(1850) Andreas Vesalius, Founder of Modern Anatomy (Belgium) A.C. Jouvenel 46mm/Bronze ~ AU 2008 sharp with even and modest Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: (1850) Andreas Vesalius, Founder of Modern Anatomy (Belgium) A.C. Jouvenel 46mm/Bronze ~ AU 2008 sharp with even and modest Date:1831 Lg Let
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(1850) Andreas Vesalius, Founder of Modern Anatomy (Belgium) A.C. Jouvenel 46mm Bronze ~ AU 2008 sharp with even and modest Date:1831 Lg Let sharp with even and modest wear This note has pleasingly even Gem margins and needle sharp corners Founder of Modern Anatomy (1514 1564) and author of De humani corpois fabrica (On the Fabric of the Human Body)

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