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George Cohen Signed Photograph Sudan stamps The Café Chambord was a

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The Café Chambord was a New York restaurant famous for its French haute cuisine

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which were the main focus of his artistic production during the last thirty years of his life

Albert was renowned for bringing compassion and dignity to the last moments of the condemned person’s life

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George Cohen Signed Photograph Sudan stamps The Café Chambord was aAn almost full length, signed black and white photograph of footballer George Cohen on the Wembley pitch being prevented by Alf Ramsey from swapping shirts with an Argentina player at the end of their 1966 quarter final match. The contest had been hugely bad tempered. Signed across the lower right corner of the piece in bold blue ink, sold together with a copy of a photograph of Cohen taken during the signing. Photograph measures 8" by 10"

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