Null 1957 CITROËN 2 CV AZ
French registration title

Purchased in 2017 by its cu…

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1957 CITROËN 2 CV AZ French registration title Purchased in 2017 by its current owner, restored 32 years ago Fitted with interesting original accessories: Robryaccessories, OLD roof rack, curved trunk, large format windscreen wipers, original steering wheel cover, or small fire extinguisher and ashtray The upholstery is in good condition ; original notice on the back of the driver’s sun visor The bodywork has a patina, but a discerning collector will have to pay a little to maintain its appearance Its most recent journey saw its owner take his daughter to church safely last month!

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1957 CITROËN 2 CV AZ French registration title Purchased in 2017 by its current owner, restored 32 years ago Fitted with interesting original accessories: Robryaccessories, OLD roof rack, curved trunk, large format windscreen wipers, original steering wheel cover, or small fire extinguisher and ashtray The upholstery is in good condition ; original notice on the back of the driver’s sun visor The bodywork has a patina, but a discerning collector will have to pay a little to maintain its appearance Its most recent journey saw its owner take his daughter to church safely last month!

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Yellow and black lacquered metal two-seater children's pedal car after the Citroën Trèfle 5 CV. L. 200 cm (wear and tear, missing lacquer). Launched in 1921, the Citroën Type C, also known as the 5 HP, quickly became a great success, so much so that it was declined in a children's version by Jouets Citroën, then by France Jouet in 1969. Although our model is not an authentic Citroënette from the 1920s, it remains a rare quality replica.

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Lot of 7 bills of 5000 F -2 banknotes 1957 ( BE) and 1957 ( TBE +) - 2 banknotes 1952 and 1957 (TBE +) - 2 banknotes 1945 and 1946 TBE +) - 2 banknotes 1939 and 1941 TBE +

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