Antiquarian Question

[Richley Crapo]

Thanks. (I probably should say, 'duh!' or "Doh!' whichever acknowledges better that I think you are right and wonder why I didn't think of it.) Someone else also made this suggestion.
Richley 

>>> institute at CSUMB.EDU 02/02/05 09:59AM >>>
Nahua language and culture discussion <NAHUAT-L at LISTS.UMN.EDU> writes:
>Anyone have a good guess for the meaning of the abbreviation "R. F." in an acquisition stamp of the Biblioteque Nacionale de France during the 1800s? The mark is found on codices such as "Historia Tolteca-Chichimeca" and "Anonymo Mexicano"
>
>Richley

Republique Frances?

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