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For the collector A needle for the use by the rigid heddle and/or the loom Beautiful and very decorative


For the collector A needle for the use by the rigid heddle and/or the loom Beautiful and very decorative

For the collector

A needle for the use by the rigid heddle and/or the loom

Beautiful and very decorative

Please contact us for price information

For the collector
A needle for the use by the rigid heddle and/or the loom
Beautiful and very decorative
About the beginning of the 1900-years
In a good condition
Articleno.: L1006


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