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This article aims to detail the reproductions made of the Bayeux Tapestry primarily before its restoration in the mid 19th century. The history of the Tapestry is largely covered by Fowke in the first chapter of his book on the Bayeux Tapestry published in 1875 [FOWKE 1875]. Fowke's text is the basis of most published authors accounts of the Tapestry's history and this article is no exception. The following scene numbers correspond to the plate numbers in David Wilson's 'The Bayeux Tapestry' [WILSON 1985].<br>
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*Current location - Bibliotheque Nationale, Cabinet des Estampes, Fol. Ad. 102 [WILSON 1985:p.12]
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File:Faucault 1a.jpg|Scene 1 King Edward
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*Current location - Unknown to the author.
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File:Benoit Benoît 71a.jpg|Scene 71 Death of Harold
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File:Lancelot 71a.jpg|Scene 71 Death of Harold
File:Lancelot 72a.jpg|Scene 72 Mounted Pursuit
File:Lancelot 73a.jpg|Scene 73 The English Flee
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