File:William John Wills,lithography.jpg

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William John Wills, lithography

English: I modified the original image uploaded to Wikipedia to remove a common error with wooden lithographic prints. The original images were reversed during the printing process and I have reversed the image to reflect the original which is held by the National Library in Canberra.
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  • 2006-08-13 06:08 Rocketfrog 267×400× (20854 bytes) William John Wills, surveyor, navigator and second-in-command of the Victorian Exploring Expedition, 1860-1. Higher resolution image to replace original black and white image. Image has been modified to correct mirror-image effect caused by lithographic p
  • 2006-08-12 07:43 Rocketfrog 259×393× (23533 bytes) I modified the original image uploaded to Wikipedia to remove a common error with wooden lithographic prints. The original images were reversed during the printing process and I have reversed the image to reflect the original which is held by the National

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