Ein Motiv aus dem Kalender USA - Panoramareise durch den Westen - CALVENDO Foto-Puzzle' Mittelfranken A motif from the calendar Format:90x60 cm
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Ein Motiv aus dem Kalender USA Panoramareise durch den Westen CALVENDO Foto Puzzle' Mittelfranken A motif from the calendar Format:90x60 cm A motif from the calendar "Ulm" by Peter Schickert: This calendar by travel photographer Peter Schickert shows what makes the city of Ulm so incredibly popular with visitors from all over the world: from the highest church tower in the world to the picturesque fishing district to picturesque views of the Danube Daub from the unreal looking landscape of Lanzarote PREMIUM QUALITY high quality fit thanks to precise punching and excellent Print quality from Europe for beginners and advanced
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