File:William Ewart Hart in his Bristol Boxkite Biplane. 1912..jpg

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English: William Ewart Hart in his Bristol Boxkite Biplane, Australia, 1912, by Jack L. Turner, gelatin silver print (possibly a composite image), State Library of New South Wales, PXA 1063/276
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William Ewart Hart in his Bristol Boxkite Biplane, Australia, 1912

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