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 	Sir John J.C. Abbott, 19ième Maire de Montréal (Québec) 1887-1888

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 	ACCESSION:  	  1966-094

 	REPRODUCTION:  	  PA-029019 (copy negative number);

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Graphics: photos Restrictions on access: Nil

USE/REPRODUCTION: Restrictions on use/reproduction: Nil Copyright: Expired Credit: Canada. Patent and Copyright Office / Library and Archives Canada / PA-029019

FINDING AID: FA-116 — Canada. Patent and Copyright Office RECON

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

15005 (Original item number) 2998a (Location number)

CREATORS: Canada. Patent and Copyright Office / Canada. Bureau des brevets et des droits d'auteur

SUBJECT HEADINGS:

Abbott, John J.C., 1821-1893

SOURCE: DAPDCAP 17188

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