Washington, D.C. [model] : Jefferson Memorial, U.S. Capitol, Wash. Monument. [between 1943 and 1999]

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Washington, D.C. [model] : Jefferson Memorial, U.S. Capitol, Wash. Monument. [between 1943 and 1999]

1 model : bronze ; 7 x 11 x 4 cm.

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