Armes, armures et armuriers: Sous le principat de Jean sans Peur (1404-1419) d'après les documents comptables

ISBN-10
2907594087
ISBN-13
9782907594080
Category
Armor, Medieval
Pages
93
Language
French
Published
1998
Author
Dominique Robcis

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