File:O002669 Eileen McCahon Burts second wife Te Papa 139112 82218.jpg

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Eileen McCahon, Burt's second wife

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Description Alexander Turnbull Library neg. no. 37044 1/2
Title
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Eileen McCahon, Burt's second wife
Place created
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Wellington (New Zealand)
Made of
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silver
Depicts
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Women
Institution
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Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
Registration number
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O.002669
Credit line
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Printed from Alexander Turnbull Library negative, 1979
Date
Source https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/object/139112
Author Gordon H. Burt Ltd. (photography studio)


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