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Hennefer Automatic Weighing Device Print

Framed Print : Hennefer Automatic Weighing Device Print
Framed Print : Hennefer Automatic Weighing Device Print
Framed Print : Hennefer Automatic Weighing Device Print
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Framed Print of Automatic weighing device for liquids, produced by Hennefer Mschinenfabrik, Hennef, Germany, illustration from L'Industria, Rivista tecnica ed economica illustrata, Milan, 1888

DGA3955685 Automatic weighing device for liquids, produced by Hennefer Mschinenfabrik, Hennef, Germany, illustration from L'Industria, Rivista tecnica ed economica illustrata, Milan, 1888; Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo Da Vinci, Milan, Italy; (add.info.: Automatic weighing device for liquids, produced by Hennefer Mschinenfabrik, Hennef, Germany, illustration from L'Industria, Rivista tecnica ed economica illustrata, Milan, 1888.
Apparecchio pesatore automatico per liquidi, prodotto da Hennefer Mschinenfabrik, Hennef, Germania, illustrazione tratta da L'Industria, Rivista tecnica ed economica illustrata, Milano, 1888.); © Icas94 / © NPL - DeA Picture Library.
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