DIPLÔME DE TROISIÈME GRADE DE FRANC-MAÇON Scottish Rite. Awarded to T.C.F. Prosp…

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DIPLÔME DE TROISIÈME GRADE DE FRANC-MAÇON

Scottish Rite. Awarded to T.C.F. Prosper Baligot in June 1825. Order of Paris (Seine) Bends, ink soiled, small marginal foxing

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DIPLÔME DE TROISIÈME GRADE DE FRANC-MAÇON

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