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Creator InfoField | Department of Commerce. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. National Ocean Service. Office of Response and Restoration. Pribilof Islands Restoration Project Office. 1996-9/2008 | |||||||||||||||||||
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Advertisements for seal fur clothing and associated captions. Advertisements were part of a display of photos and artifacts related to Aleut culture and fur seal harvesting. The display was held at the St. George Sealing Plant and was funded through a 2005 Preserve America grant. Location: St. George Island, Alaska Date: 2006 Photographer: James Malchow Photographer Affiliation: NOAA NARA Accessioned Digital Format: JPG |
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Advertisements for seal fur clothing and associated captions. Advertisements were part of a display of photos and artifacts related to Aleut culture and fur seal harvesting. The display was held at the St. George Sealing Plant and was funded through a 2005 Preserve America grant. Location: St. George Island, Alaska Date: 2006 Photographer: James Malchow Photographer Affiliation: NOAA NARA Accessioned Digital Format: JPG (English)
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- US National Archives series: Central Photographic Files Relating to Environmental Problems and Remediation Activities, Social and Economic Life on the Pribilof Islands, Alaska, 1996 - 2007
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