ILUSTRAÇÃO PORTUGUESA, 1914 Revista semanal pelo jornal O Século. II série nºs 4…
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ILUSTRAÇÃO PORTUGUESA, 1914 Revista semanal pelo jornal O Século. II série nºs 411 (5-1-1914) a 434 (15-6-1914). Editor José Joubert Chaves. Dim. 30x20 cm. # Encadernação em tela sobre cartão com alguns defeitos, miolo com pequenas falhas

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ILUSTRAÇÃO PORTUGUESA, 1914 Revista semanal pelo jornal O Século. II série nºs 411 (5-1-1914) a 434 (15-6-1914). Editor José Joubert Chaves. Dim. 30x20 cm. # Encadernação em tela sobre cartão com alguns defeitos, miolo com pequenas falhas

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