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South Wigston Station c.1905 by Ian Mastin. BAT36 ' Count D'Anteroche

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' Count D'Anteroche

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South Wigston Station c.1905 by Ian Mastin. BAT36 ' Count D'AnterocheDHM5020. South Wigston Station c. 1905 by Ian Mastin. Passengers move to the platform of South Wigston station as a steam train approaches in the 1900s. One copy available, no. 131 of 200. This rare print has some light marks on the border. Signed limited edition of 200 prints. Image size 18 inches x 12 inches (46cm x 31cm)

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