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Date: 1940
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Subject heading: Fur trade
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    [Correspondence] [textual record] Meighen, Arthur Correspondence January 11, 1940

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    Item ID number:
    573640
    Date:
    January 11, 1940
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    MG26-I, Volume number: 200, Microfilm reel number: C-3580
    [Correspondence] [textual record] Meighen, Arthur Correspondence January 11, 1940. Trade - Canadian-american Fur Industry
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    [Correspondence] [textual record] Meighen, Arthur Correspondence January 04, 1940

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    Item ID number:
    603034
    Date:
    January 04, 1940
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    MG26-I, Volume number: 200, Microfilm reel number: C-3580
    [Correspondence] [textual record] Meighen, Arthur Correspondence January 04, 1940. Trade - Canadian-american Fur Industry
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    [Gwich'in woman cleaning a hide (caribou or moose). A rack of salmon are drying in the background] [between 1889-1942]
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    [Gwich'in woman cleaning a hide (caribou or moose). A rack of salmon are drying in the background] Formerly known as: Indian woman working on animal skin

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    Item ID number:
    4087095
    Date:
    [between 1889-1942]
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Volume number: 1
    [Gwich'in woman cleaning a hide (caribou or moose). A rack of salmon are drying in the background] Formerly known as: Indian woman working on animal skin
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