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Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1189, described as Pieces of thick mirrors

Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1190, described as Pieces of thin mirrors

Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1185, described as Mirror fragments; bronze

Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1186, described as Mirror fragments; bronze

Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1188, described as Eleven pieces of mirrors; high tin bronze. 6.35 cm maximum length. Some polish left.

Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1178, described as Seven fragments of bronze or iron mirror, thin, raised lip, engraved with Victory

Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1187, described as Six pieces of mirrors; bronze and tin

Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1179, described as mirror; bronze broken into 11 pieces

Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1180, described as Rim sections of a mirror; bronze

Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-82, described as Mirror fragments; mostly tin; incised lip, 3 1/2’’

Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1189, described as Pieces of thick mirrors

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Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1190, described as Pieces of thin mirrors

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Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1185, described as Mirror fragments; bronze

Mirror fragments

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Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1186, described as Mirror fragments; bronze

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Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1188, described as Eleven pieces of mirrors; high tin bronze. 6.35 cm maximum length. Some polish left.

Mirror fragments

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Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1178, described as Seven fragments of bronze or iron mirror, thin, raised lip, engraved with Victory

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Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1187, described as Six pieces of mirrors; bronze and tin

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Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1179, described as mirror; bronze broken into 11 pieces

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Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-1180, described as Rim sections of a mirror; bronze

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Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragments, accession number 8-82, described as Mirror fragments; mostly tin; incised lip, 3 1/2’’

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S1929: Los Angeles Natural History Museum (May 1929–1945)2 objects
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