Seiligmann & Cie - Facture de la manufacture de lingerie, 35 rue du Louvre à Paris (1934) Lavolaille Numéro de mai 1956 de

Name: Seiligmann & Cie - Facture de la manufacture de lingerie, 35 rue du Louvre à Paris (1934) Lavolaille Numéro de mai 1956 de
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Seiligmann & Cie Facture de la manufacture de lingerie, 35 rue du Louvre à Paris (1934) Lavolaille Numéro de mai 1956 de Numéro de mai 1956 de la revue de mode masculine L'Homme publiée par les Editions Darroux Tirage argentique d’époque d'une photographie de l'Agence Meurisse représentant des élégantes au Bois en 1914 L'en tête de la facture reproduit des illustrations représentant l'immeuble de Paris et les usines de la Meuse et des Vosges Casablanca (1916)

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