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A collection of Caproni glass negatives and photos of armament Cardboard box, labeled "Telebombe", with six glass negatives (one in 13 x 17 cm format and five in 13 x 27 cm format), showing unmanned missiles (probably test weapons). A new folder with eleven old photos of Caproni bombs/missiles. Plus a new folder with over 50 old photos of Caproni bombs and MGs or machine guns. Partly labeled. Partially slightly damaged, signs of age. Provenance: From the Caproni factory archive. Condition: II

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A collection of Caproni glass negatives and photos of armament Cardboard box, labeled "Telebombe", with six glass negatives (one in 13 x 17 cm format and five in 13 x 27 cm format), showing unmanned missiles (probably test weapons). A new folder with eleven old photos of Caproni bombs/missiles. Plus a new folder with over 50 old photos of Caproni bombs and MGs or machine guns. Partly labeled. Partially slightly damaged, signs of age. Provenance: From the Caproni factory archive. Condition: II

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