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1870 Engraving French Fashion Noble Man Wig France - ORIGINAL COS6 XAJA6 Lard is made from pig

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Lard is made from pig fat and was often used like butter

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1870 Engraving French Fashion Noble Man Wig France - ORIGINAL COS6 XAJA6 Lard is made from pig"Seigneur, (1775)." This is an original 1870 hand colored copper engraving of the costume of a French noble during the reign of Louis XVI of France. Period Paper is pleased to offer a rare and well preserved collection of original hand colored copper engravings, on heavy paper stock, of the historical costumes and fashions of France from the 5th century to the Second French Empire. The work of Pauquet Frres, these engravings include both historical

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