File:Swains Islanders by Thomas Andrew (1886).jpg

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Summary

Group on Swains Island in Tokelau (

)

Photographer



Alternative names	Thomas Andrew
Description	New Zealand photographer
Date of birth/death	19 January 1855	7 August 1939
Location of birth/death	Takapuna	Apia
Authority file	: Q3495371 RKD: 405328

Title

Group on Swains Island in Tokelau

Description

English: Group of young people and children from Swains Island (1886)

Depicted place

Swains Island

Date

1886

Medium

black-and-white photography

Dimensions

height: 110 mm (4.33 in); width: 151 mm (5.94 in)

Collection

Auckland Libraries

	Parent institution	Auckland Council
	Location	Auckland Region , New Zealand
	Coordinates	36° 51′ 04.8″ S, 174° 45′ 55″ E
	Website	www.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz
	Authority file	: Q4819503 VIAF: 6238165709982649380007 ISNI: 000000040599100X

Current location

Central City Library Special Collections

Accession number

437-ALB117-11-1

Credit line

Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections

Source

https://kura.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/digital/collection/photos/id/120576

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Swains Island

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- Суэйнс
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- സ്വെയ്ൻസ് ദ്വീപ്
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- Swains
Usage on sv.wikipedia.org
- Swainsön

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