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Skeletal Foot Anatomical Teaching Model c.1930 Photographs shock-absorbing action and ball-deflecting shapes 011

Name: Skeletal Foot Anatomical Teaching Model c.1930 Photographs shock-absorbing action and ball-deflecting shapes 011
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SKU: 84406476923
Price: 150.00 USD
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Skeletal Foot Anatomical Teaching Model c.1930 Photographs shock-absorbing action and ball-deflecting shapes 011

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Skeletal Foot Anatomical Teaching Model c.1930 Photographs shock absorbing action and ball deflecting shapes 011 shock absorbing action and ball deflecting shapes in the 1920s The piece dates to the nineteenth century and was originally in a San Francisco school CONDITION Excellent The material is very light and possibly wax

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