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SOLD Charter Oak, Earlier 19th Century Folk Art Watercolor in Original Lemon Gold Frame with Provenance (Almon Babcock, Ravenna, Ohio) illustrative box which has worn in a which has worn in a a few spots so to see the wood underneath wonderfully detailed hair presumed original lemon gold frame with wood back Ohio "who had one of the first taverns here in early 1800s
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SOLD Charter Oak, Earlier 19th Century Folk Art Watercolor in Original Lemon Gold Frame with Provenance (Almon Babcock, Ravenna, Ohio) illustrative box which has worn in a

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