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I found this wonderful old print in the basement of a house that was built around 1900. Makes me be thankful for all that I have in life, I find it humbling.
The frame is original, a little woodwork missing, and the print is held in with wood on the back, it measures 25" by about 20".
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I have My Eye On the Same Print At Goodwill! I May Just Buy It Today!
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It is a really great print, get it, I find it quite humbling.
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