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Special chapter: A Century of the Czech Automobile. Drawings by Jiránek, Renčín, Barták, Holý.
Year of publication: 1987
Publisher: SNTL
Binding: glued
Format: 160 x 230 mm
Number of pages: 192
Condition: good
Technical Magazine Yearbook 1
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