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MEN OF THE DAY, NO. 53. "THE LORD MAYOR"
November, 9, 1872. No. 210

- (London) : Vanity Fair 1872 - 14" x 8.75" - Single sheet - Order Nr. 87567 - Price: $ 30.00

Sir Sydney Waterlow, first baronet, (1822-1906) was the lord mayor of London (1872-3) and a philanthropist. His membership in the Stationers' Company began in 1847 and was named the Master in 1872-3. He is also the namesake for Waterlow park at Highgate, where his statue stands. He presented these grounds to St. Bartholomew's Hospital in 1872 for its use as a convalescent home. Caricature-like illustration is in color . Tears and wrinkled along top.

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