An edition of Das Eislebener Garkupfer und seine Bedeutung für den europäischen Kupfermarkt 1460-1560 (1971)

Das Eislebener Garkupfer und seine Bedeutung für den europäischen Kupfermarkt, 1460-1560.

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An edition of Das Eislebener Garkupfer und seine Bedeutung für den europäischen Kupfermarkt 1460-1560 (1971)

Das Eislebener Garkupfer und seine Bedeutung für den europäischen Kupfermarkt, 1460-1560.

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Böhlau
Language
German
Pages
373

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Subjects

Commerce, Copper industry and trade, Copper mines and mining, Eisleben, Germany

Places

Eisleben, Europe, Germany

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Cover of: Das Eislebener Garkupfer und seine Bedeutung für den europäischen Kupfermarkt 1460-1560.
Das Eislebener Garkupfer und seine Bedeutung für den europäischen Kupfermarkt 1460-1560.
1971, Wien, Böhlau
in German
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Cover of: Das Eislebener Garkupfer und seine Bedeutung für den europäischen Kupfermarkt, 1460-1560.
Das Eislebener Garkupfer und seine Bedeutung für den europäischen Kupfermarkt, 1460-1560.
1971, Böhlau
in German
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HD9539 C7 G48

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373p.
Number of pages
373

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OL18118185M

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