Ballet souvenir books, etc., 1964-1998.

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Ballet souvenir books, etc., 1964-1998.

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Souvenir books, programs, and advertising materials on various ballet companies.

5 linear feet (10 boxes ; 1 oversize folder; 2 large scrapbooks)

Princeton University Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8260487

Princeton University Library

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