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PARIS 1924. New York Major Hylan" medal presented to the American team on their return from Paris in 1924. Gilt bronze. Dim. 30x52 mm.

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PARIS 1924. New York Major Hylan" medal presented to the American team on their return from Paris in 1924. Gilt bronze. Dim. 30x52 mm.

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