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#4 A Covent Garden carman crossing a temporary Waterloo Bridge, London, 1925.

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#4 A Covent Garden carman crossing a temporary Waterloo Bridge, London, 1925.

Historical Photos of Porters at Covent Garden Market in London Carrying Tower of Baskets on Their Heads

#4 A Covent Garden carman crossing a temporary Waterloo Bridge, London, 1925.

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