File:ArthurGrimsdell.jpg

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English: Image of Arthur Grimsdell, of the Tottenham Hotspur F.C., with the FA Cup in 1921.
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Source Scanned from page 136 of Football: The Golden Age by John Tennant (ISBN 0-7537-1072-2), which specifically states that the identity of the photographer is unknown. Published (at least) in the 25 April 1921 Leeds Mercury [1][2].
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  • 2009-08-08 00:31 Fallschirmjäger 1636×2132× (1088338 bytes) Cleaned up
  • 2008-07-02 20:47 ChrisTheDude 1636×2132× (306221 bytes) Image of [[Arthur Grimsdell]] in 1921. Scanned from page 136 of "Football: The Golden Age" by John Tennant ({{ISBN|0-7537-1072-2}}), which specifically states that the identity of the photographer is unknown, therefore under the terms set out in the template

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