Description

Nathan manufactured this puzzle in 1976, so it has been out of catalog for more than 40 years now. The title is Napoleon at Austerlitz, by Louis-François Lejeune.

The puzzle is COMPLETE (2000 pieces). The pieces are in very good condition, but a lot of them (perhaps around 15%) have scuffs on the surface, as you can see in the sample of the photograph. One piece as a knob peeled off. The box is in good condition, with some wear, a tear on a corner, and some tape remnants and marks. Normally, I would keep this puzzle for replacements, but, since it is complete, someone might still want to assemble it.

There are not many puzzles with paintings by Louis-François Lejeune. Scandecor published a very rare 1500 piece version of The Battle of Marengo.

More information about Napoleon at Austerlitz:
  • Puzzle size: 98 x 75 cm.
  • Box size: 39 x 28 x 6 cm.
  • Reference number: 551 363.
  • EAN number: N/A.
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Additional information
Dimensions 39 × 28 × 6 cm
Brand

Nathan

Condition

Complete

Content

Art

Number of Pieces

2000

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