Paris (France)

New edition printed on laid paper by P. Didot the Elder.
Bound in full blond calf, spine richly gilt with decorative tooling, red morocco title label, elegant gilt dentelle framing the covers, inner dentelles, all edges gilt, contemporary binding.
An engraved vignette as frontispiece.
A fine copy in an attractive period binding.

First edition.
Spine slightly faded with one small nick to foot, two others in the margins and an angular stain to upper cover, no foxing.

First edition, one of 15 numbered copies on Holland paper, only leading copies.
Very nice copy.

First edition, a first impression copy numbered in the press, the only printing with 19 on Hollande paper.
Modern Bradel binding in half ochre cloth over marbled paper boards, spine with central gilt fleuron, double fillet to foot, navy blue morocco title piece.
Autograph inscription from Louis Pergaud to Louis Chaffurin.
An infinitesimal marginal lack to head of half title, as well as a faint dampstain stretching along the subsequent pages.

First edition, one of 500 numbered copies on pur fil.
This copy is enriched with an inscription from Jean Cocteau decorated with a drawing of a young man’s face.
Spine very slightly and insignificantly faded, a good copy.

Edition illustrated with 27 original lithographs by André Minaux, printed in 120 numbered copies on Vélin d'Arches.
Small spots (not serious) to the spine of the chemise, a tear to foot of the slipcase, otherwise a good copy without foxing.

First collected edition, a first issue copy.
Handsome autograph inscription signed by the author to Jules Renard.
This copy is enriched with the famous ex libris of the dedicatee drawn and engraved by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, laid down on the ffep.
Spine slightly cracked at head and foot, one joint cracked and repaired in the inside margin with a piece of adhesive tape, two small tears to inner margins repaired with adhesive tape, occasional wormtracks affecting some guards.
This copy, though an ordinary paper copy, is well-margined.