File:SMS Novara (1862) figurehead.jpg

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English: Austrian frigate Novara's figurehead in late 1890s; the ship is already painted in white, therefore out fo service. Aichelburg does not attempt to give any date, in this case.

Čeština: Rakouská fregata SMS Novara ~1890+.

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~1895+

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ISBN 3853688853 p.112, de:Wladimir Aichelburg (editor).

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SMS Novara (1850)

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