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Ce qui meurt et ce qui demeure, in Paris with Eugène Figuière by Albert de POUVOURVILLE "Matgioi", 1912 In-8, bound in black leather, spine sunned. Title on front cover in gold. 139 pp.

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Ce qui meurt et ce qui demeure, in Paris with Eugène Figuière by Albert de POUVOURVILLE "Matgioi", 1912 In-8, bound in black leather, spine sunned. Title on front cover in gold. 139 pp.

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