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This is a calling card for Präsident des Reichstages von Wedell-Piesdorf. His address is noted at the bottom of the card. It measures 2 1/2″ x 4.”
GERMANY – CALLING CARD – REICHSTAGS PRÄSIDENT – von WEDELL-PIESDORF
SKU: 12-574$35.00
This is a calling card for Präsident des Reichstages von Wedell-Piesdorf. His address is noted at the bottom of the card. It measures 2 1/2″ x 4.”
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This is a calling card for Präsident des Reichstages von Wedell-Piesdorf. His address is noted at the bottom of the card. It measures 2 1/2″ x 4.”
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