to the USNH, even those originally kept out for economic investigations (July 12, 1900).

Folder 11 Ao - Ay. Includes correspondence from Wilbur Olin Atwater and under Coe Finch Austin, a Joseph Henry letter, January 6, 1876, regarding transmission of Austin's collections "Musci Appalachian: or specimens of mosses collected mostly in the eastern part of North America."

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Correspondence / INCOMING AND OCCASIONAL OUTGOING CORRESPONDENCE, 1870-1893. ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY AND CHRONOLOGICALLY. / Box 1 / Folder 11 Ao - Ay. Includes correspondence from Wilbur Olin Atwater and under Coe Finch Austin, a Joseph Henry letter, January 6, 1876, regarding transmission of Austin's collections "Musci Appalachian: or specimens of mosses collected mostly in the eastern part of North America."

Map of the south of Peru and part of Bolivia showing the Peruvian railway extending into Bolivia, 1913 (Accession 12-357)

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Records / Miscellaneous Correspondence and Memoranda, Expenditures and Liabilities, Manuscripts and Notes, and Annual Reports, 1896-1969. / Oversize / Map of the south of Peru and part of Bolivia showing the Peruvian railway extending into Bolivia, 1913 (Accession 12-357)

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Folder 2 Vasey, George. Handwritten speech on medicinal plants given to a club in Washington, D.C., 1889.

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Folder 22 Goode, George Brown, 1875-1892. Correspondence regarding the transfer of specimens to the National Herbarium as gifts; examination and report of specimens; request for Annual Report material on the Herbarium.

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Rose, Joseph Nelson. Untitled article written in Spanish - "Botanical Field Expedition in the State of Queretaro"; miscellaneous materials.

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Plate I Film 10, A cabuya plant on bluff overlooking Casa Grande, 100 feet from church, on Licay Hacienda, Huigra, 7, August 16, 1918 (4" x 5" negative)

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Plate III Film 11, Bamboo climbing over trees, small feathery plant, found above Kelly Grade, Licay Hacienda, Huigra, 27, August 21, 1918 (4" x 5" negative)

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Rose, Joseph Nelson (1908 and undated). Includes notes, lists and Excerpts concerning the administration and space needs of the National Herbarium.

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OUTGOING CORRESPONDENCE, BOUND, 1886-1893. ARRANGED CHRONOLOGICALLY AND INDEXED.

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Maiden, Joseph Henry (1900). Frederick Vernon Coville to Maiden stating that all specimens received by the USDA are eventually transferred to the USNH, even those originally kept out for economic investigations (July 12, 1900).

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Folder 11 Ao - Ay. Includes correspondence from Wilbur Olin Atwater and under Coe Finch Austin, a Joseph Henry letter, January 6, 1876, regarding transmission of Austin's collections "Musci Appalachian: or specimens of mosses collected mostly in the eastern part of North America."

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Map of the south of Peru and part of Bolivia showing the Peruvian railway extending into Bolivia, 1913 (Accession 12-357)

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