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The Summer 2011 Internet Only Auction
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Lot 3421
Estimate: $550
Lafon Rochet 1970
Consists of one Bottle, 0.75L
Very top shoulder; lightly bin soiled and glue stained label.
l’Angludet 1985
Consists of one Bottle, 0.75L
Base neck; bin soiled and damp stained label.
Cissac 1970
Consists of one Bottle, 0.75L
Base neck; lightly bin soiled label
Arrosée 1986
Consists of one Bottle, 0.75L
Base neck; heavily bin soiled and mold stained label
Beychevelle 1970
Consists of one Bottle, 0.75L
Very top shoulder; heavily bin soiled label.
Beychevelle 1976
Consists of one Bottle, 0.75L
Top shoulder; bin soiled and glue stained label.
Beychevelle 1978
Consists of one Bottle, 0.75L
Base neck; bin soiled label
Figeac 1979
Consists of one Bottle, 0.75L
Very top shoulder; lightly bin soiled label
Belair 1966
Consists of one Bottle, 0.75L
Very high shoulder; bin soiled label
La Pointe 1975
Consists of one Bottle, 0.75L
Top shoulder; bin soiled label.
Grand Puy Ducasse 1985
Consists of one Bottle, 0.75L
Base neck; bin soiled label.
Pavillon Rouge de Chateau Margaux
Consists of one Bottle, 0.75L
Base neck.
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