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Swan River, 50 miles up. The view represents the bivouac of Capt. Stirling in their exploreing party, March 1827, from an original drawing, in possession of F.R. Clause, Esqr. Surgeon R.N. to whom this engraving is dedicated by his obedient Servant J.W. Huggins / painted by J.W. Huggins, Marine Painter to His Majesty, engraved by E. Duncan

Full title: Swan River, 50 miles up. The view represents the bivouac of Capt. Stirling in their exploreing party, March 1827, from an original drawing, in possession of F.R. Clause, Esqr. Surgeon R.N. to whom this engraving is dedicated by his obedient Servant J.W. Huggins / painted by J.W. Huggins, Marine Painter to His Majesty, engraved by E. Duncan

Author/creator: Duncan, E, Huggins, W. J.

Date: London (105 Leadenhall Street) : J.W. Huggins.

Call Numbers: V5B/Swan R/1

Record Identifier: 9PQ8Roxn

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Formats: Pictures, Prints

Contents: 1 print - 9 7/8 x 13 7/8 in. measurement of view - coloured aquatint

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Notes: Not taken out of its frame for examination. Microfilm copy : MAV/FM4/2338 (frame 22 (a)) taken 1965

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MMS ID: 110335716

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    Swan River, 50 miles up. The view represents the bivouac of Capt. Stirling in their exploreing party, March 1827, from an original drawing, in possession of F.R. Clause, Esqr. Surgeon R.N. to whom this engraving is dedicated by his obedient Servant J.W. Huggins / painted by J.W. Huggins, Marine Painter to His Majesty, engraved by E. Duncan

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    Swan River, 50 miles up. The view represents the bivouac of Capt. Stirling in their exploreing party, March 1827, from an original drawing, in possession of F.R. Clause, Esqr. Surgeon R.N. to whom this engraving is dedicated by his obedient Servant J.W. Huggins / painted by J.W. Huggins, Marine Painter to His Majesty, engraved by E. Duncan

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    Swan River, 50 miles up. The view represents the bivouac of Capt. Stirling in their exploreing party, March 1827, from an original drawing, in possession of F.R. Clause, Esqr. Surgeon R.N. to whom this engraving is dedicated by his obedient Servant J.W. Huggins / painted by J.W. Huggins, Marine Painter to His Majesty, engraved by E. Duncan

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    Swan River, 50 miles up. The view represents the bivouac of Capt. Stirling in their exploreing party, March 1827, from an original drawing, in possession of F.R. Clause, Esqr. Surgeon R.N. to whom this engraving is dedicated by his obedient Servant J.W. Huggins / painted by J.W. Huggins, Marine Painter to His Majesty, engraved by E. Duncan

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    Duncan, E. ; Huggins, W. J.

    Date

    London (105 Leadenhall Street) : J.W. Huggins

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    V5B/Swan R/1

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    9PQ8Roxn

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    Swan River (W.A.) views exploration Art, Colonial--Australia Stirling, James (Capt.)

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