Ernest Moret - Invitation de la maison de confection, 9 boulevard Madeleine à Paris (circa 1910s) patou deux photos pleine page de

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Ernest Moret Invitation de la maison de confection, 9 boulevard Madeleine à Paris (circa 1910s) patou deux photos pleine page de deux photos pleine page de modèles de dentelle de Lelong et Patou cet exemplaire comporte un envoi autographe signé du brodeur François Lesage daté de septembre 2002 Bon exemplaire d'une invitation adressée dans les années 1910 par la maison de confection Ernest Moret située 9 boulevard Madeleine à Paris

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