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Ricevuta di restituzione di una Croce di Cavaliere dell'Ordine di Francesco Giuseppe, 1926 Documento ectografico sulla restituzione di un "Ordine della Corona di Ferro", barrato e modificato a mano in "Ordine di Francesco Giuseppe". Restituzione della "Croce di Cavaliere (Oro)" del defunto "Mr geh. Hofrates Fritz Hoogeweg aus Berlin durch die Deutsche Gesandtschaft in Wien", datata 16 agosto 1926, timbro del "Bundesministerium für Finanzen - Ordenskanzlei" e della "Staatszentralkasse" e due firme. Raro. Condizioni: II -

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Ricevuta di restituzione di una Croce di Cavaliere dell'Ordine di Francesco Giuseppe, 1926 Documento ectografico sulla restituzione di un "Ordine della Corona di Ferro", barrato e modificato a mano in "Ordine di Francesco Giuseppe". Restituzione della "Croce di Cavaliere (Oro)" del defunto "Mr geh. Hofrates Fritz Hoogeweg aus Berlin durch die Deutsche Gesandtschaft in Wien", datata 16 agosto 1926, timbro del "Bundesministerium für Finanzen - Ordenskanzlei" e della "Staatszentralkasse" e due firme. Raro. Condizioni: II -

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