Die Spitze: eine Lexicon zur Spitzenkunde by Gisela Graff-Hofgen.
Published by Callwey, Munchen 1983
Hardcover, red cloth with black lace decoration, illustrated dust jacket.
Both in as new condition.
As new condition internally.
Numerous b&w plates of lace designs etc.
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