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Seven vineyards, cut and raised, paper headers of the “Municipal Administrator of the canton of Oberhausbergen,” of Moulin, Chief General of the Army of the Interior, of Dubois, Director of the Central Office of the canton of Paris, of the “19” Regiment o

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Bibliographical Reference: De Vinck, 4835
National Library of France
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Title: Seven vineyards, cut and raised, paper headers of the “Municipal Administrator of the canton of Oberhausbergen,” of Moulin, Chief General of the Army of the Interior, of Dubois, Director of the Central Office of the canton of Paris, of the “19” Regiment o
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