albumen photograph, No. 6 Pit Victoria

PART OF:
22 albumen photographs
Made:
1880-1895 in Wales
albumen photograph, No. 6 Pit Victoria albumen photograph, No. 6 Pit Victoria
albumen photograph, No. 6 Pit Victoria albumen photograph, No. 6 Pit Victoria

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albumen photograph, No. 6 Pit Victoria
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© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum, London

photograph. albumen. [No. 6 Pit Victoria, South Wales] / [1880-1895] [incl. winding gear]

Details

Category:
Art
Object Number:
1987-696/4
Measurements:
overall: 230 x 240 mm
type:
photograph

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