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Ernest Shackleton, Irish Antartic Explorer

Photographic Print

12 x 16 in

other sizes

$27.00

Members of the British Everest Expedition Survey the Mountains

Photographic Print

16 x 12 in

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$27.00

Ernest Shackleton's Expedition Reached Within 100 Miles of the South Pole

Photographic Print

16 x 12 in

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$27.00

Roald Amundsen the First to Reach the South Pole Did So

Photographic Print

16 x 12 in

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$27.00

Scott's Team Arrive at the South Pole to Find That Amundsen's Crew Have Beaten Them to It

Photographic Print

16 x 12 in

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$27.00

Roald Amundse, The First to Reach the South Pole on December 14th, 1911

Photographic Print

16 x 12 in

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$27.00

Helen Adams Keller American Author and Lecturer Blind Deaf and Mute from the Age of 19 Months

Photographic Print

12 x 16 in

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$27.00

Roald Amundsen the First to Reach the South Pole Did So

Photographic Print

16 x 12 in

other sizes

$27.00

Amundsen and His Team at Hobart

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16 x 12 in

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$27.00

Roald Amundsen in the Cabin of His Ship Gjoa

Photographic Print

16 x 12 in

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$27.00

Amundsen and Others in Their Winter Quarters at the South Pole

Photographic Print

16 x 12 in

other sizes

$27.00

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Exploitation Mary Evans Photography

Ernest Shackleton, Irish Antartic Explorer

Members of the British Everest Expedition Survey the Mountains

Ernest Shackleton's Expedition Reached Within 100 Miles of the South Pole

Roald Amundsen the First to Reach the South Pole Did So

Scott's Team Arrive at the South Pole to Find That Amundsen's Crew Have Beaten Them to It

Roald Amundse, The First to Reach the South Pole on December 14th, 1911

Helen Adams Keller American Author and Lecturer Blind Deaf and Mute from the Age of 19 Months

Roald Amundsen the First to Reach the South Pole Did So

Amundsen and His Team at Hobart

Roald Amundsen in the Cabin of His Ship Gjoa

Amundsen and Others in Their Winter Quarters at the South Pole