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Zoological Society of London: Two cheetahs. Coloured etching by Symns after H. Smith.
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Zoological Society of London: Two cheetahs. Coloured etching by Symns after H. Smith.

H. Smith

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Lettering: The chittahs or hunting leopards. In the gardens of the Zoological Society. H. Smith delt. W. Symns sculpt.

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