Paris

first edition for which there is no mention of leading copies.
Autograph Sagan to a lady.
Nice full copy of his trailer with a pellet of the book fair.

Edition of wich no leading copies exists, second edition statement.
Rare autograph signed by Boris Vian on the text to Serge Buiron: "... with my sympathy and send me a number, please."
A lack in foot of the back.

First edition, one of 480 copies on Rives laid paper, the only deluxe copies after 35 Annam.
Publisher's full cream paper boards, smooth spine, salmon paper endpapers and pastedowns.
Work illustrated with 2 lithographs by Jean Cocteau.
Two small spots of sunning at head and foot of spine, handsome interior condition.

New edition illustrated many sketches and maps by the author.
Double handwritten signature of the author on the first guard and the half-title page.
marginal tear on the boards.

First edition, one of 300 numbered copies on Johannot, deluxe edition.
Signed autograph Sacha Guitry to Mr. de Temmerman with all her best wishes.
Pleasant incomplete copy of his case and his shirt.

First edition, one of 60 numbered copies on pur fil paper, the only large paper copies.
A very good copy.

First edition, one of 60 numbered copies on pur fil paper, the only large paper copies.
A very good copy.

First edition, one of the numbered copies on Alfa paper.
Precious autograph signed by Jacques Chardonne: "To Jean Giono, her admirer."

Edit Original for which n'est not mention leading copies.
Binding full Havana morocco, back with five nerves crimped nets black ornate coffered black embellished with arabesque black, roller black on caps, frames quadruple nets and florets blacks spandrels on covers, guards and contreplats paper the tank, framing a black lace on contreplats, preserved covers, gilded head, elegant binding of unsigned time.
Precious autograph signed Edmond About: "To Madame George Sand, a tribute to religious admiration." Edmond About. "
Beautiful copy fully established.

New edition for which there is no mention of leading copies.
Signed autograph of John Rousselot a namesake: "... For André Rousselot Sincerely Jean Rousselot (happy coincidence!)."
spine and boards and marginally slightly discolored, attached press clipping.

First edition, one of 500 numbered copies on bulk, one draw after 10 Japan.
Signed autograph of Jean Cocteau: "To my dear little Gaudier, memory of Jean Cocteau, in May 1920."
Nice copy of this poem dedicated to Roland Garros recently disappeared.
Autographs shipments of Jean Cocteau this respect are rare, the author was too sick to honor his pen copies assigned to the press service.

First edition.
Text by Pierre Reverdy.
Illustrated with 5 original coloured lithographs among which 2 double pages by Fernand Léger.
A very good copy.

New edition published in the complete works of the author, one of 1240 numbered copies on laid Navarre, ours unjustified.
Binding half morocco burgundy with corners, back with four nerves set with dotted gold adorned with quintuple gilded boxes, marbled paper plates, guards and contreplats of handmade paper, bookplate pasted on a contreplat, wrappers and back preserved and bound in, head golden, contemporary binding signed Kauffmann & Horclais.
Signed autograph of Georges Courteline: "To Jenny, the one word dispensation me, only relieves me, only relieves me, to say more (La Belle Hélène) ..."
Some foxing.
Copy nicely established.

New edition published in the complete works of the author, one of 1240 numbered copies on laid Navarre, ours unjustified.
Binding half morocco burgundy with corners, back with four nerves set with dotted gold adorned with quintuple gilded boxes, marbled paper plates, guards and contreplats of handmade paper, bookplate pasted on a contreplat, wrappers and back preserved and bound in, head golden, contemporary binding signed Kauffmann & Horclais.
Signed autograph of Georges Courteline: "Courteline his friend the great Jenny (Sacerdote), between artists ..."
Some foxing.
Copy nicely established.

First edition.
Autograph inscription from Prosper Mérimée : "Amicissimo F. Michel. P.M."
Small angular repairs to the spine, one clear spot to upper cover, a good copy with hardly any spotting.

BRETON André. L'Amour fou [Mad Love]
Gallimard, Paris 1937, 14 x 19 cm, original wrappers
First edition, an advance [service de presse] copy.
Handsome autograph inscription signed by André Breton to Benjamin Crémieux.
Spine repaired, small tears and repaired marginal lacks to covers.
Illustrated.
A stunning “homage of deep affection” for the author of Inquiétude et reconstruction [Anxiety and Reconstruction], an unflinching portrait of Surrealism between the wars that remains to this day a key reference work. This moving inscription from André Breton on one of his major works is testimony of the respect of the Pope of Surrealism for Crémieux's realistic views in his polemics.

First edition, one of 985 numbered copies on vellum.
Signed autograph of André de Richaud a friend, a pencil, calligaphié in the manner of Joseph Delteil.
illustrated book, frontispiece, a portrait of Joseph Delteil by Mariette Lydis.
spine and boards slightly and marginally insolated not serious, otherwise nice copy.

first edition on the current paper.
Signed autograph Raymond Abellio "For Annie Copperman, there is a beyond politics and love?"
spine and discolored boards and with a clear marginal wetting.

Edition printed on vellum BFK Rives.
Signed autograph of Louis Forest to Mr. Robinson.
Illustrated book 9 boards inset colored Charles Martin.
Our copy is complete the accompanying letter of Nicolas institutions.
Small tears on the back discolored, lack the head of the title page that has been poorly cut.

First edition, rare and very sought-after according to Clouzot.
Contemporary half spotted sheep over marbled paper boards, later dark-green title-pieces.
Occasional rare spotting, significant dampstain to inner margin of one volume, covers slightly scuffed, a close-cropped copy.
Provenance: from the library at the Château du Lac Tegern (Tegernsee), which belonged to Prince Charles-Theodore of Bavaria (1795-1875). Charles-Theodore of Bavaria, the son of the first King of Bavaria, Maximilian I, was "Generalfeldmarschall" and personal councilor to the King of Bavaria (stamp: "S.K.H.D Prinzen Carl V. Bayern Güter Administration Tegernsee").
A rare copy with a princely provenance in a strictly contemporary binding.