File:Two-man Halkett boat stowed.jpg
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| Description |
Two-man Halkett boat deflated and dismantled |
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| Source |
"Footnotes to the Franklin Search". The Beaver (Hudson's Bay Company) 34 (4): 47. http://www.historysociety.ca/media/pdf/34-4-Spr-955-p46-51.pdf. |
| Date |
circa 1845 |
| Author |
John Halkett, father of Peter Halkett (1820–85) |
| Permission (Reusing this file) |
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| current | 12:35, 12 July 2010 | | 464 × 789 (102 KB) | Admin (talk | contribs) | {{NowCommons|date=2010-06-10T17:24:40Z}} {{Information |Description = Two-man Halkett boat deflated and dismantled |Source = {{cite journal|title=Footnotes to the Franklin Search|journal=The Beaver|publisher=Hudson's Bay Company|volume=34|issue=4|page=47|url=http://www.historysociety.ca/media/pdf/34-4-Spr-955-p46-51.pdf}} |Date = ''circa'' 1845 |Author = John Halkett, father of Peter Halkett (1820–85) |Permission = {{PD-1923}}{{PD-Art|PD-UK}} |other_versions = }} |
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