Fountain pen
Fountain pen
Daily Paris Independent Literary Journal published between 1888 and 1926.
Ink produced by Inchiostri Bo in Turin
Ink
Purgative
Italian liberal and democratic newspaper
Le Figaro is a daily newspaper that was called Figaro between 1922 and 1934. It is one of the most important French newspapers.
Le Figaro is a daily newspaper that was called Figaro between 1922 and 1934. It is one of the most important French newspapers.
Le Figaro is a daily newspaper that was called Figaro between 1922 and 1934. It is one of the most important French newspapers.
Alba pen in Turin A first sketch had been made for the Camis & Stock medicinal cognac in Trieste (See black and white photo)
Doctor Sabin's book: "The Twenty Cures of Abbé Hamon". Abbé Hamon (1795 - 1874) was the parish priest of the Saint Sulpice church in Paris. He wrote many books translated into several languages.
Le Figaro is a daily newspaper that was called Figaro between 1922 and 1934. It is one of the most important French newspapers.
Parish journal, most likely published in Belgium
Daily newspaper of the French Alps. Founded in 1878, it ceased publication upon the liberation of Grenoble on August 22, 1944. A socialist-leaning newspaper, it later became Pétainist.
Daily newspaper of the French Alps. Created in 1878, it ceased publication upon the liberation of Grenoble on August 22, 1944. A socialist-leaning newspaper, it later became Pétainist.
Periodical
Weekly political and literary right-wing journal.
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