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Souvenir mug "Schwaben" Düsseldorf - Made from the debris of the airship Schwaben that crashed in Düsseldorf on June 28, 1912
Souvenir mug "Schwaben" Düsseldorf - Made from the debris of the airship Schwaben that crashed in Düsseldorf on June 28, 1912
Preview: Souvenir mug "Schwaben" Düsseldorf - Made from the debris of the airship Schwaben that crashed in Düsseldorf on June 28, 1912
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Souvenir mug "Schwaben" Düsseldorf - Made from the debris of the airship Schwaben that crashed in Düsseldorf on June 28, 1912
Souvenir mug "Schwaben" Düsseldorf - Made from the debris of the airship Schwaben that crashed in Düsseldorf on June 28, 1912
Souvenir mug "Schwaben" Düsseldorf - Made from the debris of the airship Schwaben that crashed in Düsseldorf on June 28, 1912
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Souvenir mug "Schwaben" Düsseldorf - Made from the debris of the airship Schwaben that crashed in Düsseldorf on June 28, 1912

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Souvenir mug "Schwaben" Düsseldorf - Made from the debris of the airship Schwaben that crashed in Düsseldorf on June 28, 1912.