File:Gamla Stockholm 1882 s163 Fig70.jpg
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DescriptionGamla Stockholm 1882 s163 Fig70.jpg |
English: Illustration on p. 163 of the 1882 book "Gamla Stockholm" (in Swedish), depicting Anders Kraak, the head yeoman (palace guard) in Stockholm in the late 1700's. (This is a copy of an illustration in Schützercrantz's 1832 book "Scener utur soldat-lifvet".) |
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Source | Gamla Stockholm, illustration on p. 163 [File:Gamla_Stockholm_1882.djvu] |
Author | Adolf Ulrik Schützercrantz |
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