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Fox fur stoles were a fashionable item of clothing at important occasions for women in the 20th century
As the prosperity of the early settler market gardeners of Moorabbin Shire improved the women were able to afford fashionable clothing.
A complete, lined, lady's red-fox fur stole with clasp. Glass eyes. Missing one front paw and one ear.
