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Akustik Gitarre Magazine Germany 2004-01 Paul Brady John McLaughlin Toti Soler Christopher Parkenking Souad Massi Original Print Issue

Akustik Gitarre Magazine Germany 2004-01 Paul Brady John McLaughlin Toti Soler Christopher Parkenking Souad Massi Original Print Issue

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Akustik Gitarre, January 2004 issue – on the cover: Paul Brady, John McLaughlin, Toti Soler and Christopher Parkenking. Original issue from January 2004, not a reprint – a birthday gift for anyone born in 2004.

  • Condition: Used - Very good
  • Complete copy, stored in a transparent protective sleeve
  • Ships from Berlin, worldwide

This magazine is offered as a collector's item of historical significance.

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Akustik Gitarre, January 2004 issue – on the cover: Paul Brady, John McLaughlin, Toti Soler and Christopher Parkenking. Original issue from January 2004, not a reprint – a birthday gift for anyone born in 2004.

  • Condition: Used - Very good
  • Complete copy, stored in a transparent protective sleeve
  • Ships from Berlin, worldwide

This magazine is offered as a collector's item of historical significance.

Unless otherwise stated, no additional items such as CDs, singles, or posters are included.

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