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Description of the feasts and religious ceremonies, celebrated on the occasion of the restoration of the image of Our Lady of Thuyne and the statues of the Dukes of Burgundy Ypres Lambin 1854 In-8°, 47, 1 pp, front. met grav. O.L.V., achterin een grote uitv. plaat "Ypres - 9 Août 1854 - Souvenir du Cortège" (ca. 175 cm), gegraveerd naar de tekeningen van F. Bohm en van Ange Van Eeckhout. Mooi bandje with goudopdruk. Bijgevoegd: Henri-Marie IWEINS. N.-D. De Tuine, patroness and protector of the city of Ypres. Leuven, Peeters, 1883. In-8°, genaaid + 1 andere (samen: 3)

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