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Vergoldete Messingschilder.
Übliche Gebrauchss…

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WROUGHT IRON WEIGHT SCALES. Vergoldete Messingschilder. Übliche Gebrauchsspuren und Abnutzungen. 13 x 67 x 24 cm.

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WROUGHT IRON WEIGHT SCALES. Vergoldete Messingschilder. Übliche Gebrauchsspuren und Abnutzungen. 13 x 67 x 24 cm.

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