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Trawling with Jimmy Hill's Boat 'Duncan' [1940s] - Fisherman holding John Dory to show the spot on the side (supposed to be the thumb print of John the Baptist - ‘that is how the fish was named’)
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D'Ombrain, Athel, 1901-1985, Trawling with Jimmy Hill's Boat 'Duncan' [1940s] - Fisherman holding John Dory to show the spot on the side (supposed to be the thumb print of John the Baptist - ‘that is how the fish was named’), [B10405-N2200]. Living Histories, accessed 02/04/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/13126