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Grandfather of Oliver G Pike Hon FRPS
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Grandfather of Oliver G Pike Hon FRPS

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Royal Photographic Society Collection

Note on paper label states 'DAGUERREOTYPE about 1850 of the Grandfather of Oliver G Pike Hon FRPS Presented 1948'

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