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This figurine represents an incendiary bomb dropped from a zeppelin. The bomb’s side states that it is a “German Incendiary Bomb.” The other side has the city of Cemlon’s Coat-of-Arms. The bomb stands 3″ tall and is 1½” in diameter.
PORCELAIN FIGURINE – INCENDIARY BOMB DROPPED FROM ZEPPELIN
SKU: 14-390$95.00
This figurine represents an incendiary bomb dropped from a zeppelin. The bomb’s side states that it is a “German Incendiary Bomb.” The other side has the city of Cemlon’s Coat-of-Arms. The bomb stands 3″ tall and is 1½” in diameter.
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This figurine represents an incendiary bomb dropped from a zeppelin. The bomb’s side states that it is a “German Incendiary Bomb.” The other side has the city of Cemlon’s Coat-of-Arms. The bomb stands 3″ tall and is 1½” in diameter.
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