Adolphe Delahays

New edition.
Half red calf bindings, smooth spines slightly faded, decorated with gilt romantic arabesques and a stamp in blind, gilt fillets at head and foot of spines, black calf title labels, marbled paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, marbled edges, contemporary romantic bindings.
Provenance: from the library of J.B. Baillière with his labels pasted on the pastedowns.
Handsome copy in charming contemporary romantic bindings.

New edition printed on laid paper.
Half navy blue morocco binding, spine slightly faded with five raised bands set with black fillets, marbled paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, top edge gilt.
Work illustrated with a frontispiece engraving.
A trace of a bookseller's description label on an endpaper.
Handsome set in a charming uniform signed contemporary binding.

Second edition in the partly original.
"Bradel" binding vellum way back smooth burnished blue shagreen as Exhibit marine shabby, black date tail, half red shagreen, decorative letters on flat calligraphy in the medieval manner, preserved covers, signed binding Paul Vié.
Our copy has acquired two signed autographs lettrres Alexander Privat Anglemont mounted on tabs at the top of volume and page 264, in which he promises his first party tickets for one of his plays that are currently playing and provides, in the second, his support in the legal problems that it encounters, enclosed envelope to the first letter.
About the author's life by Alfred Delvau.
A portrait of the author was also added.

New edition revised and published by the bibliophile Paul-Louis.
Binding to bradel half red morocco, back with five nerves set with black nets black nets decorated with double, tiny minor scratches on the back, boards, guards and contreplats of handmade paper, gilded head, bookplates Charles Asselineau sized head of a contreplat, contemporary binding signed Lortic, the bookbinder favored by Charles Baudelaire.
Work   enriched with a preliminary information form, philological notes by A. Asselin, L. Dubois, Pluquet Julien Travers and Charles Nodier.
Provenance: Library of Charles Asselineau with his bookplate engraved and glued on a contreplat.
Copy pleasantly set in a charming contemporary binding signed Marcellin Lortic.