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Electric burner of the USSR. Homemade. Not a worker.
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01.06.2025, 21:37
01.06.2025, 21:37
Watching the lot: 1person
Added:
01.06.2025, 21:37
01.06.2025, 21:37
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Material:
Metal
Металл
Condition:
Used
Б/У
Restoration:
Not held
Не проводились
Defects:
Show originalTraces of time and use. Maybe a worker, there is no way to check
Следы времени и пользования. Может и рабочий, нет возможности проверить
Location:
Ukraine, Chernihiv oblast, Nizhyn
Payment:
Приват банк, Монобанк, Альфа-банк, Ощадбанк
Sending lot to: 
Ukraine,
The whole world
Ukraine,The whole worldDelivery:
Нова пошта, Укрпошта або при зустрічі (according to the current legislation of the seller's country of residence).
Description:
Ask questions, I will answer. Dear buyers, ask questions before you bid. And a big request, read the description in full. Atp. Don't make rash bets. I will send an additional photo.
Задавайте вопросы отвечу. Уважаемые покупатели задавайте вопросы до того как делаете ставку. И большая просьба, читайте описание полностью. Спс. Не делайте необдуманных ставок. Вышлю доп фото.
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