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Kellermann - "CKo" company Kellermann, Nuremberg, around 1970, 1 Esso gas station with plexiglass front and door, 2 double garages with a total of 4 cars, 411, 395, 401 and 398, good condition, slight signs of age.

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Kellermann - "CKo" company Kellermann, Nuremberg, around 1970, 1 Esso gas station with plexiglass front and door, 2 double garages with a total of 4 cars, 411, 395, 401 and 398, good condition, slight signs of age.

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nurnberg, Germany
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