Help with pencil signed(?) artist name on 1917 Arthur Tooth & Sons etching?

Well this was my find today at a local thrift store. I apologize if you can't make out small, script writing along top edge of etching(?)/art - it's hard for me to read! What I can see says 'Copyright by Arthur Tooth & Sons 1917, - and then there are addresses to offices? in London, Paris & New York, & then - Printed In Paris
There is what looks like a pencil signed signature on the bottom.
Can anyone tell me who the artist is (It looks like Carmila something to me; could this be by a woman?)? Is it pencil signed? And what is the name of the piece (It looks like a church? to me)
Thank you for any info - I wasn't too sure about buying it at $39.95 but it was Monday & there was almost nothing else interesting there today... so I gambled.

 

Camile Arthur Fonce 1867-1937

Mikey

 

It's Rouen Cathedral.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rouen_Cathedral

Debora

 

Quick edit huh lol.

 

I KNEW someone here would know who it was & what it was!
Thank you!!

 

I've looked & looked and found these 2 cathedrals by Camille Fonce but can not find this one - can anyone find another example?

https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/camila-fonce-european-cathedral-engraving-185-c-bc24c4389d

https://www.invaluable.com/auction-...ms-cathedral-coloured-etchin-330-c-9bb4c4380c

 

Should read "Arthur Booth & Son, 155 New Bond Street."

Debora

 

No it looks like Msr Arthur Tooth & Sons and 1st one is on Bond St.
If you google Arthur Tooth & Sons there is a printer by that name.
I will try to get a clear photo of it, but my camera is acting old! (I just bought a new camera on eBay & am waiting for it)

 

Is there another example of this by Camille Fonce printed by Arthur Booth & Sons?

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Tooth_&_Sons

 

Apologies for posting mis-information from the internet. There is a Tooth family.

Debora

 

Although his signature appears to have "Camile" with one "l" as the first name, many sites, including many museums, spell his first name as "Camille." Maybe it doesn't matter, since online search engines will often find more than one option.

I did a bit of looking, too, and didn't find any other copies of this.