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4,200 CHF

Early Wheel Cutting Engine Christian Grunsteidel Fecit, Augsburg. Dated 1798. Very fine, small, early, brass and steel wheel cutting engine on wooden base. To be sold without reserve


Antiquorum

Auctioneer:
Antiquorum

Date:
2009-03-29

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