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(Copy of William Dexter's Fire at Kent Brewery)

by Smedley, John.

Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, Sydney (Powerhouse Museum), NSW.

Altered into the South Australian Government Tourist Bureau.

(View of William Street, Brisbane)

by Toille, F..

(William Butters)

by Lempriere, Thomas James.

Portrait

(William Charles Wentworth)

by Kaiser, Ulf.

(William IV)

by Nicholas, William.

(William Lawson)

by Kaiser, Ulf.

(William Street, Bathurst)

by Haughton, G..

(William Thomson)

by Lempriere, Thomas James.

Portrait

(William the Silent on his sick bed)

by Cardinal, Cornelius.

(portrait of Dr William Bland)

by Read, Richard Daniel.

2002/32/1 Harpsichord and parts, various timbers, made by William Bright, lid painting by Rupert Richardson, Barraba, New South Wales, Australia, 2002

by Bright, William, Richardson, Rupert.

2002/32/1

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(Copy of William Dexter's Fire at Kent Brewery)

(Governor Sir William Denison reviewing the local troops of Volunteers)

(Judge Williams)

(Oil profile portrait of the engineer William Roberts)

(Portrait of Bishop William Grant Broughton)

(Portrait of William Buckley)

(Portrait of William Hodgson)

(Portrait of William Lee)

(Portrait of a Launceston boy, William Tyson)

(Savings Bank of South Australia, erected at King William Street)

(View of William Street, Brisbane)

(William Butters)

(William Charles Wentworth)

(William IV)

(William Lawson)

(William Street, Bathurst)

(William Thomson)

(William the Silent on his sick bed)

(portrait of Dr William Bland)

2002/32/1 Harpsichord and parts, various timbers, made by William Bright, lid painting by Rupert Richardson, Barraba, New South Wales, Australia, 2002

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