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DescriptionZinnoberroter Merkur.jpg	English: Red Mercury Deutsch: Zinnoberroter Merkur
Date	1851
Source	first upload to de.wp: 23:53, 14. Mai 2005 by User:Peterwuttke
Author	Josef Axmann (1793–1873)   Description Austrian engraver Date of birth/death 7 March 1793 9 November 1873 Location of birth/death Brünn Salzburg Work location Austria Authority control WorldCat

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