Yankee thunder : production material, 1944.

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Yankee thunder : production material, 1944.

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An epic retelling of the legends, and some of the facts, about the mighty Kentucky hunter, fighter, and adventurer. Materials include ink & pencil illustrations with two separations,ink calligraphy illustration with proof, ink & pencil illustration with two separations for jacket, ink illustration with two separations for end papers, crayon & ink studies for jacket, cut paper study for jacket, crayon study for end papers, crayon ink & pencil study with typescript; crayon studies, crayon ink and pencil studies, and an ink and pencil study.

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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SNAC Resource ID: 7811969

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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