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French Language translations or about the French

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  • The Discovery of Tasmania – Duyker(s) and Herman

    The Discovery of Tasmania – Duyker(s) and Herman

    Another Duyker and Duyker piece with the assistance of Edward Herman translating and interpreting relevant extracts from Tasman and Dufresne’s journals.

    Published in Hobart in 1992 never had a dust jacket. In near fine condition.

    A very worthy contribution and a must for early discovery historians. Illustrated, with maps and plates and with the text in Dutch and French at the rear. Substantial referencing to other records of interest.

    Great content Dutch/French Tasmania

    $50.00

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  • Exquisite Fungi Model – Boletus Pinophilus

    Exquisite Fungi Model – Boletus Pinophilus

    French (who else) model of the edible fungi Boletus Pinophilus. Made likely just after WWII and still in near perfect condition. Stands 17 cms tall and is made to a high standard. Commonly known as the Pine Bolete or Pinewood King Bolete this beauty is regarded as a form of porcini.

    Quite common in Europe in pine forests – including Scotland and the South of France where it seems to be more prolific. The flesh is white, soft and does not change colour when bruised. The taste is pleasant and has been likened to pork and pork crackling (yummy).

    Collectable Fungi for those that understand and desire them. Click on me to see my proud fungusness!

    $290.00

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  • Une Chinoise – Pierre Brissaud Gazette du Bon Ton -1913

    Une Chinoise – Pierre Brissaud Gazette du Bon Ton -1913

    A beautiful hand coloured “Pochoir” by Pierre Brissaud (1885-1964) for the Paris Gazette du Bon Ton published in 1913. One of the most sought after Bon Ton’s fro its extravagance.

    A costume by the designer Doeuillet. A Chinese red and black coat lined with silk and with satin “over a basket” on a silk skirt embroidered with a garland. The dress underneath is crepe de Chine.

    Prices are as unframed.

    A scarce and special Bon Ton by Brissaud … Please click on the image to see me all!

    $140.00

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  • Mes Invites n’arrivent pas – Gosse – Gazette du Bon Ton Pochoir – 1913

    Mes Invites n’arrivent pas – Gosse – Gazette du Bon Ton Pochoir – 1913

    Stunning Bon Ton pochoir … in our opinion one of the most striking.

    Mes invites n’arrivent pas aaa and how dare they when she has gone to so much trouble to look good for them. A striking evening outfit designed by Redfern.

    An early pochoir, September 1913 and such a deco look fro seven years before that art/fashion arrived.

    Price $140.00 unframed.

    And click on the image to see it in all its beauty

    $140.00

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