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VELERO NÁUTICO "RAINBOW"
El Rainbow (1934), construido según las normas de la clase J, fue diseñado por William Starling Burgess y lanzado en Rhode Island (EEUU) para defender la Copa de América contra "Endeavour".
Velero náutico de madera. Trabajo artesano. Embalaje : Mástil desmontado. Barco entregado en caja individual.
€386.00
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El Rainbow (1934), construido según las normas de la clase J, fue diseñado por William Starling Burgess y lanzado en Rhode Island (EEUU) para defender la Copa de América contra "Endeavour".
Velero náutico de madera. Trabajo artesano. Embalaje : Mástil desmontado. Barco entregado en caja individual.
MAR124159
120.00 cm
153.00 cm
19.50 cm
2.55 Kg
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