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Interior of the Milanese Cathedral with festive decoration for the coronation of Emperor Ferdinand I of the King of Lombardo Veneto on September 8, 1838
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Inscription: [l.u.] "C. Sanquirico Nipote dir.“; [r.u.]” Milano Litog. Callo Callina."
Title: Interior of the Milanese Cathedral with festive decoration for the coronation of Emperor Ferdinand I of the King of Lombardo Veneto on September 8, 1838
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Inscription: [l.
u.
] "C.
Sanquirico Nipote dir.
“; [r.
u.
]” Milano Litog.
Callo Callina.
".
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