File:Ferdinand James von Rothschild, Vanity Fair, 1889-06-15.jpg

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Statesmen No.567: Caricature of Baron Ferdinand James von Rothschild MP.

Caption reads: "Ferdy"
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Vanity Fair, 15 June 1889

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"Ferdy", caricature by Hay in Vanity Fair, 1889.

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