Manti Messenger | 1937-09-17 | Page 4 | King Tut Thrones Owned by Americans |

Type	issue
Date	1937-09-17
Paper	Manti Messenger
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Publisher	Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
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Article Title	King Tut Thrones Owned by Americans
Type	article
Date	1937-09-17
Paper	Manti Messenger
Page	4
OCR Text	Show King Tut Thrones Owned by Americans Cairo Egypt Six Six copies have been made of the golden throne of and all are owned by Americans Craftsman of the bazaar ba ba- zahl under the supervision sio sion f WE nC Hatoun who has studied stud stud- led tp for many years to master the ancient art of Egyptians made the reproductions The thrones each of which sold for 1250 required work silver gold ivory ebony and mother of pearl inh inlay 0 and jd the reproduction ol of gold carvings and mash windows of pearl shell The work was made more difficult by a rule of the Cairo museum which forbids the making making mak mak- ing of sketches Every detail was set down from b memory by y Hatoun r
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