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'Genealogical Tree' educational aid
PublishedSummary
Object No.
H3481Object Statement
Educational Aid, 'Genealogical Tree showing the more important compounds existing in, and derived from Coal Tar', wood / paper, author unidentified, published by George Allen & Unwin Ltd, London, England, 1931Physical Description
Educational Aid, Coal Tar Derivatives, 'Genealogical Tree', George Allen & Unwin Ltd, (publishers), London, England, 1931 (OF).Short URL
https://ma.as/237161Dimensions
Height
820 mmWidth
635 mmProduction
Published
Source
Credit Line
Purchased 1929Acquisition Date
17 June 1929Cite this Object
Harvard
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