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Singing book, 1883. 551 pages. Black leather cover, gold cut. On it golden cross and the name Martha Rost.
Museum of City History Leipzig
Title: Singing book
Description:
Singing book, 1883.
551 pages.
Black leather cover, gold cut.
On it golden cross and the name Martha Rost.
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