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Dr. I. Ionstons Beschrijving vande natuur der vogelen neffens haer beeldenissen in koper gesneden (1660)
Jonston, Johannes, 1603-1675. aut (NL-LeOCL)06982925X, Graus, Matthias, ca1606- trl (NL-LeOCL)069829276, Schipper, Jan Jacobsz (Amsterdam) prt (NL-LeOCL)077130537 · t'Amsterdam : bij I.I. Schipper · leaf 29
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