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VELERO NÁUTICO "COLUMBIA"
El velero Columbia (1899) fue el primer velero en ganar la Copa de América dos veces seguidas (en 1899 y en 1901). Los planos del Columbia fueron diseñados por el arquitecto americano Nathanael Herreshoff para John Pierpont Morgan y Edwin Dennison Morgan del New York Yacht Club.
Maqueta decorativa de un velero realizado en madera, pintado y barnizado. Trabajo artesano. Entregado desmontado en caja individual.
€386.00
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El velero Columbia (1899) fue el primer velero en ganar la Copa de América dos veces seguidas (en 1899 y en 1901). Los planos del Columbia fueron diseñados por el arquitecto americano Nathanael Herreshoff para John Pierpont Morgan y Edwin Dennison Morgan del New York Yacht Club.
Maqueta decorativa de un velero realizado en madera, pintado y barnizado. Trabajo artesano. Entregado desmontado en caja individual.
MAR124165
170.00 cm
166.00 cm
21.00 cm
3.35 Kg
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