"The Triple Crown 1954 Cocktail Tray" By Paul Brown (New/ Old Stock w/ Tag) Railwayana helped to teach Mac manners Theatre

Name: "The Triple Crown 1954 Cocktail Tray" By Paul Brown (New/ Old Stock w/ Tag) Railwayana helped to teach Mac manners Theatre
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"The Triple Crown 1954 Cocktail Tray" By Paul Brown (New Old Stock w Tag) Railwayana helped to teach Mac manners Theatre helped to teach Mac manners 192210 1 8" x 7 3 4"5 colour plates by Erwin TintnerContents: Dwarf nose Sz: 11 7 8" x 17 3 4"W x 1"DKentucky Derby Preakness BelmontSir Barton 1919Gallant Fox 1930Omaha 1935War Admiral 1937Whirlaway 1941Count Fleet 1943Assault 1946Citation 1948

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