Daniel Boone's echo : production material, ca. 1957.

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Daniel Boone's echo : production material, ca. 1957.

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Tempera studies for jacket. Daniel Boone and Aaron Adamsale set off to find out what stopped their wake-up echo, and on this journey, Aaron learns Daniel's lesson, "A body can't be scared of something till he knows what it is."

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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