"Gentry Magazine Number 20" Fall 1956 w/ Ty Cobb Card (SOLD) Sitwelliana In aptly coloured 'Imperial Royal' Theatre

Name: "Gentry Magazine Number 20" Fall 1956 w/ Ty Cobb Card (SOLD) Sitwelliana In aptly coloured 'Imperial Royal' Theatre
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"Gentry Magazine Number 20" Fall 1956 w Ty Cobb Card (SOLD) Sitwelliana In aptly coloured 'Imperial Royal' Theatre In aptly coloured 'Imperial Royal' blue boards w 'napoleonic' gilt crest Envelope letter addressed to Jacques Louis Francine Esq 2828 Darby Road Ardmore PA w double faced letter written by Nancy Mitford dated 23 Feb 67 on her stationery w 4 rue d'Antois 78 Versailles: Scroll Down for (13) Additional Scans: 1956Reporter Publications

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