SLNSW-Series 08: Angus & Robertson pictorial material, ...-92ebNgdY

Series 08: Angus & Robertson pictorial material, ca. 1826-1954

Full title: Series 08: Angus & Robertson pictorial material, ca. 1826-1954

Author/creator: .

Date: ca. 1826-1954.

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Record Identifier: 92ebNgdY

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Formats: Pictures, Photographs, Drawings, Prints

Contents: 2 albums, 56 photographic prints, 2 drawings

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Permalink: https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/92ebNgdY

MMS ID: 110581406

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    Series 08: Angus & Robertson pictorial material, ca. 1826-1954

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    Series 08: Angus & Robertson pictorial material, ca. 1826-1954

    Full title

    Series 08: Angus & Robertson pictorial material, ca. 1826-1954

    Date

    ca. 1826-1954

    Record Identifier

    92ebNgdY

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    Pictures, Photographs, Drawings and Prints

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    Please acknowledge: : Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales

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    Authors, Australian--Portraits

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    92ebNgdY

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