PHEASANT SHOOTING & PARTRIDGE SHOOTING. Lot of two lithographed reproductions fr…

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PHEASANT SHOOTING & PARTRIDGE SHOOTING. Lot of two lithographed reproductions from engravings. 20th century. 35 x 42 cm (with views).

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PHEASANT SHOOTING & PARTRIDGE SHOOTING. Lot of two litho

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