Null CARCO (F.), L'Equipe, coll. L'Arabesque, ed. Rouffé, Paris, 1925.
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CARCO (F.), L'Equipe, coll. L'Arabesque, ed. Rouffé, Paris, 1925. In-8 paperback with cover, illustrated with color woodcuts by Dignimont, one of 274 copies on Pur Fil Lafuma, no. 103. (Slight brown spots).

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CARCO (F.), L'Equipe, coll. L'Arabesque, ed. Rouffé, Paris, 1925. In-8 paperback with cover, illustrated with color woodcuts by Dignimont, one of 274 copies on Pur Fil Lafuma, no. 103. (Slight brown spots).

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