Null Nathalie MOELHAUSEN, Fencing
Signed fencing glove.

Obtained with the suppo…
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Nathalie MOELHAUSEN, Fencing Signed fencing glove. Obtained with the support of the Levallois Sporting Club. Prize list: - World fencing champion (epee) 2019 - Member of Levallois Sporting Club.

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Nathalie MOELHAUSEN, Fencing Signed fencing glove. Obtained with the support of the Levallois Sporting Club. Prize list: - World fencing champion (epee) 2019 - Member of Levallois Sporting Club.

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