Widener Library stack guides [graphic] [ca. 1950?-ca. 1990?].

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Widener Library stack guides [graphic] [ca. 1950?-ca. 1990?].

Signs consist of a floor plan indicating shelving and the call numbers as well as text with additional information on navigating the building.

ca. 30 signs : ill. ; ca. 3 x 2 feet.

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SNAC Resource ID: 8187330

Harvard University Archives.

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