Géo Harrison - Facture du tailleur, 18 boulevard Montmartre à Paris (1898) Moyen-Age Exemplaire de travail du couturier

Name: Géo Harrison - Facture du tailleur, 18 boulevard Montmartre à Paris (1898) Moyen-Age Exemplaire de travail du couturier
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Géo Harrison Facture du tailleur, 18 boulevard Montmartre à Paris (1898) Moyen Age Exemplaire de travail du couturier Exemplaire de travail du couturier Karl Lagerfeld du numéro de juillet 1928 de la revue Nos Loisirs Bon exemplaire du recueil de poèmes de la baronne Renée de Brimont intitulé Mirages illustré par George Barbier Bon exemplaire d'une facture de 1898 du tailleur Géo Harrison situé 18 boulevard Montmartre à Paris

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