February 29, 2024
Relic Theca S. Josephine Bakhita + 2 Garment Relics Reliquary with Wax Seal
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This Relic is a piece of hair and/or a piece of cloth worn by the Saint, both are allowed by eBay Policy. The item is a sacred and devotional Relic of the Church. Very rare Relic Theca with a relic of Saint Josephine Bakhita 1869 - 1947 Metal theca with a relic inside. The relic is in correct place and secure behind the coverage. The theca was never opened, on the back with unbroken strings and an unbroken red wax seal. Included is a relic locket and a relic holy card, both with a 2nd class ex indumentis relic. Also another holy card as pictured. In good age condition. You are just bidding on the theca. The relic inside is a gift to the highest bidder. Size theca ~ 1.18 inch (~ 3,5 cm) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Terms of payment and shipment Payment is expected within 3 days. Paypal is preferred for payment. Because of high clearing costs no personal checks. Worldwide shipment is included in BUY-IT-NOW No shipping to Russian Federation - Sorry! Shipment with DHL Deutsche Post as registered airmail. Shipping time is about 10 up to 14 working days. You receive the tracking number for online tracking with DHL / USPS after the shipment. The items will be extrem well and secure packed. This is a private sell. No guarantee.No returns,
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