File:F. Sauter, Leipzig, Pelzabfälle (1926).jpg

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Deutsch: F. Sauter, Leipzig-W. 33, Leutzscher Straße 2
Alle Pelzabfälle sortierte u. unsortiert, kauft laufend jedes Quantum zu Höchstpreisen.
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Source Neue Pelzwaren-Zeitung und Kürschner-Zeitung, 16. Oktober 1926 mit Anhang Der Pelztierzüchter, Berlin S 42, Luckauer Straße 4, S. 167 / Collection G. & C. Franke
Author F. Sauter
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