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LORD POWERSCOURTS IRISH RED DEER HEAD. (PREHISTORIC) 
An unusually fine example from a Kerry bog. In the possession of Lord Powerscourt. Points, 19 ; length, 36 in.; span, 37! ; circum. at base, 8j. 
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