George Archibald Curry by George Archibald Curry

Bookplate with a seated bear in a snowy forest, a banner reading How can you bear to keep it, and the name George Archibald C

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This bookplate, an ex libris for George Archibald Curry, shows a dark bear seated in a snowy forest framed by tall tree trunks. A scroll banner above the scene reads "How can you bear to keep it," and the name George Archibald Curry with the words Ex Libris appears below, beside a small open book motif.

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