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Germany, Imperial. A Congratulatory Certificate to Bismarck on his 70th Birthday from the Guilds of Danzig, 1885

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Germany, Imperial. A Congratulatory Certificate to Bismarck on his 70th Birthday from the Guilds of Danzig, 1885

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Germany, Imperial. A Congratulatory Certificate to Bismarck on his 70th Birthday from the Guilds of Danzig, 1885

The faux leather folder is dated to April 1, 1885. In the document inside it is stated that the guilds of the city of Danzig wish Otto von Bismarck a happy 70th birthday and 50th service anniversary. It holds a number of signatures of the board of directors of the guilds. Measuring 345 mm (w) x 440 mm (h), presenting light scuffing of the cover; the certificate is in good condition, but no longer affixed to the folder; remains very fine.