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Vogue USA 1941 March, Spring Hat, John Rawlings, English Bulldog, Tiffany & Co., 138 pages

Vogue USA 1941 March, Spring Hat, John Rawlings, English Bulldog, Tiffany & Co., 138 pages
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Vogue USA 1941 March, Spring Hat, John Rawlings, English Bulldog, Tiffany & Co., 138 pages

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Magazine
Vogue (USA)
Number
March 1, 1941
Type
Magazine
Nb Pages
138
Photographer
John Rawlings  (1912—1970)
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
X51-69544
VOGUE HAUTE COUTURE MAGAZINES
Detailed description
Cover  Rawlings
Drawings  Eric, Ruth Grafstrom, René Bouët-Willaumez,
Photographers  Horst, John Rawlings, Luis Lemus
Adverts  Tiffany
Text  The Dog Mode, English bulldog
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