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A little mystery solved
Curiosity, plus an interest in Paris, has led us to many surprising finds and some unusual encounters. A recent purchase at the Toronto International Antiquarian Book Fair is a case in point. It was a one-of-a-kind object: a handmade, illustrated, … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Godde Bedin, Art-Goût-Beauté, Baltimore Sun, Cora Stewart, Henri Rouit, Hutzler Brothers, Jacques Kelly, Joseph Kelly, Kelmscott Bookshop, La Mode Féminine, Richard Sheridan, School for Scandal, School Sisters of Notre Dame, Stewart Monaghan, Toronto International Antiquarian Book Fair
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