File:Havreskjering Fossheim Lindahl.jpeg

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Summary

Description

Norsk nynorsk: Havreskjering på Fossheim i Jølster

Date

1880's-1890's

Source

http://www.nb.no/cgi-bin/galnor/gn_sok.sh?id=51139&skjema=2&fm=4
Tilvekstnummer: NF.WL 02516
Internnr: NBR9312:03100

Author



Alternative names	Axel Theodor Lindahl
Description	Swedish photographer
Date of birth/death	1841	1906
Location of birth	Mariestad
Work location	Sweden & Norway
Authority control	WorldCat

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