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One Denier by Unknown — VisualArtsDB

One Denier

One Denier

Medium: Billon
Dimensions: irreg.: 1.6 cm diam. x 0.1 cm depth (5/8 x 1/16 in.) 0.58 g
Genre: Coins
Museum: Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge, MA, US

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Obverse: cross; reverse: version of the Genoese gate design. Beaded inner border on obverse.

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Industrial Problems, Coöperation: Belgium. Brussels. "Maison du Peuple": Coöperative Societies, Belgium: Delegations from Socialist Cooperative Socities [sic] of other Belgian Cities. "Maison du Peuple," Socialist Coöperative Society of Brussels. Parade on occasion of The 25th Anniversary of Society.

Industrial Problems, Coöperation: Belgium. Brussels. "Maison du Peuple": Coöperative Societies, Belgium: Delegations from Socialist Cooperative Socities [sic] of other Belgian Cities. "Maison du Peuple," Socialist Coöperative Society of Brussels. Parade on occasion of The 25th Anniversary of Society.

Unknown, 1898

Housing, Industrial: United States. New York. New York City: Row Dwellings: Standard Buildings, Inc.: Workingmen's Cottages in the English Style - Design No. 370: Standard Buildings, Inc. 70 East 45th Street, New York

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Untitled (16 September 1934)

Unknown, 1934

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Social Settlements: United States. Illinois. Chicago. "Neighborhood House": Neighborhood House, Chicago, Ill.: Sewing Class.

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Unknown, 1898

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Charity, Children: Germany. Berlin. Friedrichs-Waisenhaus zu Rummelsburg: Friedrichs-Waisenhaus zu Rummelsburg (Municipal Orphanage, Berlin, Germany): School Band.

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Recreation, Outings: France. Montjavoult. "Oeuvre des trois semaines," Vacation Colony: Vacation Colonies: France: Views of the Vacation Colony at Montjavoult, which is one of the three centres for summer outings, maintained by the Oeuvre des Trois Semaines (founded 1881 at Paris). Over 2000 children are given three weeks holiday each summer at a cost of eight dollars per child. The society is partially supported by private subscription.: Œuvre des Trois Semaines. - Arrivée à Montjavoult.

Recreation, Outings: France. Montjavoult. "Oeuvre des trois semaines," Vacation Colony: Vacation Colonies: France: Views of the Vacation Colony at Montjavoult, which is one of the three centres for summer outings, maintained by the Oeuvre des Trois Semaines (founded 1881 at Paris). Over 2000 children are given three weeks holiday each summer at a cost of eight dollars per child. The society is partially supported by private subscription.: Œuvre des Trois Semaines. - Arrivée à Montjavoult.

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