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whose prowess with his favourite instruments we have had occasion to call attention to before
The Indian rhinoplastic reconstruction involved using a flap of skin taken from the forehead
Some faint evidence of staining running along the central vertical fold - due to old glue used in the binding process
in the Royal Horse Artillery during the First World War
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St Mary-le-Bow, Cheapside Prints whose prowess with his favouriteEtching [6th Trail Proof] by Frank Potter (c. 1885 1958) Not dated [c. 1941]. Image size: 17 x 9. 5 inches 432 x 241 mm approx., plus good margins. Very good condition: a firm impression, dense colour and fine detail. No blemish. The tone of this 6th proof state is a little darker than that in the 7th. Potter's etching depicts the church in ruins some time after its near destruction by being hit by incendiary bombs in May 1941. Wardens are shown