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1960s Scottish Cities and Shields Vintage Silk Scarf
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1960s Scottish Cities and Shields Vintage Silk Scarf

Sale price£38.00

An old Scarf signed Thirkell of Bond Street, probably dating from the 1960s. The design depicts, various Scottish cities and their shields. Handrolled edges and measuring 31 inches square.

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