Rugby-Pioneers: XIXth century rugby die-cut

13/07/2007

XIXth century rugby die-cut

Kid stuff... Victorian die-cuts coming from an old scrapbook...

Nice rugby kits, indeed...

(full size picture here)

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13 Jul 2007 18:00:38 | 1 Rugby print, 5 Other rugby stuff

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