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High Life Tailor (Catalog Fashion) 1926 Art Deco Style, Albert Jarach, Fashion Illustration, 10 pages

High Life Tailor (Catalog Fashion) 1926 Art Deco Style, Albert Jarach, Fashion Illustration, 10 pages
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High Life Tailor (Catalog Fashion) 1926 Art Deco Style, Albert Jarach, Fashion Illustration, 10 pages

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Year
1926
Type
Catalog
Nb Pages
10
Illustrator
Albert Jarach  (1874—1962)
Brand
High Life Tailor [Tailor]
Size
11 x 15 cm | 4.3 x 5.9"
Particularity
Cardboard, heavy paper
Item #
Z8-58872
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