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MSA SC 4457-13-1
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Box 56
1. Wooden statue of a door knob and lock, with engraved plate, given in thanks to William Donald Schaefer by the children of Montrose, February 17, 1988
2. Gold-tone bell, reading "Happy Birthday, Gov. Schaefer, Nov. 2, 1924," given to William Donald Schaefer by Pacquin Little School for his birthday.
3. Two woolen neck scarves, one gray stripes, the other maroon plaid.
4. White and blue terry towel marked "'89 World's Savage River USA."
5. Wooden desk chime clock, given to William Donald Schaefer by the University of Maryland as the University of Maryland M Club Distinquished Citizen Award, with engraved plaque.
6. White hanging scroll with writing in Hebrew, a Star of David and blue fringe trim.
7. Painted wooden one-sided cutout of Belair Mansion, Bowie Maryland, reading "House of Governors."
8. Two white marble bookends.
Clear plastic holder with a Pacquin Little School plate.

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