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We print everything to order so delivery times may vary but all framed pictures are despatched within 3 days.
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Product details A matey sort of aristocrat, mixing with the workers
A matey sort of aristocrat, mixing with the workers
The Marquess of Bath may be one of yer aristocrats. But he's a matey sort of bloke. Mixes with the coach trippers who wander around his stately home at Longleat. Still, it's rather surprising to find that a lion - king of the jungle and all that should take this kind of thing to heart as well. Here, however, is the proof. One of the Longlet lions appropriately named "Marquess " wearing a safety helmet just like one of the workers building a restaurant there. And going as far as to join them in a tea break. "Marquess " didn't actually do any work, of course. That really would be too much to expect. With Marquess having their lunch Left to Right Dave Beanland, Ginger Hall, Marquess the lion, Richard Congdon, Clive Webb, Mike Inman, Mike Harding, Charlie Gilbert, Graham Mathews, Brian Russell and Eric Rendell. 1st February 1968
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