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Blue and yellow bookplate with stylized Ex libris lettering, musical staff, crowns, heraldic shields and a French verse banne

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Ex libris Trylesin ; tel est le sort des livres prêtés Souvent perdus toujours gâtés, Otolia Faustyna Kraszewska (1905). Via artnap.com

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A two-color bookplate in blue, yellow and cream, with the lettering "Ex libris" set in large stylized capitals above a musical staff and crowned heraldic shields. A yellow banner beneath carries the French verse "Tel est le sort des livres prêtés, souvent perdus, toujours gâtés." The sheet is signed in purple ink by Otolia Faustyna Kraszewska and dated 1905.