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English: Artificially produced golden pearls, Shark's Bay, Western Australia, 1897, collotype by Watlow and Sons from a photo by naturalist Saville-Kent, sourced from online copy held by State Library of New South Wales DSM/Q591.99/K
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Author collotype by Watlow and Sons from a photo by naturalist Saville-Kent

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Artificially produced golden pearls, Shark's Bay, Western Australia, 1897

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