Null German tellurium planetarium by Ludwig Julius Heymann, circa 1880-1890. Ear…

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German tellurium planetarium by Ludwig Julius Heymann, circa 1880-1890. Earth globe in lithographed "papier maché", moon in painted wood and cast iron supports On the globe, brand of Ludwig Julius Heymann (Berlin) It includes a metal reflector 51x74x23 cm. Rust on the iron, defects and damages on the papier mache and ink marks on some countries. Surface dirt.

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German tellurium planetarium by Ludwig Julius Heymann, circa 1880-1890. Earth globe in lithographed "papier maché", moon in painted wood and cast iron supports On the globe, brand of Ludwig Julius Heymann (Berlin) It includes a metal reflector 51x74x23 cm. Rust on the iron, defects and damages on the papier mache and ink marks on some countries. Surface dirt.

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