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1958 Print First Second Masked Figure Dance Costume Abstract Ceremony Paul XAKA2 XEF4 with great examples of advertising with great examples of advertising slogans and postmarks used by companies such as Texaco This is an original 1893 black and white relief line block print of a cartoon by George Cruikshank that caricatured English ladies and gentlemen of high society hosting a party in Kensington Gardens

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