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1920s GERMAN - WURTTZMBERG - WOOD CASE WALL CLOCK from BLISFUL
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1920s GERMAN - WURTTZMBERG - WOOD CASE WALL CLOCK from BLISFUL

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Condition
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South Africa
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Bob Shop ID
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A BEAUTIFUL 1920s WOOD CASE GERMAN WALL CLOCK, WITH CROSSED SWORDS ON FACE AND ROMAN NUMERALS, IN EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITION, KEY, JUST SERVICED, MADE IN H.A.C. WURTTZMBERG GERMANY. height 60cm, width 28cm.

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Thank you very much, VERY WELL packed and shiped of, well manage from the Seller. Excellent Comminication
17 May 2011