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LOT 195 ¤

A 'Welsh Dragon' mascot, retailed by Tom Norton of Llandrindad Wells, Wales, 1920s,

Sold for US$76.50 inc. premiumLot to be sold without reserve
Lot 195¤

A 'Welsh Dragon' mascot, retailed by Tom Norton of Llandrindad Wells, Wales, 1920s,

December Mascots Online|10 December 2021, 12:33 EST|Online, New York

A 'Welsh Dragon' mascot, retailed by Tom Norton of Llandrindad Wells, Wales, 1920s,

nickel plated bronze, marked "Y ddraig goch a ddyry gychwyn" ( The Red Dragon gives you a good start), 2¾ inches high, on a polished wooden base.

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This was the mascot chosen by British Prime Minister David Lloyd George, a Welshman, during his term in office, 1916-1922.

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