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This is an original 1901 halftone print of "Amelia Palace
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1858 Lithograph FM Gresley Art Anglo-Saxon Jewelry Archaeology England UK ZZ3 XDD3 by Masaccio"Anglo Saxon Antiquities from Beeby, Leicestershire" This is an original 1858 black and white lithograph of an illustration by F. M. Gresley of an Anglo Saxon silver hooks and eyes jewelry claps, a bronze fibula (brooch), and a beaded silver necklace, that were found by a laborer in a field known as "the Gorse Close" in the village of Beeby, Leicester, England, United Kingdom in the Winter of 1844 during the Victorian era. CONDITION This 155+ year old
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