John Rotton.
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"John Rotton." owned by Nagoya University Museum, retrieved from Ex Libris Collection（https://da.adm.thers.ac.jp/en/item/n009-20230901-00010）
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ID
Lh-02-010
Title
John Rotton.
Source
Nagoya University Museum
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絵柄・特徴・モットー・モノグラムなど : Feston Style
Material type
StillImage
Extent
8.0×5.5
Original Owner
Nagoya University Museum
Image
colour
Collection
Ex Libris Collection
Approximately 400 items from the world collection of bookplates donated by Mr. Naoto Hida of Tokyo.
Original Owner
Nagoya University Museum
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