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Artist: Charles A. Cox
Original Antique Poster Bearings US Cycling Magazine Art Nouveau Design Cyclist
By Charles A. Cox
Located in London, GB
Original antique advertising poster for a popular cycling magazine Bearings featuring a great Art Nouveau style design by the American artist Charles Arthur Cox depicting a lady in f...
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Original Antique Poster Bearings The Cycling Authority Of America Magazine Art
By Charles A. Cox
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Original antique advertising poster for a popular cycling magazine - Bearings The Cycling Authority of America Out Today For Sale Here - featuring a great Art Nouveau style design by...
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