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Kent County Show at Ashford - Arkonas Viscountess, Champion Jersey Cow, owned by Sir John B
Kent County Show at Ashford -
" Arkonas Viscountess", Champion Jersey Cow, owned by Sir John B.Lloyd - 1934
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