1941 Pocket Calendar Bamag-Dessau

Marsoni

M251S

$25.00

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1941 Pocket Calendar Bamag-DessauOriginal 1941 German pocket calendar planner from Bamag Dessau machine company. A 1936 Olympic cigarette card with the Fuhrer was found tucked inside. The book does have a few entries but not many. Mostly numbers and math. Like most similar booklets from Germany of that era, it is filled with some generic, useful everyday information: street signs, important dates and also some industry specific details. OK condition with general wear.

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