SLNSW-Copy photograph of Hon. John Smith M.L.C.-Yj7EpD39

Copy photograph of Hon. John Smith M.L.C.

Full title: Copy photograph of Hon. John Smith M.L.C.

Author/creator: .

Date: probably between 1880 and 1895.

Call Numbers: P1/2325

Record Identifier: Yj7EpD39

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Formats: Pictures, Photographs

Contents: 1 photograph - gelatin silver

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Notes: Transferred from the Small Pictures File (Self Indexing File), Mitchell Library Reading Room, 2013 - P1/Smith, (Hon.) John, M.L.C. Transferred from PXA 2144/Box 50/no. 40 in February 2022. Biographical notes verso of photograph.

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MMS ID: 110662369

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    Copy photograph of Hon. John Smith M.L.C.

    Call numbers

    P1/2325

    Record identifier

    Yj7EpD39

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    Copy photograph of Hon. John Smith M.L.C.

    Full title

    Copy photograph of Hon. John Smith M.L.C.

    Date

    probably between 1880 and 1895

    Call Numbers

    P1/2325

    Record Identifier

    Yj7EpD39

    Formats

    Pictures and Photographs

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    Contents

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    Fonds

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    Smith, John, 1811-1895

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    P1/2325

    Record Identifier

    Yj7EpD39

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