Poissy

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Local namePoissy
CountryFrance
DepartmentYvelines
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Poissy (Yvelines)
  1. [IMPRESSION DE POISSY] Memorandum de los negocios pendentes entre Mexico y España, presentado al Exmo Sr. ministro de Estado por el representante de la Republica. El dia 28 de Julio de 1857
    ANONYME

    [IMPRESSION DE POISSY] Memorandum de los negocios pendentes entre Mexico y España, presentado al Exmo Sr. ministro de Estado por el representante de la Republica. El dia 28 de Julio de 1857

    Typographie de Arbieu|Poissy 1857|13 x 21.6 cm|Relié

    Very rare first edition of this work, never reprinted.

    Only one copy listed in the CCF (Versailles).

    Contemporary bottle green half shagreen binding, spine with four raised bands ruled in gilt and adorned with double gilt compartments and gilt floral motifs, gilt title at foot, marbled paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, sprinkled edges.

    Some foxing; Mexican peddler's stamp on title page.

    Only edition of this collection presented from a Mexican perspective, with an introduction by José Maria Lafragua Ibarra (1813–1875).

    Name R. Criado stamped in gilt at foot of spine.

    €1,500
  2. " ...J'ai peu de choses à faire savoir à notre Germaine, si ce n'est mon habituel, éternel, sempiternel remerciement suite obligée de son éternelle, habituelle, sempiternelle bonté ! " ..."
    Henri BÉRAUD

    " ...J'ai peu de choses à faire savoir à notre Germaine, si ce n'est mon habituel, éternel, sempiternel remerciement suite obligée de son éternelle, habituelle, sempiternelle bonté ! " ..."Autograph letter from prison dated and signed and addressed to his mother-in-law whom he affectionately calls "his dear mother"

    S. n.|Poissy 8 Juin 1946|13 x 21 cm|une page recto verso
    Fine autograph letter dated and signed by Henri Béraud addressed to his mother-in-law while he was incarcerated at Poissy prison (45 lines in blue ink on a recto-verso page) suffering psychologically from his situation as a prisoner.
    The letter is on the headed paper of the infirmary of the Poissy central prison, with fold marks inherent to being placed in an envelope.
    The prisoner Henri Béraud recalls the intense joy of having had the consoling visit of his mother-in-law in a somewhat more private manner than usual: "... l'heureux hasard qui nous donna ce parloir tout intime. Souhaitons que ce ne soit là qu'un coup d'essai, et que tout concourra désormais...
    €600
  3. " .. Oui, il faut espérer que cette année, qui pour moi commence, sera meilleure que celle qui s'achève..."
    Henri BÉRAUD

    " .. Oui, il faut espérer que cette année, qui pour moi commence, sera meilleure que celle qui s'achève..."Autograph letter from prison dated and signed and addressed to his mother-in-law whom he affectionately calls "his dear mother" concerning a package he received for his birthday on September 21st

    S. n.|Poissy 22 Septembre 1945|13.50 x 21 cm|trois pages
    Fine autograph letter dated and signed by Henri Béraud addressed to his mother-in-law while he was incarcerated at Poissy prison (43 lines in blue ink on one recto-verso page) the day after his 60th birthday.
    The letter is on letterhead of the infirmary of the central prison of Poissy, fold marks inherent to being placed in an envelope, Henri Béraud erroneously indicated the year 1942 in the date instead of 1945.
    Henri Béraud overflows with thanks: "... quel époustouflant colis cette semaine ! Il n'y manquait que les petites bougies du rituel gâteau..." ["... what a stunning package this week! All that was missing were the little candles from the ritual...
    €750
  4. " ... seul, en somme, votre gendre vous donne du souci. Que voulez-vous, il faut bien que dans toutes les familles, y comprises les meilleures, on compte un mauvais sujet ..."
    Henri BÉRAUD

    " ... seul, en somme, votre gendre vous donne du souci. Que voulez-vous, il faut bien que dans toutes les familles, y comprises les meilleures, on compte un mauvais sujet ..."Moving autograph letter from prison, dated and signed and addressed to his mother-in-law, whom he affectionately calls "his dear mother"

    S. n.|Poissy 6 Octobre1945|13 x 21 cm|deux pages
    Touching autograph letter dated and signed by Henri Béraud addressed to his mother-in-law while he was incarcerated at Poissy prison (46 lines in blue ink on one recto-verso page) relating his situation as a prisoner and worrying about his mother-in-law's failing health.
    The letter is on letterhead from the infirmary of the central prison of Poissy, with fold marks inherent to being placed in an envelope.
    Henri Béraud is very sad not to have been able to see his mother-in-law who encounters some health problems preventing her comforting visits to Poissy: "... j'ai été bien peiné de ne pas vous voir jeudi..." ["I was very saddened not to see you...
    €600
  5. " ...Ne regrettez pas trop de ne pouvoir faire le voyage, en raison, primo de ce temps sans bonne grâce, et secundo de l'état moral plutpot vaseux de votre gendre. Mauvaise période ! ..."
    Henri BÉRAUD

    " ...Ne regrettez pas trop de ne pouvoir faire le voyage, en raison, primo de ce temps sans bonne grâce, et secundo de l'état moral plutpot vaseux de votre gendre. Mauvaise période ! ..."Autograph letter from prison dated and signed and addressed to his mother-in-law whom he affectionately calls "his dear mother"

    S. n.|Poissy 22 Juin 1946|13 x 21 cm|une page recto verso
    Fine autograph letter dated and signed by Henri Béraud addressed to his mother-in-law while he was incarcerated at Poissy prison (43 lines in blue ink on one recto-verso page) suffering psychologically from his situation as a prisoner.
    The letter is on letterhead from the infirmary of the central prison of Poissy, with fold marks inherent to being placed in an envelope.
    Morally affected, the prisoner Henri Béraud attempts to show optimism by putting his misfortunes in perspective: "... Mauvaise période ! Mais après la pluie le beau temps. Celui qui a trouvé cela est un consolateur qui en vaut bien d'autre, et qui, somme toute, n'est pas le plus...
    €600
  6. "... le colis de jeudi dernier était comme à l'ordinaire magnifique..."
    Henri BÉRAUD

    "... le colis de jeudi dernier était comme à l'ordinaire magnifique..."Moving autograph letter from prison, dated and signed and addressed to his mother-in-law, whom he affectionately calls "his dear mother"

    S. n.|Poissy 29 Septembre 1945|13.50 x 21 cm|une page recto verso
    Touching autograph letter dated and signed by Henri Béraud addressed to his mother-in-law while he was incarcerated at Poissy prison (36 lines in blue ink on one recto-verso page) describing his situation as a prisoner while praising the love of his mother-in-law and his wife who watch over him and allow him to view prison life under better auspices, thanks notably to the packages that improve his daily fare.
    The letter is on letterhead from the infirmary of the central prison at Poissy where Henri Béraud was being treated, fold marks inherent to mailing.
    Henri Béraud knows his mother-in-law is suffering and deplores her absence from last week's visiting room...
    €500
  7. " ... On est à se demander si le soleil s'est mis en grève ou s'il est allé se promener au pays lointain de la vraie justice et du bon sens ..."
    Henri BÉRAUD

    " ... On est à se demander si le soleil s'est mis en grève ou s'il est allé se promener au pays lointain de la vraie justice et du bon sens ..."Moving autograph letter from prison, dated and signed and addressed to his mother-in-law, whom he affectionately calls "his dear mother"

    S. n.|Poissy 15 Juin 1946|13.50 x 21 cm|une page recto verso
    Touching autograph letter dated and signed by Henri Béraud addressed to his mother-in-law while he was incarcerated at Poissy prison (40 lines in blue ink on one recto-verso page) relating his situation as a prisoner while praising the love of the latter and his wife who watch over him and allow him to envisage prison life under better auspices, thanks notably to the parcels that improve his daily fare.
    The letter is headed with the infirmary of the central prison of Poissy where Henri Béraud was being treated, creasing traces inherent to being placed in an envelope. A printed stamp of the prison administration "Seen and checked" in the left and upper margin of the...
    €600
  8. " ... je crains toujours que vous ne vous priviez pour moi. Surtout ne faites pas cela..."
    Henri BÉRAUD

    " ... je crains toujours que vous ne vous priviez pour moi. Surtout ne faites pas cela..."Moving autograph letter from prison, dated and signed and addressed to his mother-in-law, whom he affectionately calls "his dear mother"

    S. n.|Poissy 2 Juin 1945|13 x 21 cm|trois pages
    Touching autograph letter dated and signed by Henri Béraud addressed to his mother-in-law while imprisoned at Poissy prison (65 lines in blue then black ink on three pages) relating his situation as a prisoner while praising the love of the latter and his wife who watch over him and allow him to envisage prison life under better auspices.
    The letter is on the letterhead of the infirmary of the central prison of Poissy, with fold marks inherent to being placed in an envelope.
    Henri Béraud rejoices at having been able to see his mother-in-law in good health and worries about the sacrifices she inflicts upon herself for the well-being of her imprisoned...
    €750
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