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I BIRD BATHS | 
= are a source of endless pleasure. = 
= The birds they attract to your = 
= garden bring life, color and delight- = 
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= and are rendered in Pompeian = 
= Stone, a marble-like composition = 
= that is practically everlasting. = 
g Send for illustrated catalogue. = 
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