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Lion tamer

Lion tamer in cage with two lions, a lioness, and two tigers.

Date circa 1873
Source Chromolithograph, Gibson & Co. (Cincinnati, Ohio), published c. 1873. Library of Congress, Call number PGA - Gibson & Co.-- Lion tamer (C size), Reproduction no LC-DIG-pga-03749
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Author Gibson & Co., publisher

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