Egyptian Types e Scenes - 'Hashishe Smokers'

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Title:Egyptian Types e Scenes - 'Hashishe Smokers'
Author:Unknown author
Summary:Two men, with a variety of tools and paraphenalia for smoking
URI:https://hdl.handle.net/1911/7122
Date:1900
Original SourceOriginal postcard: "Egyptian Types e Scenes - 'Hashishe Smokers'." (Castro, M.). 5.875"x 3". From the collection of Dr. Paula Sanders, Rice University.
Subject Smokers, Pipe
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Egyptian Types e Scenes - 'Hashishe Smokers'(1900).
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