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- Touch the art? Well, as long as it’s for science! http://t.co/kEuoeOLN -RK 08:15:12 PM March 08, 2012 from HootSuite
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- In light of the NMAAH’s groundbreaking today this Washington Post article is an interesting read. RB http://t.co/QeMpeSvS 05:10:07 PM March 07, 2012 from HootSuite
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Just wondering if the Jennifer Vess at the JMM is the intern who, in 2006, produced the “Silver Flatware…” inventory for SCOPE? I am pursuing information on William Seal, Jr. a Phidelphia silversmith listed therein.
Madison Brown
Hi Madison -
Why yes I am indeed. It’s been awhile since I worked on that and I don’t think that I can provide you with any information, but the scope was done for the collections at the Chester County Historical Society (in West Chester, PA). You can contact them (http://www.chestercohistorical.org) about what pieces they have in their collection related to that silversmith.
Best,
Jennifer