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Iron belt ornament, signed by August Ferdinand Lehmann, Germany (Berlin), designed ca. 1820. Iron belt ornament made up of five plaques of floral design linked with iron rings. Marked 'A.F. Lehmann a Berlin'. Iron.
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Iron belt ornament, signed by August Ferdinand Lehmann, Germany (Berlin), designed ca. 1820. Iron belt ornament made up of five plaques of floral design linked with iron rings. Marked 'A.F. Lehmann a Berlin'. Iron.
Title: Iron belt ornament, signed by August Ferdinand Lehmann, Germany (Berlin), designed ca. 1820. Iron belt ornament made up of five plaques of floral design linked with iron rings. Marked 'A.F. Lehmann a Berlin'. Iron.
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Iron belt ornament, signed by August Ferdinand Lehmann, Germany (Berlin), designed ca.
1820.
Iron belt ornament made up of five plaques of floral design linked with iron rings.
Marked 'A.
F.
Lehmann a Berlin'.
Iron.
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