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A model '''Howdah (or "houda"h) for an Elephant''', designed to fit the back of a painted lead elephant from the '''[[Britains Zoo]]''' range, catalogue number '''938'''. | A model '''Howdah (or "houda"h) for an Elephant''', designed to fit the back of a painted lead elephant from the '''[[Britains Zoo]]''' range, catalogue number '''938'''. | ||
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A model Howdah (or "houda"h) for an Elephant, designed to fit the back of a painted lead elephant from the Britains Zoo range, catalogue number 938.
1940 catalogue description
- " The howdah we have chosen is the one commonly seen at the Zoological Gardens, where the novelty of riding on the back of a mammoth is greatly enjoyed, but the howdahs used by some Indian Potentates are gorgeous structures with silken handings richly decorated. "
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