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Lower portion of a scabbard

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Etching; only state, Military Ornament (New Hollstein 397 637 822-823)
Military Ornament (New Hollstein 397 637 822-823), Drawings and Prints, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, The Elisha Whittelsey Collection The Elisha Whittelsey Fund 1951
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Title: Lower portion of a scabbard
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Etching; only state, Military Ornament (New Hollstein 397 637 822-823).

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