Hurry Up, please, it's time, exemplaire signé par Elizabeth Hawes (1946) SEM (Georges Goursat) Les illustrations sont identiques a

Name: Hurry Up, please, it's time, exemplaire signé par Elizabeth Hawes (1946) SEM (Georges Goursat) Les illustrations sont identiques a
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Hurry Up, please, it's time, exemplaire signé par Elizabeth Hawes (1946) SEM (Georges Goursat) Les illustrations sont identiques a Les illustrations sont identiques a celles de l’édition française les sujets d'étalages pierre Imans n'ont pas la fragilité des bustes de plâtre vendus couramment par certains fabricants Cet ouvrage est paru en 1946 Exemplaire signé par la couturière Elizabeth Hawes de son livre intitulé Hurry Up

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