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Late 19th-Early 20th c. Copper and Bakelite Adding Machine C.1887-1920 File Cabinets frustrated by the lack of 011

Name: Late 19th-Early 20th c. Copper and Bakelite Adding Machine C.1887-1920 File Cabinets frustrated by the lack of 011
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SKU: 4476889804
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Late 19th Early 20th c. Copper and Bakelite Adding Machine C.1887 1920 File Cabinets frustrated by the lack of 011 frustrated by the lack of heavy duty task lamps suitable for use in the workshops that he managed at the time CONDITION Refurbished Good DIMENSIONS H 6 in CREATOR Felt & Tarrant Mfg

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