File:William Hussey's business card.PNG
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Summary[edit]
Business card of the chinaman William Hussey in about 1764.
A little clean-up done to remove the worst smudging.
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| current | 17:05, 23 April 2013 | | 1,325 × 1,033 (1.32 MB) | Colonel Warden (talk | contribs) | Business card of the chinaman William Hussey in about 1764. A little clean-up done to remove the worst smudging. |
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- Wikipedia:Graphics Lab/Photography workshop/Eight Requests/Archive/2013
- Wikipedia:Main Page history/2013 June 11
- Wikipedia:Recent additions/2013/June
- Template:Did you know nominations/Chinaman (porcelain)
