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Arctic Regions: Hunting by Steam in Melville Bay, The Party after a Day's Sport Killing Six Polar Bears within the Twenty-Four Hours
Dunmore and Critcherson, active 1865-18751869, published 1873
Dunmore and Critcherson, active 1865-1875
5 imported works. Attributions follow the source museums.
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Arctic Regions: Page 34, No. 41, Enlarged View of No. 33
Dunmore and Critcherson, active 1865-18751869, published 1873
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Arctic Regions: Page 33, no. 39, Iceberg with an Arch in It, Which,When Connected with the Glacier, Will Give the Reader to Understand How the Water Flows from the Glacier through these Arches, Causing the Rapid Current
Dunmore and Critcherson, active 1865-18751869, published 1873
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Arctic Regions: The Glacier as seen Flowing or Being Forced Down between the Hills, Ploughing up a Moraine of Earth and Rocks, Twenty to Thirty Feet High
Dunmore and Critcherson, active 1865-18751869, published 1873
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Arctic Regions: No. 24, A Nearer View of the Church, with a Portionof the Ruins of the Wall, and also a Round Tower a Short Distance from the Church
Dunmore and Critcherson, active 1865-18751869, published 1873