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Vogelschlinge

Alfred Raquez

Vogelschlinge

Collector:
Alfred Raquez (1865 - 1907) DNB

Donation:
Anton Dreher (1849 - 1921) DNB

Object Name
Vogelschlinge

Copyright
Weltmuseum Wien

Collection area
South Asia, Southeast Asia, Himalayas

Geography
Südostasien/Festland/Laos

Invs.
80280

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