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Navires en Uniforme by Georges G.-Toudouze, 1940 Albert Sebille, Paquebot neutre, Ocean Liners

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Navires en Uniforme, 1940 - Albert Sebille Paquebot neutre, Ocean Liners, Text by Georges G.-Toudouze
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Year
1940
Publication
L'Illustration, n° *** show reference / source
Type
Illustrated Texts
Illustrator
Albert Sebille  (1874—1953)
Text
Georges G.-Toudouze
Size
27 x 37 cm | 10.6 x 14.6"
Condition
Very good / Excellent
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Previews are the front & back of the same sheet
Item #
E87-73928
ocean liner
World War II
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