St Theodore Greetings
I want to send you a greeting card for the day of St Theodore - 17 February. This is the picture of a beautiful Bulgarian icon with a rare subject - the 4 warrior Saints - - St George, St Demetrius, St Theodore and St Eustace. If you wish to receive detailed information about this icon, technique, size, story and price, please send me an e-mail. Best regards: Irina Tilova IRINA & SONS ICON GALLERY 1303 Sofia Zona B-5, bl.17, vh.A, ap.18 BULGARIA http://iands.cjb.net Tel. 0359/ 02/23 02 11 E-mail: ian...@bgnet.bg YOU WILL ALWAYS TREASURE YOUR ICON ICON ADMIRERS TRUST US ON ICON WRITING
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