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A states Bible in brown leather binding and brass clams, by Daniel van den Dalen - bookseller 1687, without maps, h 10.5 x h 35 x w 24 cm.

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A states Bible in brown leather binding and brass clams, by Daniel van den Dalen - bookseller 1687, without maps, h 10.5 x h 35 x w 24 cm.

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