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Gold-plated 925 silver.…

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NECKLACE WITH CARVED BALLS IN THE SHAPE OF A FLOWER Gold-plated 925 silver. Length 45 cm. Carabiner clasp.

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NECKLACE WITH CARVED BALLS IN THE SHAPE OF A FLOWER Gold-plated 925 silver. Length 45 cm. Carabiner clasp.

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The India List Civil and Military, Issued by Permission of the Secretary of State for India in Council, London by WM H. Allen & Co. 1877-1889 resp. Harrison and Sons 1898-1914, 28 volumes, volumes 1877 to 1883 complete, also volumes 1888 to 1904 and 1905 to 1808 as well as volume 1914, plus three issues The Colonial Office List, volumes 1882, 1892 and 1894 as well as The Foreign Office List and Diplomatic and Consular Hand Book 1902, ownership stamp The Society of Writers to His Majesty's Signet resp. of the Signet Library of Edinburgh, all format 8°, all in original gilt-stamped full cloth bindings, each with several full-page colour maps and folding maps, bindings with clear signs of age and wear, inside mostly barely worn. Info: The India Office List contains the names and positions of all high officials and officers of the India Office, the Indian Government, the Indian Army and the British Army in India, for the corresponding years of service.

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