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1800s Era Stollwerck RUDOLF VIRCHOW (German - Pathology) Trade Card No. 111 G

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1800s Era Stollwerck RUDOLF VIRCHOW (German - Pathology) Trade Card No. 111 G

Name: 1800s Era Stollwerck RUDOLF VIRCHOW (German - Pathology) Trade Card No. 111 G
Brand: Stollwerck
SKU: 6607
Price: 4.990000000 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.84 (72 reviews)

$4.99

72 reviews

1800s Era Stollwerck RUDOLF VIRCHOW (Father of Modern Pathology) Trade Card. Gruppe 451. No. 111. Helden-Album No. 10. German. Nice vibrant color. Very nice trade card. Card is in G condition. Follow downsouthauctionsllc on eBay and Facebook !! Check out my other auctions as I will be liquidating a 100,000 count tobacco/cigarette/trade card collection. Also liquidating a 20,000 count sports card collection.