SLNSW-Portrait of Prince Giolo, 1906-9NaAArbY

Portrait of Prince Giolo, 1906

Full title: Portrait of Prince Giolo, 1906

Author/creator: .

Date: 1906.

Call Numbers: ACCESSION RECORD, Pic.Acc.6641

Record Identifier: 9NaAArbY

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Formats: Pictures, Photographs

Contents: 1 photograph - black & white

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Notes: Pic.Acc. Upgrade Project - Information transferred from Pic.Acc.6641 as part of the eRecords Project 2012-13

Permalink: https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9NaAArbY

MMS ID: 110351110

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    Portrait of Prince Giolo, 1906

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    9NaAArbY

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    Portrait of Prince Giolo, 1906

    Full title

    Portrait of Prince Giolo, 1906

    Date

    1906

    Call Numbers

    ACCESSION RECORD , Pic.Acc.6641

    Record Identifier

    9NaAArbY

    Formats

    Pictures and Photographs

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    exhibits human curiosities tattoos (skin) Philippine people Giolo, Prince of Gilolo Dampier, William, 1652-1715

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    ACCESSION RECORD , Pic.Acc.6641

    Record Identifier

    9NaAArbY

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