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Kaufman, A.R. : portrait
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SCA173-GA173-3-19
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1 photograph : b&w sepia toned ; 18 x 13 cm
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(1885-1979)
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- Kaufman, A. R. (Alvin Ratz) (Subject)
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File pulled 2017-10-10 for ref request at which time only a letter, from Rev. T.M. Bailey, which isn't referenced here, was found to be in the file. After further investigation a photo, stamped Belair, that was included in File 3, but not indicated in the corresponding descriptive record, was moved (or possibly returned) to this file. Despite the photo moved into this file being b&w, rather than the noted sepia tone, it was deemed likely to be the missing photo since the dimensions and Belair stamp matched the record. - DR.