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James Brade Sword by James Brade Sword, 11 Oct 1839 - 1 Dec 1915, Unknown — VisualArtsDB

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James Brade Sword

James Brade Sword

James Brade Sword

James Brade Sword, 11 Oct 1839 - 1 Dec 1915 Unknown

1900

Medium: Gelatin silver print
Genre: Photographs
Museum: National Portrait Gallery, London, UK

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