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[Cartilla para aprender a dibujar] [Material gráfico]
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The prints were sold loose or in notebooks. The first notebook with twelve prints, the second notebook with eight prints, the third notebook with six stamps, the fourth notebook with six stamps and a loose stamp with Explanation of geometry
Title: [Cartilla para aprender a dibujar] [Material gráfico]
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The prints were sold loose or in notebooks.
The first notebook with twelve prints, the second notebook with eight prints, the third notebook with six stamps, the fourth notebook with six stamps and a loose stamp with Explanation of geometry.
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