File:Trugannini 1866.jpg

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Picture of - photo of a display from the local history museum at Devonport, Tasmania, Australia

Date

1866

Source

Original photo taken (according to the museum display) in 1866

Author

Unknown author

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current	08:07, 16 February 2008	324 × 465 (49 KB)	Peripitus	== Summary == {{Information \|Description=Picture of en:Trugannini - photo of a display from the local history museum at Devonport, Tasmania, Australia \|Source=Original photo taken (according to the museum display) in 1866 \|Date=1866 \|Author=Unkown \|Pe
	12:41, 23 September 2007	307 × 421 (36 KB)	Peripitus	{{Information \|Description=Picture of en:Trugannini - photo of a display from the local history museum at Devonport, Tasmania, Australia \|Source=Original photo taken (according to the museum display) in 1866 \|Date=1866 \|Author=Unkown \|Permission= \|oth
	01:02, 23 September 2007	307 × 421 (27 KB)	Peripitus	{{Information \|Description=Picture of en:Trugannini - photo of a display from the local history museum at Devonport, Tasmania, Australia \|Source=Original photo taken (according to the museum display) in 1866 \|Date=1866 \|Author=Unkown \|Permission= \|oth

File:Trugannini 1866.jpg

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