A quantity of 19thC cotton garments to include 2 pairs of bloomers, a baby's dre…

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A quantity of 19thC cotton garments to include 2 pairs of bloomers, a baby's dress, a petticoat, a night gown and a christening gown. Majority with embroidery anglais.

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A quantity of 19thC cotton garments to include 2 pairs of bl

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Chambre des Deputes. Quatrieme Legislature. Session de 1887. Amendement au projet de loi portant fixation du Budget general des Depenses et des Recettes de l'exercice 1887. Paris, A. Quantin, 1887 8vo, 225x142 mm. Pp. 2, 2 blank. Traces of use, good conservation. The amendment concerns the relationship between the quantity of beets and the quantity of sugar produced. Submitted on January 22, 1887 by deputies: Antoine Scaevola Duché, Francisque Reymond, Pierre Bourganel, Georges, Jean, Angel Levet. 8vo, 225x142 mm. Pp. 2, 2 blanks. Sign of wear, good condition. The amendment concerns the relationship between the quantity of beets and the quantity of sugar produced. Presented on January 22, 1887 by the deputies: Antoine Scaevola Duché, Francisque Reymond, Pierre Bourganel, Georges, Jean, Angel Levet.

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