Round rod 18th century roller blind

SKU: 3081-40

Round rod 18th century roller blind

EUR11.84

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Weight 0.35 kg
Diameter

2, 7 cm
Length

140 cm

Round rod for making an 18th century roller blind. See picture number 2.

Untreated birch. Diameter 2.7 cm. Length 140 cm.

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Round rod for making an 18th century roller blind. See picture number 2.

Untreated birch. Diameter 2.7 cm. Length 140 cm.

Additional information

Weight 0.35 kg
Diameter

2, 7 cm
Length

140 cm

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