Lettre de la maison Chanel, 31 rue Cambon à Paris (1930) Francois Kollar Exemplaire hors-commerce du 11ème numéro

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Lettre de la maison Chanel, 31 rue Cambon à Paris (1930) Francois Kollar Exemplaire hors commerce du 11ème numéro Exemplaire hors commerce du 11ème numéro du Journal des Dames et des Modes paru le 10 septembre 1912 Le mannequin est Agneta Fischer André Palasse est le neveu de Gabrielle Chanel Lettre de la maison Chanel adressée en 1930 à un négociants en vins pour le règlement d'une commande d'André Palasse au Chateau de Mesnil Guillaume

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