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Stockholm tagen fran Konigl. Djurgärden (main view). Lithograph …

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Stockholm. Stockholm tagen fran Konigl. Djurgärden (main view). Lithograph souvenir sheet. Circa 1845. 39 x 50.5 cm. - Partly slightly faded. Six vedute around the main view: Garnizonz Sjukhuset, Artill eriegarden, Marieberg, Lifgardets till häst Kasern and two statues. - Decorative, large-format view. D

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Stockholm. Stockholm tagen fran Konigl. Djurgärden (main view). Lithograph souvenir sheet. Circa 1845. 39 x 50.5 cm. - Partly slightly faded. Six vedute around the main view: Garnizonz Sjukhuset, Artill eriegarden, Marieberg, Lifgardets till häst Kasern and two statues. - Decorative, large-format view. D

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