Catherine Arminjon Books

[t. 1] 1798-1838 -- T. 2. 1838-1875 Catherine Arminjon, James Beaupuis, Michèle Bilimoff ; Photographies James Beaupuis, Bernard Emmanuelli. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes.

Dictionnaire Des Poinçons De Fabricants D'Ouvrages D'Or Et D'Argent De Paris Et De La Seine Tome 2 : 1838-1875

By Michèle Bilimoff, Catherine Arminjon, Inventaire Général Des Monuments Et Des Richesses Artistiques De La France, Inventaire Général Des Monuments Et Des Richesses Artistiques De La ..., James Beaupuis, Catherine Arminjon, James Beaupuis, Michèle Bilimoff, Photographies, James Beaupuis, Daniel Lebée, Bernard Emmanuelli

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[t. 1] 1798-1838 -- T. 2. 1838-1875 Catherine Arminjon, James Beaupuis, Michèle Bilimoff ; Photographies James Beaupuis, Bernard Emmanuelli. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes.

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