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Sketches, 1873-1914 / Henry Esling

Full title: Sketches, 1873-1914 / Henry Esling

Author/creator: Esling, Henry.

Date: 1873-1914.

Call Numbers: PXA 1432

Record Identifier: 1DrmQdy9

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Formats: Pictures, Drawings

Contents: 3 sketchbooks (in 1 case)

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Notes: Transferred from A1432, 4 August 1997 Keyword subject: Allandale, N.S.W. Dalton, N.S.W. Dixon, Eleanor Esling, John

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MMS ID: 110334938

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    Sketches, 1873-1914 / Henry Esling

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    Sketches, 1873-1914 / Henry Esling

    Author / Creator

    Esling, Henry

    Date

    1873-1914

    Call Numbers

    PXA 1432

    Record Identifier

    1DrmQdy9

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    Pictures and Drawings

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    Microfilm : CY2480

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    Inverell (N.S.W.) views houses Art, Colonial--New South Wales

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