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The history of English secular embroidery (1912)
Jourdain, Margaret · New York : Dutton · leaf 139
NEEDLEWORK PICTURE ON SATIN, REPRESENTING A LADY OF THE REIGN OF CHARLES I. In the possession off. Law Adam, Esq.Embroidery
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