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Gpress disaster Taken from the Nouveau Larousse Illustrated published under the direction of Claude Augé (around 1910) Page size 31 x 23 cm +/- Text on the back We combine purchases on simple request.

His mother, Françoise de Luxembourg (died in 1557), came from a younger branch of the House of Luxembourg, the Ligny-Brienne-St-Pol-Fiennes. She is the daughter of James II of Luxembourg, Count of Gavre, and Marguerite of Bruges, herself daughter of John V of Bruges, Lord of Gruuthuse. Charles V made her Princess of Gavre in 1535, after she inherited the domain of Gavre, located in East Flanders, from her brother Jacques III of Luxembourg, who died in 1532 without issue. Wanting to break the supremacy of Charles V, the King of France Henry II broke the truce of Vaucelles and invaded Artois. At the head of 60,000 men, Emmanuel-Philibert of Savoy, lieutenant general of the Netherlands, marched on the fortress of Mariembourg, occupied by the French. By pure tactics, he let the reinforcements.

“To the Flooded – Great Meeting of February 22” By a Committee for the Defense of Disaster Victims under the Chairmanship of Mr. Georges GACHET Poster Printed in black on green paper Colombes printing house – Paulet With a tax stamp (10c & 2/10e Poster Stamp) Reached to us in fairly poor condition Fragile, various fairly significant tears on the folds, on the edges, small holes on folds, various slight creases, various paper losses, without any major shortcomings however Yellowed paper on the folds, slightly weakened paper towards the folds To be restored and covered by a specialist for ideal conservation… The Poster does not appear to have been pasted but kept as is, Poster sold in as described condition, as found … As always, combined shipping costs when purchasing several poster.

PLEASE THINK BEFORE COMPLETING YOUR PURCHASES. FAR TOO MANY CANCELLATIONS CAUSING FEES. Touring – club of France directory of foreign countries volume II year 1911 574 pages format: 14.5 x 8.5 x 2.5 cm Please look at the photos carefully They are part of the Description In are juice coming out of attic The item I put in the package is as you see it in the ad.. No complaints or compensation will be possible on my part. No returns will be accepted. – in the event of a dispute, in all cases, take exterior photos of the package, damaged or not, interior photos of the unpackaged object and breakage of the object. Depending on their response, I will then inform the buyer of the result. Visit my Shop, very large selection and objects A Question? Other Information? Do not hesitate to cont.

Note foxing, yellowed paper with a lighter area at the top of the plate and small tears in the margins. 19th century period. Marked “Harlay” in pencil at the bottom right. Leaf : 30 cm wide by 42 cm high. Engraving : 18.5 cm wide by 23 cm high. Engraver artist : signed Jean-Baptiste MAUZAISSE (1784-1844) in the plan.

Letter from Poix (Somme) to Amiens, dated October 31, 1811 Linear mark has black color number: P.76.P. / PITCH (22 x 10 mm) Pen fee: 2 decimes (1806 rate) crossed out, then annotated on the back. Handwritten note: postage paid .