[Funeral services]. Set of two very strong registers of approximately 200 large cardboard sheets including 750 photographs of different funeral wreath designs (early 20th century). 2 strong folio volumes (56 x 40 cm), tan foxing, spines missing, extensive leather wear to boards, red mar. number labels to boards.

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