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TOCCI TWINS PHOTO ALBUM |
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Billposter from their US tour |
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The only other twins joined like the Tocci brothers and who were on exhibition were Rita-Christina Parodi, the "Sassari Twins" born in Italy and (mouse over) Rosa-Marie Drouin, the "Ste. Benoit Twins" born in Canada. |
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(May 1985) "A wax model of the conjoined twins is on display at the Spitzner Museum of Anatomy in Belgium. |
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"Tocci brothers, Johann and Jacob, born October 4, 1877 in Locano (Italy)" |
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