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CÔTE-D'ARMOR. "GUINGAMP (Côtes-du-Nord)" Contemporary Brittany Series. Félix Benoist del. Eugène Ciceri Litho. Fig. by Bayot. Nantes, lith Charpentier Éditeur-Paris, 55 quai des Augustins (31.5 x 48 cm) Condition A

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CÔTE-D'ARMOR. "GUINGAMP (Côtes-du-Nord)" Contemporary Brittany Series. Félix Benoist del. Eugène Ciceri Litho. Fig. by Bayot. Nantes, lith Charpentier Éditeur-Paris, 55 quai des Augustins (31.5 x 48 cm) Condition A

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