From the Cité des enfants - 5/12 years: "L'usine" (The factory)

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From the Cité des enfants - 5/12 years: "L'usine" (The factory) Manipulation "Fais ton mode d'emploi" and "Crée ton étiquette". Four stations in light gray and light green lacquered metal, each with a touch screen, and an amp. The base is illuminated. H: 110cm - W: 219cm - D: 181cm Sold with two labellers, brand ZEBRA, model ZD421 and a printer, brand LEXMARK, model CS725. Sold without software and computer installation. Sold with three 32cm diameter circular labels, one in Braille, two in French, English and Spanish. Used condition - some wear to corners Software not included The Dossier des Ouvrages Exécutés (DOE) will be given to the buyer at the end of the sale. Dismantling is entirely at the seller's expense.

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From the Cité des enfants - 5/12 years: "L'usine" (The factory) Manipulation "Fais ton mode d'emploi" and "Crée ton étiquette". Four stations in light gray and light green lacquered metal, each with a touch screen, and an amp. The base is illuminated. H: 110cm - W: 219cm - D: 181cm Sold with two labellers, brand ZEBRA, model ZD421 and a printer, brand LEXMARK, model CS725. Sold without software and computer installation. Sold with three 32cm diameter circular labels, one in Braille, two in French, English and Spanish. Used condition - some wear to corners Software not included The Dossier des Ouvrages Exécutés (DOE) will be given to the buyer at the end of the sale. Dismantling is entirely at the seller's expense.

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