Null A table from an officers' mess of the Imperial Fliegertruppe
Wooden bistro…

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A table from an officers' mess of the Imperial Fliegertruppe Wooden bistro table, the base made from a propeller blade, stand and table top made from matching plywood with boards in different colors. Height approx. 74 cm, diameter approx. 58 cm. No shipping - no shipping. Condition: II

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A table from an officers' mess of the Imperial Fliegertruppe Wooden bistro table, the base made from a propeller blade, stand and table top made from matching plywood with boards in different colors. Height approx. 74 cm, diameter approx. 58 cm. No shipping - no shipping. Condition: II

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