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Own a Historic Piece of the Eiffel Tower’s Staircase

Billy Conley03 mins

A Unique Auction of Historical Significance

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to acquire a piece of history with the upcoming auction of a unique staircase from the Eiffel Tower. This exceptional artifact offers a glimpse into the remarkable engineering of the late 19th century, designed by the renowned French engineer Alexandre Gustave Eiffel.

About the Auction

The auction, scheduled for November 27, presents a rare chance for collectors and history enthusiasts to own this 25-step section of stairs that was part of the original structure of the Eiffel Tower. Such an item is not just a relic; it is a testament to architectural ingenuity that has stood the test of time.

A Glimpse into History

Eiffel Tower section for sale: This 25-step section of stairs from the Eiffel Tower's original structure is on auction in Paris.
Eiffel Tower section for sale: This 25-step section of stairs from the Eiffel Tower’s original structure is on auction in Paris.
Original structure: This spiral staircase was part of the original structure connecting the Tower's second and third floors.
Original structure: This spiral staircase was part of the original structure connecting the Tower’s second and third floors.
Relic from the past: The staircase remained part of the Eiffel Tower until 1983, when elevators were installed.
Relic from the past: The staircase remained part of the Eiffel Tower until 1983, when elevators were installed.
Auction off: Owning part of the original staircase would certainly be a different kind of souvenir. The auction takes place on November 27.
Auction off: Owning part of the original staircase would certainly be a different kind of souvenir. The auction takes place on November 27.
Iconic design: The staircase was designed by French engineer Alexandre Gustave Eiffel, pictured left, for the 1889 Paris Exposition.
Iconic design: The staircase was designed by French engineer Alexandre Gustave Eiffel, pictured left, for the 1889 Paris Exposition.

Why You Should Consider This Auction

Acquiring such a unique piece not only adds historical significance to any collection but also serves as a conversation starter and a celebration of engineering excellence. Therefore, for those interested in architecture, history, or just unique collectibles, this auction represents an unmissable opportunity.


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