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Raymond QUENEAU (1903-1976, Académie Goncourt writer) / Greeting card for 1969 from Editions Gallimard signed by himself (1 p large in-8) / Joint: set of 3 vintage 1960s photographs of him (each 13 x 18 cm)

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Raymond QUENEAU (1903-1976, Académie Goncourt writer) / Greeting card for 1969 from Editions Gallimard signed by himself (1 p large in-8) / Joint: set of 3 vintage 1960s photographs of him (each 13 x 18 cm)

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