Visual Materials

Little Mac's double feat of equitation

Description: Publishers: Williams, N. Bangs.
Type: Visual Materials(Opens in new tab)
Date: 1864
Call number: priAPC 0206
Provenance: Gift of Isabel Simeral Johnson, 1936.; Gift of Alice Hazlett, date unknown.; Gift of Mr. Baughman, date unknown.; Gift of Homer D. Crotty, date unknown.; Gift of Mary W. T. Dickinson, date unknown.
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