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| Image | Thompson Street: 1912 | Dave | 9 | 14 weeks 1 day ago |
| Image | Birthday Party with Grandma, 1953 | der_bingle | 10 | 25 weeks 6 days ago |
| Image | Charna Sidelle Shear at 3½: 1928 | JESilverstein | 5 | 35 weeks 1 day ago |
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