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Boundary Dragon on Victoria Embankment. These silver beasts bearing the cross of St. George guard many of the main entrances to the City of London

Boundary Dragon on Victoria Embankment

£85.00 – £170.00 inc VAT

SKU EX3-IMG001 Category London Bestiary

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