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Olympic Games 1912. Collection of 184 Postcards - Collection of 148 different black-and-white
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Postkarten OS1912 1-191 - 184 verschiedene offzielle S/W-Postkarten (je 13,8 x8,7 cm) von den Olympischen Spielen 1912 in Stockholm No. 1 -191. In Originalbox (19x15x3,5cm) aus Pappe für diese Postkarten mit geprägtem Deckel (Offizielles Olympia 1912 Logo“. - Sehr schöne fast komplette Sammlung der offizielle Postkarten der Olympischen Spiele 1912 in der seltenen Postkartenbox. Vorhanden No. 1-24, 28-54, 57-100, 102-142, 144-167, 169-191; nur 7 Karten fehlen! (Goldgeprägtes Logo; Ecken teilweise eingerissen. Zustand: C). Karten im Zustand: A-B. In dieser Vollständigkeit kaum zu bekommen!.
Olympic Games 1912. Collection of 184 Postcards - Collection of 148 different black-and-white postcards (each 13.8 x 8.7 cm) from the Olympic Games in Stockholm 1912 No 1 - 191. In original cardboard box (19 x 15 x 3.5 cm) with embossed lid that was specially produced for these cards (official Olympic Games 1912 emblem). Beautiful, almost complete collection of official postcards from the Olympic Games 1912 in rare box. Only seven cards (numbers 25, 216 27, 55 and 56, 101, 143 and 168) are missing. Gold embossed emblem, corners partly torn,. Condition C). Postcards condition a-B. This almost complete set is extremely hard to get.
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Postkarten OS1912 1-191 - 184 verschiedene offzielle S/W-Postkarten (je 13,8 x8,7 cm) von den Olympischen Spielen 1912 in Stockholm No. 1 -191. In Originalbox (19x15x3,5cm) aus Pappe für diese Postkarten mit geprägtem Deckel (Offizielles Olympia 1912 Logo“. - Sehr schöne fast komplette Sammlung der offizielle Postkarten der Olympischen Spiele 1912 in der seltenen Postkartenbox. Vorhanden No. 1-24, 28-54, 57-100, 102-142, 144-167, 169-191; nur 7 Karten fehlen! (Goldgeprägtes Logo; Ecken teilweise eingerissen. Zustand: C). Karten im Zustand: A-B. In dieser Vollständigkeit kaum zu bekommen!.
Olympic Games 1912. Collection of 184 Postcards - Collection of 148 different black-and-white postcards (each 13.8 x 8.7 cm) from the Olympic Games in Stockholm 1912 No 1 - 191. In original cardboard box (19 x 15 x 3.5 cm) with embossed lid that was specially produced for these cards (official Olympic Games 1912 emblem). Beautiful, almost complete collection of official postcards from the Olympic Games 1912 in rare box. Only seven cards (numbers 25, 216 27, 55 and 56, 101, 143 and 168) are missing. Gold embossed emblem, corners partly torn,. Condition C). Postcards condition a-B. This almost complete set is extremely hard to get.
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