Null A380. MSN13. GALLEYS. Toaster. Dimensions: approx. 50cm X 30cm.

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A380. MSN13. GALLEYS. Toaster. Dimensions: approx. 50cm X 30cm. COMMENT: Please note that these equipments work with a 115 volts 400 Htz power supply, not supplied.

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A380. MSN13. GALLEYS. Toaster. Dimensions: approx. 50cm X 30cm. COMMENT: Please note that these equipments work with a 115 volts 400 Htz power supply, not supplied.

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