"A Journey Through Time: A Louis Vuitton Retrospective Exhibition" 1983 MATHEY, Francois The Estate of Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Satirical account of the New Theatre

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"A Journey Through Time: A Louis Vuitton Retrospective Exhibition" 1983 MATHEY, Francois The Estate of Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Satirical account of the New Theatre Satirical account of the New York publishing industry pseudonymously published by a literary agent 1893 – July 14 9" x 8 1 2" Stylish exhibition catalogue highlighting LV bespoke luggage

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