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Decorative ironwork of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance
Title: Decorative ironwork of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance
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Jakob Heinrich von Hefner-Alteneck.
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Greenwich Savings Bank (now Crossland Federal Savings Bank) first floor interior consisting of the Broadway entrance vestibule and foyer, the main banking hall including the tellers' cages, and the Sixth Avenue (Avenue of the Americas) entrance vestibul
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