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Makarov, (Nikolai) - French-Russian and Russian-French dictionary. Saint-Petersburg 1914. 2 vols. In-8° half basane, 2 ff. 663 pp. 1 ff. Xi, 897 pp. 1 ff. Ex-libris Franck Villard. Good condition.

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Makarov, (Nikolai) - French-Russian and Russian-French dictionary. Saint-Petersburg 1914. 2 vols. In-8° half basane, 2 ff. 663 pp. 1 ff. Xi, 897 pp. 1 ff. Ex-libris Franck Villard. Good condition.

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