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collins294 — 9 years ago(September 01, 2016 06:35 PM)

when they were having dinner? Was that Napoleon I am guessing?

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Don't forget to check the Trivia or FAQ section before asking a question, it can save you some time. And also don't forget the ellipsis, especially on a Bond board.

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No, it was a copy of a Francisco de Goya painting of the Duke Wellington that was stolen in 1961. Ken Adams thought it would be a fun thing to put in there, as if Dr. No was the one who stole it. It was recovered in 1965.

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