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Date: 1900

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Notes: Title and other data transcribed from caption card and item. Great deal subdivision topic: Japan. No. 208. Frank and Frances Carpenter Collection (Library of Congress).

Format: Photographic prints 1900.

Resource: Library of Congress

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