Paris

First edition on current paper.
Nice copy.
Preface by Michel Boujut.
Signed autograph Willy Ronis to a friend.

First edition.
Nice copy.
Signed autograph of Guy Bespine to Farid Chopel: "... to make him laugh, my very old and definitive sympathy."

First Edition, printed stamp of press service at the top of the last guard.
boards slightly dirty, a tiny hitch on a bit.
Precious and beautiful autograph dedication signed by Jean Dutourd to François Cavanna: "In Cavanna, with the cordial memory of Dalida, Jean Dutourd."

First edition illustrated with many reproductions of works of Ben.
Nice copy despite a tiny tear in the foot of the back.
Signed autograph of Ben enriched with a drawing of a man's head at the Ben.

First edition for which it was not drawn from great papers.
Nice copy.
Autograph dedication signed Jacqueline de Romilly Paul Rigail.

De la loi du contraste simultané des couleurs, et de l'assortiment des objets colorés, considéré d'après cette loi The first edition, complete with the two folding tables in the text volume. The second volume has 40 plates, making up a hundred or so illustrations, partly coloured and all signed by Chevreul. These show examples of colour contrasts through lithographed colour spots on light or dark backgrounds. At the end of this volume, there is also a text by Condorcet printed on 9 different-coloured leaves.
Contemporary half light

First edition.
boards very slightly soiled without gravity.
Precious and beautiful autograph signed by Régis Debray Claude Mandret.

First edition on current paper.
Binding in brown half morocco, back with five nerves, marbled paper plates, guards and contreplats of handmade paper, covers and back preserved, gilded head, elegant binding signed P. Goy & c. Ugly.
Precious autograph dedication signed in pencil by Pierre Drieu la Rochelle: "To Henri Béraud and exercised his rough frankness Drieu la Rochelle."

Illustrated edition of 13 original compositions of Paul Avril, one of 75 numbered copies on Japan with a double suite (before the letter and the print in the text).
Binding in full morocco blue, back slightly discolored with four nerves, contreplats and guards of the handmade paper, guards following paper moiré effect and gold, covers and back preserved, golden slices, holster lined with blue morocco, paper plates marble.
Nice copy very pleasantly established.
Our copy is exceptionally enriched with the frontispiece of Félicien Rops, which he signed with his initials in red pencil , for the edition of "Point of Next Day" published by Poulet-

Bristol autograph signed 25 lines of Jean Ricardou Georges Raillard, literary critic of the New Roman and professor at the University of Vincennes-Saint Denis, about the good reception of an article that he wrote on Nathalie Sarraute : " I find the reprinted from your article on Nath Sarraute, I thank you for it immediately and say to you, whereas an urgent work prevents me from reading it immediately, how attractive to me the constellations misogynical and metaphysical that a seductive table proposes. "
Jean Ricardou explains the progress and organization of the next symposium Cerisy : "There will be in Cerisy, for each participant, a small folder containing, i

First edition for which it was not drawn from great papers.
Nice copy.
Signed autograph from Elie Wiesel to Pierre Moinot.

First edition, one of 45 numbered copies on "pur-fil" paper, head print.
Nice copy despite two small traces of sunstroke in the head and foot of the back.
Beautiful autograph dedication signed by Jacques Chardonne to his friend the writer and publisher Jean-Paul Caracalla: "To Jean-Paul Caracalla, universal man and yet rich in the (illegible word) and Jeanine who is several women between whom ( I hesitate, but each of them has my highest affection, Jacques Chardonne. "

First edition, one of 60 numbered copies on Alfa paper, ours one of the 10 out of trade, only leading copies after 35 vellum Marais.
Nice copy despite the back very slightly insolated.
Beautiful autograph dedication signed by Jacques Chardonne to his friend the writer and publisher Jean-Paul Caracalla and his wife: "For Jeanine and Jean-Paul Caracalla with the warm and well-known friendship

First Edition, one of 100 numbered copies on Holland paper, only leading copies after 25 China, 25 Whatman and 25 Japan.
Bound in half morocco red corners, back with five nerves adorned with double gilded boxes, golden date tail, marbled paper plates, contreplats and handmade paper guards, covers and back preserved, gilded head witnesses, case lined with red morocco, red paper plates, white felt interior, elegant binding signed Alix.
Nice copy at all margins very pleasantly established.
Our copy is enriched with the quatrain manuscript of the poem entitled "Villula" which was mounted on tab next to page 56 where it appears printed in this collection.

Later edition of 15 days to the first edition (completed printing on May 23, 1936, the first edition dated May 8), mention of 49th edition.
Some small foxinges.
Binding half black morocco, smooth back, golden date tail, boards decorated with a marble paper plate, a small hitch with lack of paper at the bottom of the second flat, guards and contreplats of black paper, blankets and lined backs with small angular gaps restored conserved, golden head, elegant binding signed Loutrel.
Signed autograph of Louis-Ferdinand Céline: "A mons Dumoulin, cordially," Champlain "LF Céline."
This copy of Death on credit was to be initially attributed to another dedicatee s

Partly first edition in paperback format, one of the review copies service.
Scorers in margins of slips and on slices.
Precious autograph dedication signed by Raymond Queneau to his close friend and biographer Jean Queval, like him, figure and creator, of the Oulipo: "To Jean Queval well oulipotement Queneau."
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Later edition of a few months to the original.
Back slightly insolated.
Autograph Thought signed Henri de Montherlant taking a sentence of Abesse page 136: "What we want is to see the opposite of what is".
Our copy is enriched, on the page of false title, of the signatures of the majority of the actors of this play.

First edition, one of the review copies service.
Back slightly insolated, two small spots on the first board.
Signed autograph of Henri Bosco to his friends Georges and Alice Raillard: "For Georges and Alice Raillard, the path of Monclar, modest country road, Henri Bosco May 4, 1962 - (and later for Henri Raillard, godchild remarkable. ) HB "

First edition, one of 30 numbered copies on vellum Alfa paper, only deluxe printing ("tirage de tête".
Very nice copy.

Postcard dated January 19, 1943 and addressed to the writer, journalist and chronicler Noël B. de la Mort about the book recently published by his friend Michel Mohrt "French intellectuals before the defeat of 1870".
Henri de Montherlant wishes to draw the attention of his correspondent to this book, which "seems to me to be a burning issue, and I believe that nothing would be easier than to quote it in one of your brilliant chronicles".
Finally, he thanked him in advance for the service he would render to his friend, whose third book he published, and which in 1943 published the book entitled "Montherlant, a free man".

First edition on current paper, mention of second edition.
Back with two small tears in the head and foot, a tiny angular lack at the head of the first board.
Signed autograph from René Char to Francis Mac Ewen.

New edition in paperback format of the French translation prepared by Yves Bonnefoy and whose text was prepared by Gisèle Venet.
A fold trace at the top of the first board.
Precious autograph dedication signed by Yves Bonnefoy to his collaborator Gisèle Venet.

First edition on current paper, mention of eighth edition.
Binding in half brown shagreen with corners, back thinned with five nerves set with golden garlands and double gilded and decorated boxes, bits with some traces of friction, garland gold tail, black nets on the plates of marbled paper, guards and contreplats of handmade paper, gilded head, preserved covers, blunt top corners.
Autograph dedication dated 1909 and signed by Miguel Zamacoïs to Miss Jackson "... who loves worms and says them well."

Fifth edition.
Nice copy.
Signed autograph dedication of Frank Margerin to a named Denis enriched with a drawing representing his fetish hero Lucien, leaning on the zinc of a counter, smoking his cigarette, the spirit lost in his glass of beer.

First edition for which it was not drawn from great papers.
Precious autograph dedication dated and signed by Gilles Deleuze to the philosopher Jean Beaufret: "... in testimony of friendship and deep homage."
Our copy is enriched, on the margins of some sheets, annotations and handwritten references of Jean Beaufret.

Jules VERNE
Vingt mille lieues sous les mers [Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea]
Jules Hetzel | Paris 1879 | 18.5 x 28 cm | publisher's binding
New edition. 111 drawings by De Neuville and Riou.
So called “Aux deux éléphants” (“To two elephants”) red publisher’s boards (plate signed “Souze, Lenègre binder” at the bottom). Lenègre b style second board, with octagonal blind tooled button. These boards coexisted alongside similar boards in 1879, but were bound by Engel. Beautiful first plate, very fresh, with shiny golds. Good spine. Good second plate with some tiny stains. The spine-ends are in position and are barely sunken. Corners straight a

First French edition, translated from English by Moulinié. Preface by Carl Vogt. 76 woodcuts in-text. In fine in volume I, 24 pages of catalogue of the Reinwald bookshop.
Publisher's green grained percaline boards, signed at the back by Lenègre. Smooth spine with roulette at head and tail. Cold framing on the boards. Rubbing on the headpieces and on the spines, as well as on the boards and corners. In volume II, the spine between the two inside endpapers with paper torn off, but not significant for the general condition of the book, even if there is some play between the body of the book and the binding. Paper untrimmed, quite white, with some foxing in the first volume. A good copy in

Edition adorned with original illustrations by Jean Palayer.
Binding of the editor in full cardboard white, smooth back slightly insolated.
Emotion and beautiful autograph signed by Henri Bosco to his godson Henri Raillard, son of his friends George and Alice raillard: "To Henri Raillard For my dear godson Henri Bosco offers this book - because he and I love donkeys, and this one on the occasion can make a good walk in your hills Henri Bosco, Lourmarin on September 20th, 1967 "