Null Overmolding

of the equestrian seal of Count Henri V of Luxembourg. Inscrip…

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Overmolding of the equestrian seal of Count Henri V of Luxembourg. Inscription on the edge +ST. HENRICI : COMITIS LVCELBURGENS'. RVPEN-MARCH. ARLON. Taken on reverse. Very late casting of a 13th-century wax seal. Expert: Cabinet Fligny H : 8.3 cm W : 2.5 cm

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Overmolding of the equestrian seal of Count Henri V of Luxembourg. Inscription on the edge +ST. HENRICI : COMITIS LVCELBURGENS'. RVPEN-MARCH. ARLON. Taken on reverse. Very late casting of a 13th-century wax seal. Expert: Cabinet Fligny H : 8.3 cm W : 2.5 cm

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