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Paperolles With Fourteen Relics And Episcopal Seals - Circa 1910
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Object description :

"Paperolles With Fourteen Relics And Episcopal Seals - Circa 1910 "
Around an Agnus Dei which we can guess is stamped by Leo XIII and dated 1897, are fourteen separate relics, namely Saint Helena Empress, Saint Clotilde Queen, Saint Therese Virgin, Saint Clare Virgin, Saint Genevieve, Saint Celinie, Saint Denis Martyr, Saint Benedict Labre, Blessed JM Vianney who will not be canonized until 1925, St Francis de Sales, Saint Remi Bishop, Saint Eugene Martyr, Dust of the house of Lorette, and Saint Vincent de Paul.
On the back are four seals of a bishop.
Dimensions of 26 cm by 32, in a carved and gilded wooden frame also in good condition despite small chips
Reference 662
Price: 580 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition

Material: Paper
Length: 32
Width: 26

Reference: 1497164
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