Documents pour l'Histoire du Costume de Louis XV à Louis XVIII (1911) Charles Pilatte Numéro de septembre 1934 de

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Documents pour l'Histoire du Costume de Louis XV à Louis XVIII (1911) Charles Pilatte Numéro de septembre 1934 de Numéro de septembre 1934 de l'édition anglaise du Harper's Bazaar Lettre adressé par la maison Bagues à la Comtesse de Ségur concernant la commande d'appliques imprimé spécialement pour lui de l'ouvrage de Gaston Schefer intitulé Documents pour l'Histoire du Costume de Louis XV à Louis XVIII C'est l'imprimeur Goupil et Cie

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