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Description
English: Trombonist Tom Brown
Date
English: early 1910s
Source
English: promotional postcard
Author
English: unknown, irrelevant due to age. Original uploader was Infrogmation at en.wikipedia
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  • 2003-03-29 18:12 Infrogmation 136×290× (13327 bytes) Trombonist Tom Brown, early 1910s, from a period promotional postcard

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