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The 12th Light Dragoons at Salamanca, July 22nd 1812 by B Granville Baker - Cranston Military Prints

The 12th Light Dragoons at Salamanca, July 22nd 1812 by B Granville Baker


The 12th Light Dragoons at Salamanca, July 22nd 1812 by B Granville Baker

Item Code : ANT0062The 12th Light Dragoons at Salamanca, July 22nd 1812 by B Granville Baker - Editions Available
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Antique book plate print published in 1915 by Cassell & Co. Paper size 10.5 inches x 7.5 inches (26cm x 19cm)none£25.00

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