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Fils Lejeune

Paris, worked 1830–1846

Vannes cites four makers by this name active in various parts of Paris in this period: passage du Saumon, rue Boucherot, Marché Palu, and rue Claude au Marais. All probably merchants and dealers of a low order. — John Dilworth
Worked Paris
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Fils’ Worked circa. 1830-1846. Vannes cites four makers by this name active in various parts of Paris in this period: passage du Saumon, rue Boucherot, Marché Palu, and rue Claude au Marais. All probably merchants and dealers of a low order.

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