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GIRBAL Gaston (1888-1978) et DUPUIS.A(2 posters) Tournée Zacconne. LA RUÉE VERS L'ARGENT Sans mention de l'imprimeur - 160 x 120 cm and MOGÉLIA - Affiches Brondert, Paris - 80 x 60 cm - Uninserted, good to fair condition (creases, soiling and tears)

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GIRBAL Gaston (1888-1978) et DUPUIS.A(2 posters) Tournée Zacconne. LA RUÉE VERS L'ARGENT Sans mention de l'imprimeur - 160 x 120 cm and MOGÉLIA - Affiches Brondert, Paris - 80 x 60 cm - Uninserted, good to fair condition (creases, soiling and tears)

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