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Tool for use by working up the coarse part (tow) of the flax About 1850 We have a large choice of tools for the needlework etc.


Tool for use by working up the coarse part (tow) of the flax About 1850 We have a large choice of tools for the needlework etc.

Tool for use by working up the coarse part (tow) of the flax

About 1850

We have a large choice of tools for the needlework etc.

Please contact us for price information

Tool for use by working up the coarse part (tow) of the flax
About 1850
We have a large choice of tools for the needlework etc.
Please contact us for further information
Articleno.: L1006


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