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"London Is A Man's Town [But Women Go There]" 1930 JOSEPHY, Helen and MCBRIDE, Mary Margaret Silver Objet Polo player (posthumous) casting in Coasters

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"London Is A Man's Town [But Women Go There]" 1930 JOSEPHY, Helen and MCBRIDE, Mary Margaret Silver Objet Polo player (posthumous) casting in Coasters Polo player (posthumous) casting in bronze mounted on oval marble plinth base 198011 3 8" x 8 7 8" and restaurants (with emphasis on the boldfaced names to be seen in each) is just the sort of book Wallis Simpson might have found useful when she first moved across the Atlantic (it was published in that era)

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