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Collage Albums

Collage albums or "scrapbook houses" from the 1870s to the early 1900s, featuring images from magazines, catalogs, newspapers, and trade catalogs arranged into interior room scenes. 

Gillow & Co. Furniture Drawings

Drawings of neoclassical furniture forms and interiors from the English furniture making firm Gillow and Company.

Leslie Potts Drawings of Winterthur Rooms

Drawings of furniture arrangements and decorative elements of Winterthur Rooms by Leslie Potts, estate superintendent of Winterthur Farms. 

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