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University of California (System)

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Autograph manuscripts of Ernest B...

Autograph manuscripts of Ernest Bloch at the University of California

1962
Gifts for lands and buildings

Gifts for lands and buildings

1957
Catalogue of the loan book exhibition, held at the University of California, Berkeley, May 26th to 31st, 1884

Catalogue of the loan book exhibition, held at the University of California, Berkeley, May 26th to 31st, 1884

1884
Addresses at the inauguration of ...

Addresses at the inauguration of Horace Davis as president of the University of California, Berkeley, March 23, 1888

Year unknown
Calisphere

Calisphere

Year unknown
Free enterprise and university re...

Free enterprise and university research

Year unknown
Melvyl System

Melvyl System

Year unknown
Memoirs of the University of Cali...

Memoirs of the University of California; Volume 3

Year unknown University of California (1868-1952) and University of California (System)
Oaks in the Urban Landscape

Oaks in the Urban Landscape

Year unknown Laurence R. Costello, Bruce W. Hagen, Katherine S. Jones, and University of California (System)
Personnel rules for non-academic ...

Personnel rules for non-academic employees ...

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University Of California Syllabus Series, Issue 50

University Of California Syllabus Series, Issue 50

Year unknown Berkeley, University of California (System), and University of California
University Residential Building S...

University Residential Building System

Year unknown University of California (System), University Residential Building System, Building Systems Development, Inc, and Educational Facilities Laboratories
University Residential Building S...

University Residential Building Systems, phase II report, September 1968

Year unknown University of California (System), Univ Res Building Systems, and Building Systems Development, Inc

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