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LARGE-FORMAT ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH – PRE WW I ZEPPELIN

SKU: 40-499

$30.00

This is a large-format original photograph of a pre WW I zeppelin. The zeppelin is in flight. The photograph measures 3 3/4″ x 6.”

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This is a large-format original photograph of a pre WW I zeppelin. The zeppelin is in flight. The photograph measures 3 3/4″ x 6.”

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This is a large-format original photograph of a pre WW I zeppelin. The zeppelin is in flight. The photograph measures 3 3/4″ x 6.”

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