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1843 Engraving Costume Japanese Men Parasol Umbrella - ORIGINAL CW2 XGP5 the highest mountain in the

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the highest mountain in the Americas located in the Andes Mountain Range in Argentina

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1843 Engraving Costume Japanese Men Parasol Umbrella - ORIGINAL CW2 XGP5 the highest mountain in the"Porte tendart et Parasol Japonais." This is an original 1843 engraving of a Japanese man carrying a Japanese parasol. Period Paper is pleased to offer an exceptionally rare and well preserved collection of original engravings of ethnic costumes from around the world. These lovely engravings date from the mid 19th century. They are highly collectible not only for their subject matter, but also for their rarity. CONDITION This 168+ year old Item is

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