File:Bernhard Otto Holtermann with 630lb gold from Hill End.jpg
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DescriptionBernhard Otto Holtermann with 630lb gold from Hill End.jpg |
English: Bernard Otto Holtermann with the world's largest "nugget" of gold, North Sydney, 1874-1876, albumen print from composite photographic negative, Charles Bayliss & Beaufoy Merlin (attributed), State Library of New South Wales P1/766 |
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Source | State Library of New South Wales P1/766 |
Author | Charles Bayliss & Beaufoy Merlin (attributed) |
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current | 03:15, 11 October 2020 | 1,488 × 2,048 (635 KB) | Eothan (talk | contribs) | Larger version direct from SLNSW catalogue, maintains original colours of album prints | |
03:13, 25 April 2014 | 718 × 941 (516 KB) | Usfa (talk | contribs) | Better version - using copy from original glass plate source | ||
05:12, 29 October 2005 | 665 × 874 (194 KB) | Roke~commonswiki (talk | contribs) | German prospector, Bernhard Otto Holtermann with a mass of nearly all solid gold, from w:Hill End, New South Wales, weighed 630lb & valued at 12,000 pounds. Australian history {{PD-Australia}} |
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