Seal, Stamp, Stamp Old Silver In, Lyre Player

  

Very rare stamp, stamp, stamp. Money representing a character that plays the lyre, the seal is engraved. Notch on the underside, a sheaf of corn in a shield surrounded by. Valances and above a helmet knight of the Middle Ages, is the France or Germany seventeenth century. Approximate height 3 cm, width about 2 centimeters.

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