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A box of metal from Camillus Nyrop Content: 4 catheters for men Camillus Nyrop (1811-1883) was a wellknown and wellreputed Danish instrument maker of surgical equipment


A box of metal from Camillus Nyrop Content: 4 catheters for men Camillus Nyrop (1811-1883) was a wellknown and wellreputed Danish instrument maker of surgical equipment

A box of metal from Camillus Nyrop

Content: 4 catheters for men

Camillus Nyrop (1811-1883) was a wellknown and wellreputed Danish instrument maker of surgical equipment

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A box of metal from Camillus Nyrop
Content: 4 catheters for men
Camillus Nyrop (1811-1883) was a wellknown and wellreputed Danish instrument maker of surgical equipment
Articleno.: 51582


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  • Category: Sold

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