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1930 Fourth Worlds Poultry Congress London Medal - Made by Thomas Fattorini Ltd. Birmingham England
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Mondeor, Johannesburg South
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Condition
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Location
International
Product code
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Bob Shop ID
615446429
POSTAGE WILL BE COMBINED:Collection in Mondeor Johannesburg:Tip: To save on shipping -Buy more than one of My 1900+ ItemsThis Stunningly Enameled Medal Made by Thomas Fattorini Ltd. Birmingham EnglandThe Medal was Issued to WM Swallow 291 From South Africa at The Fourth Worlds Poultry Congress which was held in LOndon in 1930. The Medal is in Superb Collectable Condition.9cm- 35mm In DiameterUsed ConditionIMAGES - Multiple Images Uploaded - The pictures of the items form part of the description Due to the age of many of our Items there might be some Flaws and Imperfections.Colours depicted in the photos of items may differ from the actual colour of the items due to many factors including the light and the time of day that the photos are taken.I always try to get the description 100% correct with some research but can get it wrong sometimes ..i am not an expert. |