Foundation plaque of a tomb - 19th century - Rectangular plaque with inscription…

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Foundation plaque of a tomb - 19th century - Rectangular plaque with inscription "Fragumentum Lapidis E. Coemeterio Callisti Pio IX Pont. Max. Sacri Princ. A. XXVII" (made in the 27th year of Pope Pius IX's pontificate = 1873). Gray marble. 7.3 x 12.7 x 2.3 cm. - Glued chipping, chips.

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Foundation plaque of a tomb - 19th century - Rectangular pla

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