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[MARIE-ANTOINETTE]. [Imitation-bound portfolio]. (ca. 1930–1950). Small in-folio. Eggplant-colored sheepskin decorated with a gilt-metal plate bearing the coat of arms in the center of the covers (some normal wear on the corners and edges, a slight, discreet stain on the front cover). Description: Modern document case bearing the coat of arms of Marie-Antoinette, Queen of France and Navarre, thus based on a binding created between 1774 and 1789–1790. The item was passed down through the family to a prominent attorney general at the Bourges Court of Appeals in 1963, who served as a chamber president at the Paris Court of Appeals in 1968 and as a judge at the International Tribunal in Nuremberg.
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