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Antorcha Olímpica Roma 1960 Olympic torch in aluminum bronze color belonging to the Olympic Games held in Rome in 1960, with inscription "Ghiochi della XVII Olimpiada. Design Amedeo Mauri. Manufacturer's mark M.F. Curtisa, Bologna. Numbered 457. Length 39,5 cm. Number of torchbearers: A total of 1,529: 330 in Greece, 1,199 in Italy.

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Antorcha Olímpica Roma 1960 Olympic torch in aluminum bronze color belonging to the Olympic Games held in Rome in 1960, with inscription "Ghiochi della XVII Olimpiada. Design Amedeo Mauri. Manufacturer's mark M.F. Curtisa, Bologna. Numbered 457. Length 39,5 cm. Number of torchbearers: A total of 1,529: 330 in Greece, 1,199 in Italy.

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