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Cellars of the Maison Moët & Chandon — Wines "on lattices" — Moët & Chandon, Publisher - Front
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Interior view of an underground cellar with brick vaults and rows of wine bottles on lattices. The reverse indicates the publisher Moët & Chandon (founded in 1743, Reims) and specifies "View of the 32 cellars (Wines "on lattices")". The card is printed in France and bears the mention "Photo Merlinio".

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