Miss Posy Longlegs : production material, ca. 1955.

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Miss Posy Longlegs : production material, ca. 1955.

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Pencil illustration. Posy Longlegs, a long-legged calf who is the beloved pet of Danny and Sara, is a great jumper who gets herself into all sorts of trouble but she saves the day when some Indians try to raid the farm.

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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SNAC Resource ID: 7816916

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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