B. Mancel

First edition, one of the extremely rare copies on Hollande fort paper, the only large paper copies, of which a few are on colored paper.
Contemporary half black shagreen with black paper boards, spine in five compartments with black fillets, corners a little rubbed.
With an autograph inscription from Trebutien to Georges Lesnard.
A little light foxing to endpapers.
In his Annales de Normandie, Jean-Luc Piré gives an analysis of the importance of the collaboration between Barbey and Trebutien, devoting an entire paragraph to Dandysme to underline the importance of Trebutien's contribution to this little work, among the rarest and most s

First edition, printed in a small number of copies
Contemporary Bradel binding in half light brown morocco over marbled paper boards, spine (slightly discolored) with gilt fleuron, gilt date at foot, marbled pastedowns and endpapers, covers (with “à l'adresse de Ledoyen, libraire à Paris, 1845”) preserved, ex libris pasted onto one endpaper
A little light occasional spotting
A very good and rare copy in a good binding.