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Vintage AT&T ANNUAL REPORT 1962 American Telephone And Telegraph Co Bell System Color:White Front rise approx 10 C-3-210

Name: Vintage AT&T ANNUAL REPORT 1962 American Telephone And Telegraph Co Bell System Color:White Front rise approx 10 C-3-210
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 48401004996
Price: 49.99 USD
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Vintage AT&T ANNUAL REPORT 1962 American Telephone And Telegraph Co Bell System Color:White Front rise approx 10 C-3-210

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Vintage AT&T ANNUAL REPORT 1962 American Telephone And Telegraph Co Bell System Color:White Front rise approx 10 C 3 210 Front rise approx 10 Across the waist area approx 29" Vintage 1962 American Telephone and Telegraph Company AT&T Annual Report 1962 Appears to be in great condition overall for it's age

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