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View of Piccadilly Circus, road junction, built in 1819. London Royalty Free Stock Photo

Queen Victoria 1819-1901 face drawing. British queen from Victorian era. Black and white historical art Royalty Free Stock Photo

Scene honoring 1819 battle heroes from old Colombian money Royalty Free Stock Photo

3D blood red number design of 1819 on white background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Alabama Sesquicentennial Stamp (1819-1969): Featuring Camellia Flower and State Bird

ThÃ©odore GÃ©ricault, The Raft of the Medusa, 1818-1819, Louvre, Paris, France. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Famous historic Bridge of Boyaca in Colombia. The Colombian independence Battle of Boyaca took place here on August 7, 1819 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pink glowing Neon light text effect of number 1819. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Golden 3d number 1819 - Year 1819 isolated on white background Royalty Free Stock Photo

The statue of George Salmon 1819 - 1904 distinguished and influential Irish mathematician Royalty Free Stock Photo

1819 George III English Silver Crown Pre-Decimal Coin Royalty Free Stock Photo

This United States 6-cent commemorative stamp celebrates the 150th anniversary of Alabama statehood (1819-1969). The design prominently features a vibrant red flower (likely a Camellia) and a spotted bird (resembling a Northern Flicker), symbolizing the state's natural beauty and heritage.