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Wilde Mändles Tanz 28.2.1928. Honorary disc G.T.V. Oberstdorf w…

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Oberstdorf. Wilde Mändles Tanz 28.2.1928. Honorary disc G.T.V. Oberstdorf won by M.Köpl. Oil on round wooden disc. Dm. 52 cm. The disk of the Gebirgs- und Heimatschutzverein e.V. Oberstdorf shows two wild men in front of conifers. - Paint chipping in places. D

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Oberstdorf. Wilde Mändles Tanz 28.2.1928. Honorary disc G.T.V. Oberstdorf won by M.Köpl. Oil on round wooden disc. Dm. 52 cm. The disk of the Gebirgs- und Heimatschutzverein e.V. Oberstdorf shows two wild men in front of conifers. - Paint chipping in places. D

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