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FINISTÈRE (29). BRETON COSTUMES. "Paysans de Pont-l'Abbé et environs" and "Paysans de St Théogonec" (Saint-Thégonnec 29). 19th c. 2 Lithographs by Charpentier père, fils, Cie Éditeurs in Nantes. 2 x (34 x 26 cm) Condition A

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FINISTÈRE (29). BRETON COSTUMES. "Paysans de Pont-l'Abbé et environs" and "Paysans de St Théogonec" (Saint-Thégonnec 29). 19th c. 2 Lithographs by Charpentier père, fils, Cie Éditeurs in Nantes. 2 x (34 x 26 cm) Condition A

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