Paris

Edition, review copy.
autograph dedication of the author autograph signed by Julien Green in Etiemble.
Back insolated with a wetting Length.

New edition.
Binding to bradel the editor in full orange cloth, smooth spine, sticker pasted on the first board.
autograph dedication of the author autograph signed Henri Troyat Madame Lamour.
Nice copy.

first edition for each of the volumes.
autograph dedication of the author autograph signed Pierre Béarn Jean Marie Corney on the first volume: "... this short theatrical novel that gives reason to Aragon poem: there is no happy love ..."
Trailer "Price Verlaine 1957" preserved on which Pierre Béarn added these words: "From the French Academy!"
A hitch restored Length of the case.

New illustrated edition with a frontispiece in the first volume featuring a portrait of Béranger engraved on wood by Charlet.
Full navy blue shagreen binding, spine with four raised bands of gilt garlands ornately decorated in compartments, cracked and fragile joints, gilt roulettes on the headcaps, frame of gilt and blind fillets on the boards, front board stamped in the center with gilt initials, white watered silk endpapers and pastedowns, frame of triple gilt fillets on the pastedowns, gilt fillet on the leading edges, all edges gilt, elegant unsigned binding.
Some minor foxing.
Some light foxing.

First edition on ordinary paper.
Autograph inscription from André Malraux to Cyril Sürainen.
Spine slightly sunned.

Edition printed on Alfa paper.
autograph dedication of the author signed autograph of Jacques de Lacretelle Bookseller Maurice Clouzot.
Nice copy.

Edition partly original of wich no leading copies exists.
Bel autograph signed and dated by Ernst Jünger, full page, Marcel Bookseller Clouzot written at the Closerie des Lilas.
spine slightly défaîchi not serious, small spots on the second board.

Edition, a 60 numbered copies on laid Arches paper, deluxe edition.
autograph dedication of the author autograph signed Marcel Dommergues his colleague Marcel bookseller Clouzot.
boards and marginally slightly insolated not serious, a shadow on the first guard it appears the shipment.

first edition of 124 numbered copies printed and justified by Jean Moréas.
Binding navy blue glossy half calf, back smooth decorated with gilded slightly thinned cartridges, marbled paper plates, guards and contreplats of handmade paper, bookplate pasted on contreplats, binders of the time.
Some small minor foxing.

Illustrated Edition. 111 drawings by Bennett and card. Catalog ultimately for the year 1886.
Cardboard editor connected by Lenègre; special plaque by Souze. Cardboard told the silvery banner, or the ball to the rare purple. The cardboard was used only for the triple volume Sandorf.
Beautiful first plate, the external beveled brod cleared. spine uniformly irradiated. A cut in the rear of the upper joint of 2cm. Second course with small white spots. Bottom right hand corner blunt. Good condition inside without freckles. Despite the obvious defects, desirable copy for its beautiful color combination, silver on a purple background.
Sandorf is dedicated posthumously to Alexandre Dumas. Jules Verne tribute indeed in this novel the author of the Count of Monte Cristo ("In this book, I tried to Matthias Sandorf the Monte Cristo Extraordinary Voyages."); Sandorf was imprisoned and betrayed like him and his adventures retrace his revenge. The novel is set in the Mediterranean region of southern Europe.

Edition, one of the numbered copies on Alfa paper for each copy.
autograph dedication of the author signed autograph of Charles De Gaulle to Jean-Bernard Badaire ... in memory of the great trials ... "on the first volume.
Pale clear wetting at the feet of the back of three volumes, a slight hitch minor head back in the second volume.

First edition with 16 plates hors texte by the author.
Two small traces of sunning to head and foot of spine, a good copy.

Edition translated by Armand Godoy and illustrated with a frontispiece of Mariette Lydis, one of 1400 numbered copies on Rives.
autograph dedication of the author autograph signed Armand Godoy Auguste Dupouy.
Two small gaps at the top and bottom of the back, a tear in the foot of the second course, rare spots.

Edition, a 1650 on Chestnut.
Rare autograph dedication of the author Michel Cournot "... old colony? You can never be too old, says Aeschylus, to go to school from the truth."
Small tear without gravity, head glued back.
Nice copy of this text criticizing the colonial policy of France.

75 Edition illustrated inset wood for the tom 1, 66 volume 2, 74 for Volume 3, Volume 4 for 94 and 85 for Volume 5, all designed by Alphonse de Neuville, Philipoteaux .. . The fifth book was written by Madame de Witt, the author's daughter, according to the notes left by one. Some cards colors.
Cardboard editor Charles Magnier signed tail, red and gold. Half red shagreen percaline dish. Back with false nerves decorated with 4 emblems of French royalty: the salamander, sun, dolphins and a crescent moon. boards decorated with a large red and gold plate bearing in medallions figures of several kings on red foliage background. Shimmering white guards. Only the upper and lower flat of the first volume bears some gilding shortages in low margin and in the angular lilies otherwise magnificent example, in superb condition, perfectly fresh, well white paper pristine. Note that the fifth volume was published later in a more lively and vermilion red.