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Fujinon HA15x8BERM (HD Standard Lens)
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TV standard:
PAL
Price:
£3,000.00
Location:
United Kingdom
Seller status:
Dealer
Condition:
Used
Date Posted:
05/06/2009
Date Expires:
03/09/2009
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