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"Virginia Tech" Book: Campus History Series Color:Brown This diploma frame features Virginia 144-CHA-06-2X

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"Virginia Tech" Book: Campus History Series Color:Brown This diploma frame features Virginia 144 CHA 06 2X This diploma frame features Virginia Tech print and official VT seal gold embossed on black and gold museum quality matting Snapback closure for adjustable fit This beautifully detailed book takes you from October 1872 when Charles Minor started what was then known as "Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College" with 29 student and 3 faculty members

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