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English: (l. to r.) Unknown, Archibald Butt, Robert Baden-Powell, William Taft, James Bryce. (Original title: "BADEN-POWELL, SIR ROBERT, [WILLIAM H. TAFT], BUTT, ARCHIBALD WILLINGHAM FOUNDER OF BOY SCOUTS [WITH TAFT]"). 1 negative: glass; 5 x 7 in. or smaller
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1912-02-03 (date according to LoC: 1911) |
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Harris & Ewing, Inc. This version restored by Michel Vuijlsteke |
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