File:Coachman Simon Lund, Romanäs sanatorium.tif

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Image 023 Coachman Simon Lund, Romanäs sanatorium

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English: Coachman Simon lund, with 2 horses and carriage, the horses are probably named Felix and Balder, Romanäs sanatorium, from sciopticon images in the museums collection.
Svenska: Kusken Simon Lund (ev. Felix och Balder). Romanäs sanatorium, från skioptikon bilder i museets samlingar.
Date early 1900s
Source From the collections of Medical History Museum in Gothenburg, Sweden
Author Unknown authorUnknown author

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