File:Phoenician ship, National Bank of Hungary, 2017 Lipótváros.jpg
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English: : Relief of the National Bank of Hungary - Phoenician, Egyptian, Jewish-Arab commerce, (1900s, 1904 or 1905?) relief series. On the south facade the 2nd one from right. - #8-9, Szabadság Square, Lipótváros neighbourhood, Budapest District V. Magyar: : A Magyar Nemzeti Bank (egykori Osztrák-Magyar Bank) domborművei közül: a főníciai-egyiptomi-arab-zsidó kereskedelem (1904 /jobb utolsó a déli homlokzaton/) - Budapest V. kerület, Lipótváros városrész, Szabadság tér 8-9, Kiss Ernő utca 1., Hold utca 2.
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