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Designer Mr. David Evins
1967

Designer Mr. David Evins
1972

Designer Mr. David Evins
1967

Designer Mr. David Evins
1967

Designer Mr. David Evins
1967
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Designer Mr. David Evins
1967

Designer Mr. David Evins
1967

Designer Mr. David Evins
1955

Designer Mr. David Evins
1955

Designer Mr. David Evins
1953

Designer Mr. David Evins
1952

Designer Mr. David Evins
1957

Designer Mr. David Evins
1958

Designer Mr. David Evins
1948

Designer Mr. David Evins
1953

Designer Mr. David Evins
1954

Designer Mr. David Evins
1954

Designer Mr. David Evins
1956

Designer Mr. David Evins
1954

Designer Mr. David Evins
1967

Designer Mr. David Evins
1959

Designer Mr. David Evins
1969

Designer Mr. David Evins
1969

Designer Mr. David Evins
1967

Designer Mr. David Evins
ca. 1965

Designer Mr. David Evins
ca. 1958

Designer Mr. David Evins
Department Store I. Magnin & Co.
ca. 1957

Designer Mr. David Evins
1969

Designer Mr. David Evins
Manufacturer I. Miller
ca. 1955

Designer Mr. David Evins
ca. 1966

Designer Mr. David Evins
ca. 1968

Designer Mr. David Evins
ca. 1968

Designer Mr. David Evins
Manufacturer I. Miller
ca. 1968

Designer Mr. David Evins
Manufacturer I. Miller
ca. 1968

Designer Mr. David Evins
Manufacturer I. Miller
ca. 1970

Designer Mr. David Evins
Manufacturer I. Miller
ca. 1968

Designer Mr. David Evins
Manufacturer I. Miller
ca. 1963

Designer Mr. David Evins
ca. 1970

Designer Mr. David Evins
Manufacturer I. Miller
ca. 1966

Designer Mr. David Evins
Manufacturer I. Miller
ca. 1971

Designer Mr. David Evins
ca. 1973

Designer Mr. David Evins
ca. 1977
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