Null BOULANGERIE. 19 items, 16th-20th centuries.
Invoice for bakery supplies in …

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BOULANGERIE. 19 items, 16th-20th centuries. Invoice for bakery supplies in 1583. Bread rate poster (Avignon 1755) and poster (Toulouse 1775). Cookie inspection report (Lille and Saint-Omer 1803). Specifications for bakery scales (Bordeaux 1810). Bread tax documents (1840-1855). Family bakery prospectus. Notice of sale of a milling establishment in Saint-Brieuc. Patent for bread-making equipment invented by Gabriel Fichet (1921). Advertising card for Vendroux cookies in Calais.

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BOULANGERIE. 19 items, 16th-20th centuries. Invoice for bakery supplies in 1583. Bread rate poster (Avignon 1755) and poster (Toulouse 1775). Cookie inspection report (Lille and Saint-Omer 1803). Specifications for bakery scales (Bordeaux 1810). Bread tax documents (1840-1855). Family bakery prospectus. Notice of sale of a milling establishment in Saint-Brieuc. Patent for bread-making equipment invented by Gabriel Fichet (1921). Advertising card for Vendroux cookies in Calais.

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