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Ferrary was
himself considered an
enemy of France. His
adopted nationality also
prevented him from
returning to
France when the war began.
Ferrary's mother...
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those who
continue to play
traditional fifes, the
Ferrary became the fife of choice.
After Mr.
Ferrary's death, his
tooling and
equipment were purchased...
- Jean-Louis
Ferrary (May 5, 1948 –
August 9, 2020) was a
French historian, a
specialist in
ancient Rome. Born in 1948 in Orléans, Jean-Louis
Ferrary entered...
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recognized its
rarity and
purchased it in 1878.
Noted collector Philipp von
Ferrary acquired the
stamp that same year, and
owned it in
France for
several decades...
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Joanne J.
Ferrary (born July 20, 1953) is an
American politician who has
served in the New
Mexico House of
Representatives from the 37th
district since...
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Several famous sculptors at the time, such as Convers, Desvergens, ****el,
Ferrary, Hugues,
Injalbert and Peynot,
worked on the
exterior decoration of the...
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Danino (33),
Olivero (50),
Robba (32),
Montegriffo (34),
Chipolina (25),
Ferrary (35),
Ramagge (24),
Picardo (6),
Isola (24),
Canepa (12),
Cavilla (14)...
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incredibly expensive to acquire. Many
consider that
Count Philipp von
Ferrary's collection at the
beginning of the 20th
century was the most complete...
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Lenelotte (2012). C****ius Dio: Römische
Geschichte (in German). marixverlag.
Ferrary, Jean-Louis (2003). Eutrope: Abrégé d'histoire
romaine (in French). Les...
- stamps. The
largest private collection of the time
belonged to
Philipp von
Ferrary in Paris. As the
number of
postage stamp issues increased every year, collection...
