REGIONALISM - TROYES. Set of 5 paperback slipcases: Ray. Studies on the coat of arms of the city of Troyes. 1851. - Notice sur les vitraux de l'église de Lhuitre. 1897. - Note rectificative sur les vitraux d'Arcis sur Aube. 1882. - Troyes Museum. Decorative art (Musée Piat). Catalog. - Ecalle. The bells of Troyes Cathedral. - Le Bru - Dalbanne. Les pierres gravées du trésor de la cathédrale de Troyes. - Le Clert. Troyes. The old wooden houses. - Notice sur la paroisse de Sinat -Jean de Troyes. - Prévost. Saint Nicolas de Troyes. - Catalog des tableaux exposés au musée de Troyes. 1911. - Musée de Troyes. Archéologie. Painted enamels. Sigillography. - Babeau. Construction of the Hôtel Dieu in Troyes. - Historical and legal documents on Troyes.

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