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La Baïonnette 1916 N°63 Notre Soeur l'Italie, Special Italia World War I

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La Baïonnette 1916 N°63 Notre Soeur l'Italie, Special Italia World War I
La Baïonnette, 1916: this 16-page issue is titled on its cover « Notre Soeur l'Italie » ("Our Sister Italy") and illustrated by Paul Iribe, a special wartime number marking Italy's role in the First World War.
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Magazine
La Baïonnette
Number
n°63, September 14, 1916
Type
Magazine  ·  16 pages
Illustrator
Paul Iribe  (1883—1935)
Size
23 x 30 cm | 9.1 x 11.8"
Condition
Good
Age marks at the back
Item #
A60-62797
Italy
World War I
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