DIVUS PRAHA: FIVE DAYS | vabank
FIVE DAYS | vabank

FIVE DAYS | vabank

03.02.2014 11:00 - 07.02.2014

Divus | en cs

From January 20 to February 7.

Last five days of historical stocktake and archive clearance sale. A sale of books, magazines and multimedia. Unique posters, photography, rare prints or original artworks from 1991–2013. Everything for readers and collectors.

For last five days behind the curtain of Pragerkabarett you will have an opportunity to get cheaply all that was ever made in Divus plus a selection from its archive. New interesting items will be added daily.






03.02.2014 11:00 - 07.02.2014
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