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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: German renaissance engraving found in rubbish dump by boy could fetch 20 000 - Caught on Camera

Albrecht Dürer Jim Spencer

Jim Spencer, director of Rare Book Auctions, holding Knight, Death and the Devil, by Albrecht Dürer. RARE BOOK AUCTIONS VIA SWNS.

A 16th-century German Renaissance engraving found by an 11-year-old boy on a rubbish dump could sell for £20,000 (over $25,000).

Eagle-eyed Mat Winter spotted the black-and-white print with bags of rubbish thrown out by a woman at a tip.

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