BOURGEOIS GILET in midnight-blue woollen cloth with traditional yellow embroider…

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BOURGEOIS GILET in midnight-blue woollen cloth with traditional yellow embroidery on both bibs and pocket cuffs (minor wear to back collar). Fashion from PAYS BIGOUDEN, last fashion around 1950.

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BOURGEOIS GILET in midnight-blue woollen cloth with traditio

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