Product description
Catalogue of the new transport exhibition of the National Technical Museum. In English.
Release year: 2018
Publisher: NTM
Binding: glued in soft covers
Format: 165 x 245 mm
Number of pages: 390
Condition: excellent
Transport, Catalog of the Exhibition
450,00 CZK
author: Pavel Bek, Petr Kožíšek, Jan Králík, Arnošt Nezměskal, Michal Plavec
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