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Annual Report Town Officers of Windham Maine January 31 1960 Cumberland County Please see picture of the C-3-210

Name: Annual Report Town Officers of Windham Maine January 31 1960 Cumberland County Please see picture of the C-3-210
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Annual Report Town Officers of Windham Maine January 31 1960 Cumberland County Please see picture of the C-3-210

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Annual Report Town Officers of Windham Maine January 31 1960 Cumberland County Please see picture of the C 3 210 Please see picture of the sleeve for an example of the worst of it Across the waist approx 21 Annual Report of the Town Officers for Windham Maine Cumberland County Year ending January 31 1960

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