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Ferdinand Lukas Bauer - Records

Title
Ferdinand Lukas Bauer - Records
Repository
Mitchell and Dixson Libraries Manuscripts Collection, State Library of New South Wales
Reference
ML MSS 840
Date Range
1801 - 1803
Description

Photoprints of drawings of animals and plants collected during Flinders' voyage to Australia 1801-03, from originals held by the Natural History Museum, London [1 folder, ML MSS 840 and microfilm, FM 1/343-360 and FM 2/331-336].

Formats
Microform
Quantity
1 folder
Access
Available for reference

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