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Henri-G PILLOT (1915-2001), Saint-Cyrien (123rd class "du Soldat inconnu" 1936-38) and military history enthusiast. Set of three original Indian ink and watercolor drawings on heavy paper featuring French soldiers, including: - "Artillerie de la Garde", titled, dated and signed "le 24 juin 1933 HG Pillot". - "Officers" undated and unsigned. - "Sous-officier B.M.M. (Bataillon Mitrailleur Motorisé)", titled, undated and unsigned. Dim. 14 x 14 cm and 7 x 11 cm. (High-quality watercolor drawings, minor accidents. Fairly good condition.)

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Henri-G PILLOT (1915-2001), Saint-Cyrien (123rd class "du Soldat inconnu" 1936-38) and military history enthusiast. Set of three original Indian ink and watercolor drawings on heavy paper featuring French soldiers, including: - "Artillerie de la Garde", titled, dated and signed "le 24 juin 1933 HG Pillot". - "Officers" undated and unsigned. - "Sous-officier B.M.M. (Bataillon Mitrailleur Motorisé)", titled, undated and unsigned. Dim. 14 x 14 cm and 7 x 11 cm. (High-quality watercolor drawings, minor accidents. Fairly good condition.)

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