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1953 Print Barb Harpoons Prehistoric Azilien Artifact France Musee Saint CDA1 MFW2 William Rosenthal (1882-1958) was a

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William Rosenthal (1882-1958) was a sculptor from Russia

Thomas Mackenzie of the actual locations that inspired the famous literary works of the Bronte Sisters

" A bottle of Martell sits on a silver platter with two glasses and a fancy cigarette case-- awaiting after-dinner enjoyment

During the second World War

This is an original 1921 four-page (2 pages

1953 Print Barb Harpoons Prehistoric Azilien Artifact France Musee Saint CDA1 MFW2 William Rosenthal (1882-1958) was aThis is an original 1953 halftone print (with French caption) of prehistoric barbed harpoons. The original sculpture is currently held in the Muse d'Archologie Nationale (Museum of National Archaeology) at the Chteau de Saint Germain en Laye close to Paris, France (Republique Franaise). CONDITION This 58+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine+. Light aging throughout. No creases. No natural defects. Some light surface rub. No tears. No water

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