File:08 Botsfengselet i Oslo, gjerde, fra album med bilder fra Oslo Botsfengsel, 1935, Anders Beer Wilse, Preus Museum, NMFF.000146-8.jpg

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Norsk bokmål: Wilse, Anders Beer

Gjerde. Fotografier fra Botsfengselet i Oslo NMFF.000146-8

Enkeltbilde fra albumet NMFF.000146
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