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hollie561
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While searching online for information about these mirrors, I came across your site and the mirror that is pictured on it. I inherited these from my grandmother many years ago and always wondered what they were. I've kept them in my jewelry box to admire them as I love old things. I now know a little about them thanks to your site. I took close ups hoping someone may identify the handsome man and beautiful woman on the mirrors, you never know. My grandmother wore the same type of veil in her wedding photo (1937) that graces my upstairs hallway. Maybe these were taken at the couple's wedding. If anyone has any further information about these, I'd like to be enlightened.
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