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A newspaper article titled Natives Achieve Renown

A newspaper article titled Natives Achieve Renown

Date1961-1972

Object numberANMS1278[174]

NamePhotographic slide

MediumTransparency

DimensionsOverall: 50 x 50 mm

Copyright© Estate of Denis George

ClassificationsPhotographs

Credit LineANMM Collection Gift from the George Family and Adrian Jackson

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