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Robert N Field

Name
Robert N Field
Date of birth
1899
Date of death
1987
Nationality
New Zealander

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Thoughts for modelling
Thoughts for modelling

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Thoughts for modelling

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Jenny
Jenny

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Jenny

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Elms, Southchurch, Essex
Elms, Southchurch, Essex

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Elms, Southchurch, Essex

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Dunedin town belt
Dunedin town belt

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Dunedin town belt

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Notes from New Zealand elms
Notes from New Zealand elms

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Notes from New Zealand elms

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Queenstown
Queenstown

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Queenstown

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Village in Essex
Village in Essex

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Village in Essex

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Lamb
Lamb

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Lamb

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Plantation of trees in South Canterbury
Plantation of trees in South Canterbury

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Plantation of trees in South Canterbury

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Head of Tilly Frankl
Head of Tilly Frankl

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Head of Tilly Frankl

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The old byre
The old byre

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The old byre

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The wheelwright
The wheelwright

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The wheelwright

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