La Redoute - Art & Tricot, 50 modèles élégants et pratiques (1932) molyneux ce petit livre comporte des

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La Redoute Art & Tricot, 50 modèles élégants et pratiques (1932) molyneux ce petit livre comporte des ce petit livre comporte des illustrations par Barbier dont 6 planches hors texte rehaussées au pochoir ainsi que des textes de René Boylesve miroir de la Belle Epoque L'entreprise qui commercialise de la laine édite alors des ouvrages de modèles de tricot Bon exemplaire d'un catalogue de cinquante modèles de tricots publié par les Filatures de La Redoute en 1932

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