Pixi Franquin Gaston Lagaffe - Gaston Bonnet à Nez - Collection Origine Astérix bronze Brand : Bubbles in a Etat du produit Occasion
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Pixi Franquin Gaston Lagaffe Gaston Bonnet à Nez Collection Origine Astérix bronze Brand : Bubbles in a Etat du produit Occasion Brand : Bubbles in a Box Sculptor: Alban Ficat Reference : BEBLL1 Presentation : Certificate signed by Alban Ficat Matter : Bronze Product condition: Used like new Draw: 20 copies + 6EA Release date: 2022 Dimension: 26 cm hat included Brand : Moulinsart Reference : 46230 Presentation : Box and certificate Matter : Metal Product condition: Used like new Draw: 2007 copies Release date: 2007 Dimensions: 16 cm high Marque : Pixi Référence : 6571 Présentation : Boîte rouge et certificat numéroté Matière : Métal Etat du produit : Occasion comme neuf Tirage : 350 exemplaires Date de parution : Avril 2017 Dimensions : 7 cm
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