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- Valid inspection: upon delivery- VIN: WPOZZZ91ZCS101512 - Engine: 2994 ccDESCRIPTION1982 Porsche 911 3.0 SC, German origin, registered in Italy on 12/1992. Sleek body in good condition with evident signs of ageing, original green paint. Good brakes, tyres with a thickness under 2.5 mm. Original engine (assembly / matching number ok), mechanics, transmission and underbody are in good condition. 150,500 km (not verifiable). Last service done by us. The car is running, our specialised staff travelled approx. 1,000 km without any issue.A preservative restoration is recommended, with original colour restoration. This vehicle can be viewed and picked up in Sinopoli (RC), Italy. We can arrange the transport throughout Europe within few days.Leggi di più
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[DO] FATIMIDI(Egitto) - Al Mustansir (427-87 AH)(1036-94 AD) DINAR
FATIMIDI (Zecca Misr =Il Cairo vecchio) - Al Mustansir (427-87 AH)(1036-94 AD) DINAR 440 AH (Au) , Scritte coraniche al D/ e R/ (gr=3,91); Nicol 2121 ; Non Comune ; (Diametro indicativo=21,50mm) ; Conservazione come da foto.Leggi di più
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1867 Confederate The Lost Cause Pollard Civil War White Supremacy SLAVERY Map
Edward Pollard was a notable American writer on the Civil War whose works, predominantly, covered the history of the American South. He wrote about slavery, the rise of Ku Klux Klan, the life of President Jefferson Davis, as well as an impressive account of the rise and fall of the Confederacy. The latter, titled ‘The Lost Cause’, was Pollard’s most famous work, though not necessarily because of its popularity. ‘The Lost Cause’ gained its fame for Pollard’s advocating for white supremacy and the relegation of blacks to a second class status. Pollard supported the notion that slavery was the key to a Confederate way of life and nobility. This 1867 subscription-only edition is illustrated with portrait engravings and a large folding map. $599.00 In stock Add to cart Free shipping wordwide! Satisfaction Guaranteed, Edward Pollard was a notable American writer on the Civil War whose works, predominantly, covered the history of the American South. He wrote about slavery, the rise of Ku Klux Klan, the life of President Jefferson Davis, as well as an impressive account of the rise and fall of the Confederacy. The latter, titled ‘The Lost Cause’, was Pollard’s most famous work, though not necessarily because of its popularity. ‘The Lost Cause’ gained its fame for Pollard’s advocating for white supremacy and the relegation of blacks to a second class status. Pollard supported the notion that slavery was the key to a Confederate way of life and nobility. This 1867 subscription-only edition is illustrated with portrait engravings and a large folding map. $599.00 In stock Add to cart Free shipping wordwide! Satisfaction Guaranteed, Edward Pollard was a notable American writer on the Civil War whose works, predominantly, covered the history of the American South. He wrote about slavery, the rise of Ku Klux Klan, the life of President Jefferson Davis, as well as an impressive account of the rise and fall of the Confederacy. The latter, titled ‘The Lost Cause’, was Pollard’s most famous work, though not necessarily because of its popularity. ‘The Lost Cause’ gained its fame for Pollard’s advocating for white supremacy and the relegation of blacks to a second class status. Pollard supported the notion that slavery was the key to a Confederate way of life and nobility. This 1867 subscription-only edition is illustrated with portrait engravings and a large folding map. Edward Pollard was a notable American writer on the Civil War whose works, predominantly, covered the history of the American South. He wrote about slavery, the rise of Ku Klux Klan, the life of President Jefferson Davis, as well as an impressive account of the rise and fall of the Confederacy. The latter, titled ‘The Lost Cause’, was Pollard’s most famous work, though not necessarily because of its popularity. ‘The Lost Cause’ gained its fame for Pollard’s advocating for white supremacy and the relegation of blacks to a second class status. Pollard supported the notion that slavery was the key to a Confederate way of life and nobility. This 1867 subscription-only edition is illustrated with portrait engravings and a large folding map. $599.00 In stock Add to cart Free shipping wordwide! Satisfaction Guaranteed, $, $599.00, In stock, Add to cart, Free shipping wordwide!, Satisfaction GuaranteedLeggi di più
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