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BARON VON SCHWERIN, the Swedish explorer, has presented his whole collection of ethnographical objects, gathered during the last two years' journeys in Africa, to the National Ethnographical Museum at Stockholm. The collection is the largest and most valuable ever presented to this institution by any private person.

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Notes . Nature 37, 442–445 (1888). https://doi.org/10.1038/037442a0

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