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English: Phosphate mining, Nauru, 1919, by unknown photographer, collected by Maslyn Williams, from vintage gelatin silver print, State Library of New South Wales, PXB 293 (v.5/1–169)
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English: Phosphate mining, Nauru, 1919, by unknown photographer, collected by Maslyn Williams, from vintage gelatin silver print, State Library of New South Wales, PXB 293 (v.5/1–169)
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