‡ JOHN STEVEN DEWS (BORN 1949) THREE ORIGINAL DRAWINGS
Titled, Edina loading or…

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‡ JOHN STEVEN DEWS (BORN 1949) THREE ORIGINAL DRAWINGS Titled, Edina loading ordnance at Woolwich for the Crimean War Feb 1855, True Briton leaving East India Dock 1877 and Guerriera and Constitution 1812 Pencil unframed (28cm x 39cm) Qty: (3)

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‡ JOHN STEVEN DEWS (BORN 1949) THREE ORIGINAL DRAWINGS

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