JACQUELINE CAURAT (1927/2021): Speakrine, journalist, television host and philatelic specialist. 1 set of 3 boxes of educational games signed by Jacqueline Caurat and published between 1964 and 1972: "Le timbre au Logis" published by Yvert et Tellier, "Télé Philatélie" RTF and "Jeune Philatélie" published by Yvert et Tellier. Mint condition. Rare and sought after by collectors. 1 Philoscop in its original box from 1974, to look at the stamps.

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