Fear the Tiger by Stephen Malkoff Carnell Williams This vintage photo of Auburn's Frame:small Mahogany with Coin

Name: Fear the Tiger by Stephen Malkoff Carnell Williams This vintage photo of Auburn's Frame:small Mahogany with Coin
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SKU: 8710327164
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Fear the Tiger by Stephen Malkoff Carnell Williams This vintage photo of Auburn's Frame:small Mahogany with Coin This vintage photo of Auburn's Military Drill field in 1918 with Samford Hall in the background reminds us of Auburn's history vintage photo of the view of Samford Hall from Toomer's Corner is a beautiful view of Auburn's past this work of art will no doubt become a collectible as have previous Stephen Malkoff pieces Country Living and Guidepost magazines

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