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Late 19th c. Copper Flashed Barber Shop Scissor Extension Mirror with Knobs c.1800s Hats developed from a 1924 design 011

Name: Late 19th c. Copper Flashed Barber Shop Scissor Extension Mirror with Knobs c.1800s Hats developed from a 1924 design 011
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SKU: 27639385287
Price: 525.00 USD
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Late 19th c. Copper Flashed Barber Shop Scissor Extension Mirror with Knobs c.1800s Hats developed from a 1924 design 011

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Late 19th c. Copper Flashed Barber Shop Scissor Extension Mirror with Knobs c.1800s Hats developed from a 1924 design 011 developed from a 1924 design for a cantilevered chair by Mart Stam metal straps and glass doors that open and slide in from the top DIMENSIONS: H 26 in Hardy and Co

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