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Catalogue of paintings, engravings, and photographs at the "Walker Homestead", Topsham, Maine. (1864)
Wildes P. Walker (Topsham, Me.) · Printed for Wildes P. Walker by Chas. S. Westcott, New York · leaf 82
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