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                <text>Collection of architects' plans and miscellaneous sketches (some are layout plans in Ella Grainger's hand) of Grainger Museum, held in brown folder. This collection includes a set of blueprints (folded) dating from May 1935. Some other material relates to alterations to GM proposed in 1962 (and not carried out). Another collection of Grainger museum plans is housed in the same drawer (09.0004)&#13;
1. Plans and sketches of Grainger Museum University of Melbourne envelope &#13;
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3. Blue Print Sheet 2&#13;
4. Blue Print Sheet 3&#13;
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                <text>Display mannequin, created from tape, calico, cardboard, cotton, gauze, Plaster of Paris, straw, thread. Size: 161 x 53cm. Letter from the Grainger Museum Archive&#13;
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