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Description

English: Lincoln Beachey, an early U.S. aviator.

Date

published 1916/1923.

Source

Newcomb, A; Blackford, K.M.H.: Analyzing Character, 1922. Earlier editions from 1916 and 1920 also exist.
Immediate image source: Gutenberg.org.

Author

Paul Thompson (1878–1940)
Description	American photographer, sports photographer and photojournalist
Date of birth/death	11 November 1878	13 November 1940
Location of birth/death	New Haven	San Francisco
Work location	New York City
Authority file	: Q63490109 VIAF: 96517452 ULAN: 500111411 NAID: 10569838

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