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Jardin des Modes n° 518 de Fevrier 1965: February Issue of French Fashion Magazine Jardin des Modes: Original wrappers. 128 pages. Illustrated throughout. Light wear to covers else very good and complete copy
Jardin des Modes February 1965
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