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Wicks (on Ogdens Guinea Golds), plus an autobiography of Fred Bason, an anonymous piece about Bradford`s War Cartoons with a picture of a front, a quarter page about The Collector and Hobbyist, a new magazine out of The Collectors Exchange in London, a couple of quizzes, a review of the Schoolboys Exhibition at Westminster`s Central Hall, and a Universal Cigarette Card Company auction, and a listing what they thought to be the first series of post Second World War cards, namely Bensons Old Bristol Series, though it had been issued before in 1940, as a different size, and lacking the details of damage caused by enemy action
(Mine may have had some help getting off from the grandkids, though:) Re: Fresh Choice Posted by steve brown on Wednesday, 23-Jul-2014 Where did you order that part from
cit.) says, in translation, of the original Roman lampstand, which he calls a candelabrum 'close to six foot high', that 'there does not exist at Herculanum [sic] any other as beautiful, nor one which is more perfectly conserved.' This is included in a list in two volumes of the first collection of antiquities formed by Sir William Hamilton, envoy to the Court of Naples from 1764-1800, which was sold to the newly established British Museum following an act of Parliament in 1772 to raise the 8,400 necessary for the purchase
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