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cigarette cards framed Players Antique Mounted Glued Birds Collection 48 Piece Another framed batch of 1920s/30s

Name: cigarette cards framed Players Antique Mounted Glued Birds Collection 48 Piece Another framed batch of 1920s/30s
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SKU: 64657388162
Price: 26.82 USD
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Another framed batch of 1920s 30s cigarette cards, this time Kings and Queens of England. Job creators through the centuries! 21.5" x 19.5", $125 Vintage Cigarette Trading Card Print Collection. Art Prints, Posters & Puzzles from Fine Art Storehouse Framed And Glazed WD & HO Wills Cigarette Cards. Misc John Player & Sons Cigarette Cards: Collection of 8 framed Cards of Dickens' Characters by John Player and Sons 1923 John Player & Sons Biblio Cigarette cards

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