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This deck was added by: The Congress Guy
Back design is needlework style depicting a person holding flowers. A "nosegay" is a small, hand-held bouquet of flowers, often fragrant, that was a popular fashion accessory, particularly in Victorian times, and is still used in weddings and other events.
Similar style of back design as “The Sampler”
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