A. Stagg - Facture de la maison de chapellerie anglaise, 9 rue Scribe à Paris (1910) Louis Strimpl Bon exemplaire du tirage à

Name: A. Stagg - Facture de la maison de chapellerie anglaise, 9 rue Scribe à Paris (1910) Louis Strimpl Bon exemplaire du tirage à
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A. Stagg Facture de la maison de chapellerie anglaise, 9 rue Scribe à Paris (1910) Louis Strimpl Bon exemplaire du tirage à Bon exemplaire du tirage à part de la réimpression de 1851 de l'ouvrage Discours nouveau sur la mode La couverture reproduit un portrait de Cora Lapercerie en Paquin par Leonardi Stagg située 9 rue Scribe à Paris Bon exemplaire d'une facture de 1910 de la maison de chapellerie anglaise A

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