Null Crossing footbridge, Nuremberg, Bing, ca. 1930, for model railroad. Sheet m…

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Crossing footbridge, Nuremberg, Bing, ca. 1930, for model railroad. Sheet metal, brown, two movable joints, subsequently screwed onto wooden blocks. Used, but decent condition. Total length 39 cm. Passenger's bridge (for model railway), sheet metal, modified later. Bing Nuremberg, ca. 1930. L. in total ca. 39 cm.

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Crossing footbridge, Nuremberg, Bing, ca. 1930, for model railroad. Sheet metal, brown, two movable joints, subsequently screwed onto wooden blocks. Used, but decent condition. Total length 39 cm. Passenger's bridge (for model railway), sheet metal, modified later. Bing Nuremberg, ca. 1930. L. in total ca. 39 cm.

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