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A collection of modern Steiff bears, 'Noel' Christmas bear with certificate, 'Diamond Jubilee' boxed with certificate, one further modern Steiff bear boxed and 'The Little Elizabeth Portrait Doll' by the Danbury Mint, boxed with certificate (4) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
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Margaret Thatcher signed Memories of Maggie - a portrait of Margaret Thatcher. Signed on bookplate attached to inside title page. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.99, Overseas from £7.95
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National Portrait Gallery 150th anniversary coin cover. Benham official FDC PNC, with Isle of Man Crown coin inset. Trafalgar Square London 18/7/2006 postmark. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.99, Overseas from £7.95
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Andrew Tift signed National Portrait Gallery 150th anniversary coin cover. Benham official FDC PNC, with Isle of Man Crown coin inset. London 18/7/2006 postmark. Good Condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.99, Overseas from £7.95
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A fine Order of the Medjidie and group of five awarded to Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Blewitt Ex. Kings Royal Rifle Corps, who died of wounds received in an air raid while commanding a Chinese Labour Battalion at Andrique, France on 4th September 1917. The group comprises - Queen's Sudan medal 1899, named - Bimbashi Blewitt 3/BN. E.A., Khedive's Sudan medal 1896 - 1908, with five clasps - Sudan 1897, Abu Hamed, The Atbara, Khartoum, Sudan 1899, named - Elkairn Blewitt Bey E.A., India General Service medal with clasp - N.E. Frontier 1891, named - Lieut. A. Blewitt 4th B.N. K.R.Rif.C., British War medal 1914 - 1920, named - Lt. Col. A. Blewitt, Victory medal, named - Lt. Col. A. Blewitt, Turkish Order of the Medjidee 3rd class neck badge. Sold with a fine portrait photograph of Lt. Col. Blewitt and a biographical sketch written by General Sir Edward Hutton K.C.B., K.C.M.G.Lt. Colonel Arthur Blewitt (1861 - 1917), was born in Pinner on 19th February 1861. He was educated at Eton and was gazetted to his first commission in the 33rd Regiment in 1883 and transferred to the 4th Battalion 60th Rifles later in the same year at Ferozepone, India. He served in India and Burma until 1893, having in 1891 taken part in the Manipur Expedition. In 1897 Blewitt was selected for service with the Egyptian Army, took part in the Nile Expedition of 1897, being present at the action of Abu Hamed (mentioned in despatches, London Gazette, 25th Jan 1898), also the Nile Expedition of 1898 and was present at the battle of Atbava and capture of Khartoum (twice mentioned in despatches, London Gazette, 24th May and 30th Sept. 1898 - brevet Major). He again served in the Nile Expedition of 1899, when he received the third class Order of the Medjidie. In 1900, he was selected by Lord Kitchener as Governor of the Upper Nice Province - a post he held with much success until 1903, when he re-joined his regiment at Malta and retired in 1905.Blewitt was a keen sportsman, big game hunter and traveller - frequently having shooting expeditions in India, Burma, Tibet, North America, South Africa and New Zealand. He was so attracted to New Zealand he settled there, buying a farm at Teneko in 1905.Being a gallant Englishman, he returned to England to the call of duty at the outbreak of the Great War and volunteered for service. In September 1914, he was promoted Lt. Colonel to command 13th Battn. Kings Royal Rifles, which he successfully did until June 1915. He was in charge of training camps and was subsequently sent to China to recruit a team of coolies to work in France, bringing them back to Europe in a chartered steamer. He was in command of the Chinese Labour Corps when he was killed, aged 56
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Fine group of three Second World War medals awarded to Lieutenant William Blewitt 3rd Parachute Regiment, who was killed in action on 6th January 1943 in Operation Torch in North Africa, aged 20. The group comprises - 1939 - 1945 Star, Africa Star with 1st Army clasp, War medal 1939 - 1945 with M.I.D. oak leaf. Sold with a fine portrait photograph of Lt. Blewitt in uniform with cloth Para wings in mount and original frame with L.I. bugle badge and a contemporary press cutting of his gallant death. Sold in Spink glazed medal case. Lieutenant William Blewitt was born in 1922. He was the son of Lt. Colonel Guy Blewitt D.S.O., M.C. The contemporary press account states how 'during a gallant action by his company in the storming of Green Hill near Bizeria, the young Lieutenant from Essex, with the help of a Sergeant, stalked two German machine gun posts. Having destroyed the first, he signalled his success by two blasts on a hunting horn, but fell dead immediately afterwards while throwing a grenade into the second post. His Company Commander described how the shrill note of the horn was the most beautiful sound he had ever heard. William Blewitt has sounded his horn for the last time and, like many before him, has given his life unfinchingly for his country'. Lieutenant Blewitt is buried at Tabarka Ras Rajel War Cemetary, Tunisia
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Motor Shows and Motoring. A good selection of hardback and paperback books, including: Earls Court Motor Show Official Catalogues for Oct 1955 and 1956; The Book of the Motor Museum 1912, a facsimile, 1984; The Story of the S.M.M.T. 1902-1952, by St. John C. Nixon, printed privately, 1952, with a loosely enclosed letter, apparently signed by the then President, Henry Spurrier, and Director, R. Gresham Cooke, hardback in frayed DJ; Montaut the catalogue of the 1993 exhibition; Portrait Gallery of Early Automobiles by Hornung; S.C.H. Davis - a Lifetime in Motorsport, and about two dozen other similar volumes, most in good condition. (a quantity)
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9th Jat Regiment Typescript journal of Lieutenant Colonel Walter Leslie Hailes MC, 3 volumes in 2, 1914-40, 210, 203 and 101 numbered leaves, typed rectos only, photographic group portrait corner-mounted to an initial leaf in volume 1 (one faint crease), with facing typescript description, contemporary maroon cloth, spines lettered in gilt, slightly rubbed, 4to, together with Hailes (Walter Leslie), War Services of the 9th Jat Regiment, 1st edition, Aldershot: Gale & Polden, Ltd., 1938, 4 colour plates (1 with laid-in proof), 6 folding maps, frontispiece tape-repaired verso, printed presentation plate from the regiment to Hailes, signed by Major General C. F. G. Young, mounted to front pastedown, laid-in typed letter signed to Young on Buckingham Palace letterhead concerning the presentation of another copy to King George VI, plus Ross (John, & Walter Leslie Hailes), War Services of the 9th Jat Regiment, Volume II, 1937-1948, edited by N. St. J. Becher, 1st edition, 1965, colour frontispiece, 1 photographic plate, 6 maps, and Hailes (Walter Leslie, & John Ross), The Jat Regiment, A History of the Regiment, 1803-1947, 2 volumes in 1, 1st collected edition, published by Col. R. N. Banerji, Commandant, The Jat Regimental Centre, Bareilly, 1967, 12 plates including frontispiece, 13 maps, inscribed in pencil 'For Lieutenant Colonel Walter L. Hailes - Military Cross' on the front free endpaper, each work in original blue cloth, slightly rubbed, mottled or cockled, the 1st collected edition with the chipped dust jacket, 4to Unpublished journal of service by the official historian of the 9th Jat Regiment. Hailes was initially with the 6th Jat Light Infantry, who fought in the Mesopotamian Campaign and the Third Afghan War before their absorption into the newly-formed 9th Jats in 1922. The new regiment's notable engagements include the Waziristan campaign (1936-9) and World War Two service in the Western Desert Campaign, Burma and Malaya. The second volume of War Services of the 9th Jat Regiment was printed in a run of 100 copies only. Provenance: by direct descent from Hailes to the present owner. (5)
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*Black Soldiers in WWI. A group portrait of 54 Sappers and Royal Engineers, circa 1916, gelatin silver print photograph on original card mount, uncaptioned and unidentified, the photograph showing the face of a black sapper (4th row, 5th from left), photograph 11.5 x 16 cm, some spotting and a little soiling to mount The black soldier is believed to be William Stephen Palmer Tull (1882-1920), who served as Sapper No. 545340 in the Royal Engineers during the Great War. Research undertaken has not identified any other Afro-Caribbean in the Royal Engineers participating in this War. William was the eldest brother of Lieutenant Walter Daniel John Tull (1888-1918), a professional footballer who became the first British-born black army officer and the first black officer to lead white British troops into battle. He fought on the Somme in 1916 and became the first black combat officer in the British army, despite a military rule excluding black soldiers from exercising actual command. William was also a casualty of the Great War, dying at home in Folkestone, Kent, on 12 March 1920, from tuberculosis, probably an effect of the gas poisoning he sustained in the trenches on the Western Front. (1)
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*Medals. A historically important DSM group to Able Seaman Arthur Frederick Fisher, Royal Navy who served in HMS Marlborough from 1914 to 1920, fought at Jutland and was part of the crew who evacuated the remaining Romanov family members from the Crimea in 1919. Later service saw Fisher win his DSM whilst serving in HMS Alacantra when the ship was engaged in a bitter duel against the German raider Thor on 27 July 1940. Distinguished Service Medal, G.VI.R. (JX.163835 A.F. Fisher. A.B. R.F.R.), 1914-15 Star (J.9264, A.F. Fisher, A.B., R.N.), British War and Victory Medals (J.9264 A.F. Fisher. A.B. R.N.), Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service & G.C., G.V.R. (J.9264 (DEV.B. 12997) A.F. Fisher. A.B. R.F.R.), 1939-1945 Star, Atlantic Star, War Medal, contact marks to third and fifth, therefore WWI medals very fine, WWII generally extremely fine, presented in a glazed display case with silver cigarette case engraved 'A. Fisher from The Empress Marie, The Grand Duke Nicholas and the Imperial Family of Russia on board HMS "Marlborough", April 1919.', hallmarks for Birmingham 1918, with original paperwork and photographs of the recipient including a large black and white portrait photograph of the recipient c.1919 taken whilst serving in HMS Marlborough in Malta, 38 x 27.5cm, plus another proudly wearing his DSM DSM. London Gazette 27 December 1940 'For good services in action against an enemy raider'. J.9264 Able Seaman Arthur Frederick Fisher, DSM, Royal Navy was born in Market Harborough, Leicestershire in 1894, he joined the Royal Navy on 17 August 1917, served in various ships including HMS Marlborough from 2 June 1914 to 1 November 1920. He re-engaged for service during WWII on 7 September 1939. His service saw him taking part in two historical events, one being the evacuation of the Romanov family in 1919, the other the duel against the German raider Thor in 1940. HMS Marlborough. After the 1917 Russian Revolution members of the Imperial Russian family had fled to the relative safety of the Crimea, but nine months after the assassination of Tsar Nicholas II, his wife and five children, King George V ordered the Royal Navy to evacuate the Dowager Empress Marie Feodorovna (mother of Tsar Nicholas II and sister of Queen Alexandra), Grand Duke Nicholas and 15 other members of the Romanov family. On 7 April 1919 HMS Marlborough arrived in the Crimean city of Yalta. The voyage lasted 14 days, arriving in Malta on 21 April. An account of the presentation of the cigarette case included in this lot is recorded in the book Close of a Dynasty (1956) by Vice-Admiral Sir Francis Pridham K.B.E., C.B., who was in command during the voyage from Yalta to Malta: 'The day after the departure of the Dowager Empress Marie, Prince Youssoupoff and Admiral Viassemsky came on board to present, on behalf of Her Majesty and the Grand Dukes and others, £125 to be distributed to the thirty-five cooks and attendants who had, as they put it, so efficiently and cheerfully looked after the needs of the Imperial party It was decided not to present the whole sum in cash but to present each man with a cigarette case inscribed to commemorate the occasion.' HMS Alcantara was an armed merchant cruiser (ex-Royal Mail Line) commanded by Captain J.J.P. Ingham, R.N. who won a D.S.O. at Jutland. In January 1940 the Alcantara was sent to the South American coast where she was ordered to patrol the "Pernambuco Watch" and keep an eye on the island of Trinidad. In mid-July 1940, Naval intelligence were alerted that a German raider was due to arrive in the vicinity. On the morning of 27 July, the German raider Thor (commanded by Kapitan Otto Kahler) was spotted and this soon escalated into a ferocious duel. A shell burst over the Alcantara's quarter deck, killing the trainer of the P4 6-inch gun and knocking out the ship's wireless transmitter aerials. Another shell hit the deck causing considerable damage, two more then hitting the starboard side, tearing gaping holes. The Thor continued its attack leaving the Alcantara severely damaged but able to return fire, causing the Thor to flee. The Thor went on to become the most successful commerce raider of the war, claiming 22 victims. A total of 6 DSMs were awarded for this action, including one to Petty Officer W.C. Mudge which was sold at DNW on 13 December 2007 (Lot 77). (8)
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AN IMPORTANT Q-SHIP DSM. P-ALBUM AND RELATED FAMILY MEDALS. A Metropolitan Police 1887 Service Medal awarded to P C C Deacon. A Society For the Protection Of Life From Fire, bronze award (Man & Woman type), in bronze. Named to Charles Deacon for services at 13 Gloucester Place, Hyde Park, London. 17th November 1889. Citation Details are as follows, from the original award. The Royal Society for the Protection of Life from Fire. (Patron the Queen). This Certificate in addition to a Bronze Medal, is awarded to 184f Police Constable Charles Deacon in testimony of prompt and efficient aid rendered by him at a fire on the 17th Day of November 1889, at 15 Gloucester Place, Hyde Park W. 20 New Bridge Street. E C. 13th February 1890. By order of the Trustees, signed George Cooke. 12" x 9.1/4" approx. A Distinguished Service Medal named to 237806 W H Deacon PO. English Channel 3 Sept 1917. (Action against a German Submarine) A Naval General Service Medal with bar Persian Gulf 1909-14, named to 237806 W H Deacon AB HMS Espiegle. (A Crew of 150 Officers & Men) Cadmus Class and the last RN ship to have a figurehead, though no sails were fitted. Took part in Gun Running duties and when war was declared 5/11/1914 engaged and silenced a significant body of Turks. A 1914/15 Star named to 237806 W H Deacon PO RN. British War & Victory Medals named to 237806 W H Deacon PO RN. With an original Newspaper account of his Service and Death on HMS Esk . LOST OVERBOARD. Newbury Mans tragic death off Spain. Life-long Naval Career. A well known Newbury man Petty Officer William Harry deacon was 'Lost Overboard' from HMS Esk, while employed in Operations off the coast of Spain, during recent severe weather. He was the son of the Late Mr Charles Deacon, who kept a General shop at North Villa, Boundary Road, Newbury. He was aged 47. Petty Officer Deacon lost his life in the service to which he devoted his career. He joined the navy at the early age of 16 and after the usual training ship period, joined the Home Fleet. In 1910 he was drafted to the East Indies station, where he took part in the campaign to suppress Gun Running. For this he was awarded the Persian Gulf Medal and clasp, and he returned to England in 1913. Early in 1914 he joined the Destroyer HMS Hardy,m which was employed off the coast of Ireland, again supressing Gun Running At the Outbreak of War he was serving in the North Sea and his ship was badly damaged by enemy gun-fire at the Raid on Hartlepool. He was in the Battle of Jutland on board HMS Barham, and was in the thick of the battle, when over 60 men were killed. In 1917 he volunteered for Q Boats or Mystery Ships campaign against enemy Submarines. His ship was sunk but he was rescued and afterwards received the Distinguished Service Medal In 1920 he was lent to the Australian Navy and went in the new Destroyer Anzac to Australia, where he served for 2 1/2 years. On his return to England he served as Petty Officer and Torpedo Coxswain on various Destroyers. In 1927 he was drafted to China and served on the Yangtse-Kiang river, during the China-Japanese trouble. Returning to England in 1930 he came out of the navy on pension and had several jobs in civilian life. Petty Officer Deacon rejoined the navy in July 1936, and only last Christmas came to Newbury on leave, to stay for a fortnight with his stepmother, Mrs Deacon of 5, Gilders Square. It was during manoeuvres off the Coast of Spain in Thursdays severe weather that he lost his life. Family provenance gives him washed overboard, whilst delivering a message to the bridge. A 1914/15 Star named to J3105 J E Deacon AB RN. British war & Victory Medals named to J3105 L Smn J E Deacon RN. Details from an original Newspaper Cutting. The brother of William Deacon he also has quite some service to relate. Seaman John Deacon who has recently been home on leave to visit his parents, has had an adventurous career for a young man of not more than 25 years. Joining the navy when quite a boy, he was sufficiently advanced to take part in patrol work in the early days of the war, and then at the time of the Gallipoli adventure, he was ordered to the Dardenelles. He was one of the survivors when the Irresistible was sunk, having been in the water for over half an hour. He afterwards joined a landing party on the Gallipoli coast, and was wounded in one of his legs, directly he landed on the beach, but this was disregarded as a small scratch. He went on and was afterwards brought down with another wound in the other leg, but he managed to carry on until the mission for which his party landed was accomplished. Returning to Headquarters where he found that only he and another man had survived the Turkish fire. Seeing that the above was Deacons first holiday, it would be agreed that he had finally merited the same. A 1914/15 Star named to PO 2952 Pte A Rendall RMLI. British War & Victory Medals named to PO 2952 Pte A Rendall R M L I. A Royal Fleet Reserve LSGC Medal, named to Ply 2592 B22 A Rendall Pte RFR. An original newspaper cutting (spells his name wrongly) states: Veteran of Boer War. Merriott mourns Mr A Raindle. A veteran of the South African War and First World War Mr Abel Raindle of Broadway , Merriott (Somerset) who died on Wednesday week aged 95 years, was buried at Merriott on Saturday following a service in All Saints Church, conducted by the Rev R N Bathgate. Mr Raindle joined the Royal marines at the age of 17.1/2 years and retired from the service after the South African War. He then joined the staff of Fisherton House as attendant and served for 15 years. He was recalled to the Colours on the outbreak of war and on his return was employed as a gardener at Russell Square. The Principal Mourners were Mr & Mrs J Deakin, who had married his sister. Together with a large framed print of HMS Irresistible sinking, 30" x 4". A photograph of Abel Rendall wearing his medals.Another of the Victory March through Newbury. A war Illustrated copy of Nov 26th 1914. Another of a family portrait by Christopher of Crewkerne and Yeovil. Father, Mother, Daughter and three Sons or Sons in Law. aw. The Bible presented to J Deacon, on leaving HMS Impregnable, 1909. A photograph of some of the ships crew of HMS Britomart. A magnificent album of photographs of William Deacon's service after WW!. Shipping and other scenes of Hong Kong, Shanghai, including bodies in the Streets of Canton 1927. Gt War German Guns at Tsing-Tao. Recovering a crashed Seaplane, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Sea Trials, Saigon, Malacca, Australia, Cheffo, Pekin, Wei hi Wei, Aden, Suez Canal, etc. Mostly taken whilst serving on HMS Cumberland, including Dry Dock shots. Amazingly William Deacons older brother joined the R Navy, and was lost overboard before the Gt War. See Illustration
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THE CANADIAN MEMORIAL CROSS & LOG BOOK etc of P O M L DAVIS. A fascinating collection of ephemera and items relating to Pilot Officer Michael Ludlow Davis 159 Sqdn Royal Canadian Air Force. Service Number J/86883. The son of Captain Herbert Ludlow and Olga Gwen Davis of Bombay India, aged 19 years. Lost with the entire crew in Daring Diana a B-24 Liberator, shot down and 'lost' for many years. Michael enlisted a day after his 18th Birthday, in the Royal Canadian Air Force, straight from Boarding School. His father a Nautical advisor to the Government of India, also Controller of Indian Shipping. Michael had been sent to live with his Uncle and cousins in Canada, aged 16 years. A natural gifted scholar and writer of poetry, he saw the chance of action sooner, if he ignored his qualifying for a Pilots course and became an Air Gunner. After training he arrived back in England in March 1943, proceeding to Harwell for final operational training. It was here he met and befriended his Pilot Allan Arnold, also fell in love, with his cousins Mary Lees friend, Sheila. He was delighted when in October 1943 they received a posting to India, where the family were united again. Assigned originally to 355 Sqdn, they later transferred to 159 Sqdn in January 1944. They flew together in Five Combat Missions, totalling 17.1/2 hrs airborne. 18 young men crew of the tow 159 Sdqn Bombers were downed over Rangoon on the 29th February 1944. Destroyed by two Japanese Fighter Planes, flown by Lt Hiroshi Takiguchi and W O Bunichi Yamaguchi. They worked in cooperation with Ground Searchlights, that blinded the Pilots and Crews prior to the attacks. Poetry , Letters , Documents too many to list, are with the lot. A superb Pastel of a handsome young Michael in uniform, with AG wings some 17 1/2" x 15 " approx in an Oak Frame. His Canadian Memorial Cross is named P O M L Davis J86883. His Log Book includes the letter dated 17/11/1947, forwarding it to his Mother. His final mission on the 29th February 1944, states 'Failed to Return.' A tremendous effort to find and locate the aircraft was made, it was a relative of a casualty from the USA who started things rolling. Related to Sjt C A G Plank, lost on the same aircraft, Matthew Poole travelled from the USA to find the graves of 7 unknown airmen. Despite many efforts and little or no facts to act on, he persevered. A Memorial Service for the Crews of Pegasus and Daring Diana, was attended at St Clements Danes Church, London on the 28th February 1998. Attended by Families and ex Squadron Members, it was conducted by Sir Anthony Acland. Copies of the Service and biographies of the lost airman, are with this lot. Describes as handsome by those who knew him, his Portrait and photographs confirm it.
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A court sword with embossed pommel, walnut grip and embossed shell, decorated with portrait masks and with triangular section blade, length of blade 69cm. CONDITION REPORT: PLEASE NOTE: we are unable to post this lot using our own in-house packing and postal service. Please arrange your own packing/courier service. Small pin repair to the top of the walnut grip, the wirework towards the lower section is loose and slightly misshapen, the blade is pitted with a few light chips to the pitted edge.
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A porcelain plaque finely painted with portrait of a lady wearing a cross after Friedrich August Von Kaulbach, unsigned, paper label verso, 16.4 x 11.3cm, framed and glazed. CONDITION REPORT: Plaque is glazed and firmly taped into frame so cannot give full report, from what is visible through glass and small exposed area to reverse it appears to be in good condition.
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VLADIMIR MIKHAILOVITCH BELSKY (Russian, 1949 - 2017); oil on canvas, portrait of a seated ballerina, signed in Cyrillic lower left with further Cyrillic text and indistinct stamp verso, approx 34 x 26cm, framed. (D) CONDITION REPORT: This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.
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JAMES H MORTON (1881-1918); pastel, portrait of young woman, signed lower left, with Blackburn Corporation Art Gallery, Exhibition 1921 label verso, 65.5 x 46.5cm, framed and glazed. CONDITION REPORT: Mount is heavily foxed/stained and discoloured, cotton wool type small build ups on surface of picture upper left, picture is wavy/rippled indicating possible exposure to damp conditions in the past, frame is af.
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