Philippe et Gaston - Facture de la maison de couture 120 avenue des Champs-Elysées à Paris (1923) Moyen-Age Intéressant témoignage des activités des

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Philippe et Gaston Facture de la maison de couture 120 avenue des Champs Elysées à Paris (1923) Moyen Age Intéressant témoignage des activités des Intéressant témoignage des activités des maisons de couture parisiennes durant la seconde guerre mondiale Bon exemplaire du numéro 17 de la revue Monsieur daté de mai 1921 avenue des Champs Elysées à Paris Ce document est adressée en 1923 à la joueuse de tennis américaine Eleanora Sears

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