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Description	RGS image
Source	http://imagingeverest.rgs.org/Units/61.html
Article	Wilfrid Noyce
Portion used	Yes
Low resolution?	Very
Purpose of use	Show what the chap looked like; so low res that nothing can be done with it. Taken in 1953, so rather ancient.
Replaceable?	No
Other information	Pity he's not facing leftwards
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