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1871 Wood Engraving Camp Wimbledon British Military Volunteer Crack Shots YTG2 Dental who became a widely recognized

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who became a widely recognized figure in America after World War II

Moderate water stain - bottom left corner

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1871 Wood Engraving Camp Wimbledon British Military Volunteer Crack Shots YTG2 Dental who became a widely recognizedThis is an original 1871 monochrome in text wood engraving of a group portrait of "crack shot" soldiers in the British military volunteer rifle companies and brigades at Camp Wimbledon, London, England during the Victorian era. Please note that the identification key is included with this item. CONDITION This 141+ year old Item is rated Very Fine ++. Light aging throughout. Moderate crease center. There is light bleedthrough on this piece from the

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