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J. W. Collins

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Placeholder cover for R.J. Thomas, appellant, vs. H.W. Collins, appellee

R.J. Thomas, appellant, vs. H.W. Collins, appellee

Lee Pressman

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Placeholder cover for Benjamin F. Lindheimer, Ernest J. Kruetgen, Andrew Olson, G. Gale Gilbert, Phil. W. Collins, Paul Samuell and Charles E. Byrne

Benjamin F. Lindheimer, Ernest J. Kruetgen, Andrew Olson, G. Gale Gilbert, Phil. W. Collins, Paul Samuell and Charles E. Byrne

Benjamin F. Lindheimer, Illinois Telephone Company, appellant Illinois. Commerce Commission, Chicago (Ill.), United States. Supreme Court. · First published 1924

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Placeholder cover for Speech of the Hon. J.W. Miller, of New Jersey, in favor of sustaining the Collins line of American mail steamers

Speech of the Hon. J.W. Miller, of New Jersey, in favor of sustaining the Collins line of American mail steamers

Jacob Welsh Miller · First published 1981

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Placeholder cover for Dedication to the public of Deptford Park by Dr. W.J. Collins, chairman of the Council on Whit, Monday, 7th June, 1897

Dedication to the public of Deptford Park by Dr. W.J. Collins, chairman of the Council on Whit, Monday, 7th June, 1897

London County Council. Parks Committee. · First published 1897

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Cover of English and foreign coins, including a rare group of academic and personal medals awarded to Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie, Sr., and his son, Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie, Jr.; pennies of William I; Maundy money sets, the property of a gentleman; [also] Scottish and Islamic coins, [containing] a parcel of East India Company Issues for Bengal; coins from Hungary, Austria, and Austrian states; Italian coins, the property of a[nother] gentleman; [as well as] Ancient Greek, Roman, and Byzantine coins, [containing] Post and Reform Roman silver coins formed by the late E.J.W. HIdyard, F.S.A.; [etc.] ...

English and foreign coins, including a rare group of academic and personal medals awarded to Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie, Sr., and his son, Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie, Jr.; pennies of William I; Maundy money sets, the property of a gentleman; [also] Scottish and Islamic coins, [containing] a parcel of East India Company Issues for Bengal; coins from Hungary, Austria, and Austrian states; Italian coins, the property of a[nother] gentleman; [as well as] Ancient Greek, Roman, and Byzantine coins, [containing] Post and Reform Roman silver coins formed by the late E.J.W. HIdyard, F.S.A.; [etc.] ...

Glendining & Co · First published 1988

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