Schild London Big Ben England UK Großbritannien 12x18 20x30 30x40 Blech od. Holz 30x40 cm:Gewölbtes Blech 30x40 vertical-align-middle{white-space:nowrap

Name: Schild London Big Ben England UK Großbritannien 12x18 20x30 30x40 Blech od. Holz 30x40 cm:Gewölbtes Blech 30x40 vertical-align-middle{white-space:nowrap
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SKU: 18288770506
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Schild London Big Ben England UK Großbritannien 12x18 20x30 30x40 Blech od. Holz 30x40 cm:Gewölbtes Blech 30x40 vertical align middle{white space:nowrap vertical align middle{white space:nowrap Wien Format: Hardcover Erscheinungsjahr: 1975 Gewicht: 450g Ob im Wohnzimmer Büro oder im Café – dieses Schild ist ein echter Blickfang und bringt ein Stück London in Ihre vier Wände

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