Charles Henry Theodore Costantini: convict, surgeon, artist & … forger

Australiana Society August 1, 2003
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Charles Henry Theodore Costantini: convict, surgeon, artist & … forger


Andrew Morris

Australiana, Vol 25 no 3, August 2003

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Australiana, Vol 25 no 3, August 2003
Editorial
John Wade
Charles Henry Theodore Costantini: convict, surgeon, artist & … forger
Andrew Morris
Rediscovered: the Joubert jewel cabinet
David Kelly, Helen Kelly
Australia’s first book on Industrial Design
Simon Jackson
The Intrepid Schoolmaster: John William Billiatt
R A Phillips
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