P00077.010 Accession Number: P00077.010

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FRANCE, C.1916. ANZACS IN FRANCE. CHEERS FOR THE KING. A PLEASING INCIDENT IN KING GEORGE'S VISIT TO THE FRONT. A PARTY OF ANZACS LINE UP TO CHEER HIS MAJESTY AS HE PASSES.

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P00077.010

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Photograph

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Print

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Support: Paper (Fibre-based)

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Whole

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1

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