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Vanity Fair Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Lithograph Original Print 1896 on 2040-motos

US $34
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Newton, New Jersey, United States

Newton, New Jersey, United States
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Vanity Fair Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Lithograph original PRINT 1896, US $34, image 1

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Vanity Fair Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Lithograph original PRINT 1896, US $34, image 2 Vanity Fair Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Lithograph original PRINT 1896, US $34, image 3 Vanity Fair Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Lithograph original PRINT 1896, US $34, image 4 Vanity Fair Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Lithograph original PRINT 1896, US $34, image 5 Vanity Fair Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Lithograph original PRINT 1896, US $34, image 6 Vanity Fair Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Lithograph original PRINT 1896, US $34, image 7

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perhaps not perfect as new but in really nice condition. great subject I think stone lithograph not positive.  I did not open back it is not mine but estate item. was re framed in 1985 it may be affixed to backer board I did not open and there is glass in the wood frame. neat subject the ladies are identified below the image. some toning around the edges but not truly damaged that I can see. It can be opened and sent without frame and glass if buyer requests that

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