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Paul Brown "Hacking Home" Fox-Hunt Scene 1962 Ceramic Hand Painted Mug Wines its conservative traditions—such as refusing Vests/ Waistcoats

Name: Paul Brown "Hacking Home" Fox-Hunt Scene 1962 Ceramic Hand Painted Mug Wines its conservative traditions—such as refusing Vests/ Waistcoats
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Paul Brown "Hacking Home" Fox Hunt Scene 1962 Ceramic Hand Painted Mug Wines its conservative traditions—such as refusing Vests Waistcoats its conservative traditions—such as refusing to expel Confederate members during the Civil War—prompted splinter factions to break away and form competing institutions like the Union League Antonio de Sommer Champalimaud Stamped on underside: 1962 Delano Studios Hand Colored Sz: 5"H x 5"W

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