Sale 1055
Paris
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21 June 2011
Price realised
EUR 3,000
Estimate
TELESCOPE DU XIXEME SIECLE Le tube de 8 cm. (3 in.) de diamètre recouvert de cuir, l'arrière estampé BARADELLE A.PARIS, le piètement tripode en bronze Hauteur du piètement: 24 cm. (9½ in.) ; Longueur: 44 cm. (17 1/3 in.)
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