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Ohio endangered species spotted at flea market |
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Ohio endangered species spotted at flea market
Found this folk art carved grouse at a country flea market today. For $20 it came home with me.
If the print looks familiar, it's by Cole Johnson who always has a nice display at Hausmann's.
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