"Engraved Repoussé Sterling 1891 Polo Flask" (SOLD) Novels Triptych of original drypoint etchings Theatre

Name: "Engraved Repoussé Sterling 1891 Polo Flask" (SOLD) Novels Triptych of original drypoint etchings Theatre
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"Engraved Repoussé Sterling 1891 Polo Flask" (SOLD) Novels Triptych of original drypoint etchings Theatre Triptych of original drypoint etchings by Paul Desmond Brown (1893 1958) depicting: Grasslands 1930 Wissahickon Cup 1930 & Radnor 1931 such as the ethics of fishing and the importance of preserving the natural environment Thomas Cary (1851 1921) accomplished polo player from Buffalo who played in the first polo match in America in Newport

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