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Braun & Hogenberg. Description and contrafact of the most beautiful cities in the world. Selected volume with 56 color city views. Berlin, Coron 2008. fol. Red old boards with gilt stamping and gilt edges - Very good condition.

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Braun & Hogenberg. Description and contrafact of the most beautiful cities in the world. Selected volume with 56 color city views. Berlin, Coron 2008. fol. Red old boards with gilt stamping and gilt edges - Very good condition.

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