Veuve S. Dina - Facture de la fabrique de cannes, de parapluies et d'ombrelles (1925) Raphael Les soeurs Ligois faisaient figurer

Name: Veuve S. Dina - Facture de la fabrique de cannes, de parapluies et d'ombrelles (1925) Raphael Les soeurs Ligois faisaient figurer
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Veuve S. Dina Facture de la fabrique de cannes, de parapluies et d'ombrelles (1925) Raphael Les soeurs Ligois faisaient figurer Les soeurs Ligois faisaient figurer sur leurs factures la mention de "Successeurs de Mme Brunet Exemplaire anciennement dérelié du numéro de la revue Fémina du 1er juillet 1926 parapluies et ombrelles Veuve S Dina située 183 rue Saint Denis à Paris datée de novembre 1925

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