FRANCE n°586 - For the benefit of the prisoner's family - Only on letter from PARIS 128, February 15, 1944, to PARIS 10

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FRANCE n°586 - For the benefit of the prisoner's family - Only on letter from PARIS 128, February 15, 1944, to PARIS 10

FRANCE n°586 - For the benefit of the prisoner's family - Only on letter from PARIS 128, February 15, 1944, to PARIS 10

MONACO 1937 - JARDINS DE LA PRINCIPAUTE - Surtaxes for the Principality's charities. Complete set of 5 mint stamps** - n° 135 to 139

Soaz HUSTE (Born 1949) Departure on a mission Oil on canvas, signed lower right 50 x 70 cm (sold for the benefit of the SNSM)

"Le lien des familles de France", confidential monthly chronicle conceived and written by Béatrice de Malleray. 1990 to 2009, bound in 6 volumes in half-red basane. Annales des familles de France, 3 volumes (1991 to 2005). A total of 9 volumes.

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