Null Albermann, Wilhelm 1835 Werden an der Ruhr - 1913 Cologne
The armourer.
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Albermann, Wilhelm 1835 Werden an der Ruhr - 1913 Cologne The armourer. Signed and inscribed: Coeln. Bronze. Foundry mark: Gladenbeck Berlin. H 90 cm.

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Albermann, Wilhelm 1835 Werden an der Ruhr - 1913 Cologne The armourer. Signed and inscribed: Coeln. Bronze. Foundry mark: Gladenbeck Berlin. H 90 cm.

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