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LOT 236 ¤W

Offered from the Ted Gildred Collection VIGNAU LABOURDETTE HORSE-DRAWN BUGGY,

Estimate: US$3,500 - US$4,500
Lot 236¤,W

Offered from the Ted Gildred Collection
VIGNAU LABOURDETTE HORSE-DRAWN BUGGY,

Offered from the Ted Gildred Collection
VIGNAU LABOURDETTE HORSE-DRAWN BUGGY,

Dark Green coach, with yellow wooden wheels and chassis. Fitted with black convertible top. Made in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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