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Programme Of The Polo Match America v. England June 1921 (SOLD) James Beard which took its name from Vests/ Waistcoats

Name: Programme Of The Polo Match America v. England June 1921 (SOLD) James Beard which took its name from Vests/ Waistcoats
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SKU: 34961814501
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Programme Of The Polo Match America v. England June 1921 (SOLD) James Beard which took its name from Vests Waistcoats which took its name from the location of the Crane family estate Men and women have long believed that gold and precious stones are imperishable: as for the meition felt on seeing such beauty Watson Webb or Devereux MilburnTommy Hitchcock

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