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Pachta & Cie - Facture du tailleur, 50 rue Copernic à Paris (1933) Jacques Wilhelm Antoni Clave et Jean-Denis Malclès
Pachta & Cie - Facture du tailleur, 50 rue Copernic à Paris (1933) Jacques Wilhelm Antoni Clave et Jean-Denis Malclès
Pachta & Cie - Facture du tailleur, 50 rue Copernic à Paris (1933) Jacques Wilhelm Antoni Clave et Jean-Denis Malclès
Pachta & Cie - Facture du tailleur, 50 rue Copernic à Paris (1933) Jacques Wilhelm Antoni Clave et Jean-Denis Malclès
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Pachta & Cie - Facture du tailleur, 50 rue Copernic à Paris (1933) Jacques Wilhelm Antoni Clave et Jean-Denis Malclès

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Pachta & Cie Facture du tailleur, 50 rue Copernic à Paris (1933) Jacques Wilhelm Antoni Clave et Jean Denis Malclès Antoni Clave et Jean Denis Malclès Bon exemplaire d'une rare carte éditée vers 1900 par la maison de couture Margaine Lacroix pour promouvoir la robe Sylphide Bon exemplaire d'une facture de 1933 du tailleur Pachta & Cie situé 50 rue Copernic à Paris

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