File:Eaton HF Vanity Fair 1912-07-17.jpg

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English: Caricature of Herbert Francis Eaton (Major General Lord Cheylesmore) - “Arms and Sport” .

Date

1912

Source

Vanity Fair, 17 July 1912.

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2008-01-09 21:41 Wat Bradford 615×1024× (61566 bytes) Eaton, Herbert Francis (Major General Lord Cheylesmore) - “Arms and Sport” - Ray - July 17, 1912

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Arms and Sport

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1912

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Arms and Sport

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