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F A O Schwarz (Firm)
F I. F II.
f. 181 recto of De Re Militari
f. 190 recto of De Re Militari
f. 190 verso of De Re Militari
f. 191 recto of De Re Militari
f. 192 verso of De Re Militari
F. A. Mills (Firm)
F. Artos & Co.,
F. Seymour Haden and engraving
F. Thomæ Campanellæ ... Apologia pro Galileo
F. Thomæ Campanellæ De sensv rervm et magia, libri quatuor
f.163 verso of De Re Militari
f.172 verso of De Re Militari
f.173 verso of De Re Militari
f.31 verso of De Re Militari
F.A. Brockhaus Verlag Leipzig,
F.B. Mills Co.
F.M. Geidel (Firm)
F.M. Geidel.
F.W. Rauskolb (Firm)
F4H-1 Weapon System; McDonnell Aircraft Corporation
Faber-Castell (Firm)
Fabergé, A.
Fabert, Léon
Fabri, Honoré
Fabric display in arrangement of silver rollers. France, 1927. Second annual fair of Foire des Arts Decoratifs Modernes, held by Au Printemps...
Fabric. France, 1925-35. Silk brocade in light blue and gray on a ground of gold. Fernand Nathan, designer. Edited by Tassinari and Chatel.
Fabric. France, 1925-35. Floral pattern on satin ground and soft lamé. By Ducharne.
Fabric. France, 1925-35. Rodier firm.
Fabric. France, 1925-35. Tropical cretonne. Pattern of broad leaves under curtain with design of tropical flowers in stylized interpretation. Made by...
Fabric. Germany, 1925-35. Half silk damask textile. Edited by the Deutsche Werkstatten. Fabric by J. Hillerbrand.
Fabric. Germany, 1925-35. Textile with semi-linen texture. Edited by the Deutsche Werkstatten. Fabric by J. Hillerbrand.
Fabric. Munich, Germany, 1925-35. J. Hillerbrand, designer.
Fabrics. France, 1925-35. "Perlap" and "Pastilles Djalap." Materials for sports. By Rodier.

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