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SNAFFLES, CHARLES JOHNSON PAYNE, 'THE SEASON 1939-40', HUNTING PRINT, SIGNED

Snaffles, Charles Johnson Payne, 'The Season 1939-40', Hunting Print, Signed

THE SEASON 1939-40

Charles Johnson Payne ‘Snaffles’ (British, 1884-1967), ‘The Season 1939-40’, colour print, framed and glazed. 
Signed in pencil lower right and blinstamped. 
Provenance: From a comprehensive collection of Snaffles prints. 
Measures approximately 50cm x 68cm and the frame 55cm x 73cm. 
Please refer to illustrations.

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