Magazines FEMINA and VOGUE, 1920s, bound, mostly without title page. Lightly browned and spotted, part. Creases, some pages trimmed or restored. The following magazines are included: Femina french, unknown issue, pp. 1-40, irregular page sequence, missing: pp.8-22, 31-34. Vogue french, unknown June issue, pp. 3-46. Vogue french, July 1930, starting at pp. 65-70, irregular page sequence. Vogue french, vol. 6, 1925, pp. 1-44. Vogue german, October 1929, pp. 21-40. Vogue french, November 1929, pp. 53-62, 69-84, irregular page sequence. Femina unknown issue, pp. 31-34. Vogue french, November 1929, heavily trimmed, probably pp. 63-68. Vogue french, December 1930, pp. 69-72. Vogue french, September 1927, pp. 1-10 and pp. 15-44. Vogue french, July 1930, pp. 29-30. cover page Vogue french, December 1937. Vogue french, September 1930, pp. 35-64.

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