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Tropical Squirrels-Malay Region - 1931 Chromolithograph
$ 6.33
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Description
British Parliament 1925 Vintage LithographVintage Full Color 1931 Small Mammal
Lithograph
Tropical Squirrels - Malay Region - Central America
Based on painting by O. J. Murie (1889-1963), American Naturalist.
Published in 19
31
by
The Smithsonian Institute
Size
: Approximately
6
" X
9
"
Blank on Reverse
Condition
:
Excellent
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Very Good
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Good
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Fair - Poor (but of historical interest)
Th
is
Old Print
isn
't Perfect but close
- Very minor handling wear & aging
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