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that it makes reference to the Seven Days Battles

A great gift for a little one--and pretty indestructible--but also really nice to keep on the desk

with red shadowing the yellow on Schortmann and the great "anything

with super high high chair and that great blue pattern on the baby's dress

Santa Rita de Cascia with Skull, 19th C. Spanish Colonial Retablo on Tin mitten " I have found aDepicted in this 19th c. retablo on tin is Santa Rita de Cascia born Margherita Ferri Lotti Mancini (13811457) a window turned Augustinian nun canonized as the patroness of impossible causes and also known in many Catholic countries as patroness of abused wives and heartbroken women. (Rita apparently endured endured the physical and psychological abuse and infidelities of her nobleman husband Paolo Mancini for many years.) I love her for those