Rentschler's Studio photograph collection 1889-1969

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Rentschler's Studio photograph collection 1889-1969

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Ann Arbor, Michigan photographic studio. Collection includes selected copy prints, and glass and film negatives relating to University of Michigan athletics, both photos of individual athletes and of team groupings; also photos of various faculty and University administrators and log books of photos.

3 volumes, ca. 275 copy prints, and ca. 600 negatives in 8 boxes

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Bentley Historical Library

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Bentley Historical Library

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