File:1837-Victoria.jpg

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Description The royal warrant granted to J.M.Farina in Cologne in 1837 by HM Queen Victoria.
Source Foto made by FARINA GEGENUEBER.
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current12:13, 26 October 2005Thumbnail for version as of 12:13, 26 October 20051,191 × 1,706 (942 KB)Farina-Archiv (talk | contribs)The royal warrant granted to J.M.Farina in Cologne in 1837 ba HM Qeen Victoria. Foto made by FARINA GEGENUEBER.

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