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Catalogue of the art collections, literary property, etc., belonging to the estate of the late Samuel Bradford Fales, esq., of Philadelphia, Penn., to be sold at auction ... beginning ... Nov. 9 [1881] ... at Chickering Hall ... Thos. E. Kirby & Co., auct
Title: Catalogue of the art collections, literary property, etc., belonging to the estate of the late Samuel Bradford Fales, esq., of Philadelphia, Penn., to be sold at auction ... beginning ... Nov. 9 [1881] ... at Chickering Hall ... Thos. E. Kirby & Co., auct
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