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the globe spins on its axis (which can't be good for a bird
Free standing
Good Condition
Excellent condition & newly framed with museum matting
design called "High Tide" & inspired by the ebb & flow of the sea
Framed Signed Photo of Harold "Dutch" Smith jewelry the globe spins on itsSOLD It is a man or a plane? The perfect high dive form that won Harold "Dutch" Smith is gold & silver medals at the Olympics in Los Angeles, 1932. Dutch was a handsome man and one of the first celebrity athlete endorsemen; quoted in a 1937 LIFE magazine ad for Camel cigarettes: "I long ago discovered that a Camel restores my energy after a strenuous meet." (No surprise to us now that he died prematurely at 49 of cancer) Original photo, signed on
