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English: Albert Cordingley c. 1900 (colourised image from an original postcard in the private collection of Nicholas Sharp)
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Author Postcard by Foster photographic studio of 38 Preston Street, Brighton, Sussex, England

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Albert Cordingley c. 1900 (colourised image from an original postcard in the private collection of Nicholas Sharp)

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