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Secondhand bookshop in Paris

Les Bouquinistes de Paris

Old printsFrench literaturePosters
The green-box booksellers along the Seine, a tradition going back centuries and recognised as part of the city's heritage. Opening depends on the seller and the weather; stock ranges from old livres de poche to engravings.
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    Where is Les Bouquinistes de Paris?

    Les Bouquinistes de Paris is listed in Paris, France. The recorded address is Quai de Montebello & Quai des Grands Augustins, 75005/75006 Paris.

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    The Atlas records it as a secondhand bookshop. Listed interests include Old prints, French literature, Posters. These categories describe the shop rather than its live stock. Contact it directly about a particular title or edition.

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