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Charpentier

Charpentier

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  13. Poésies
    Marceline DESBORDES-VALMORE, Charles-Augustin SAINTE-BEUVE
    Poésies
    Charpentier|Paris 1842|11.50 x 18 cm|relié
    First in-12 edition and first edition of this choice made by Sainte-Beuve.
    Notice from Sainte-Beuve.
    Binding of the era in full shagreen aubergine, back with four false nerves decorated with double black nets, framing of a broad black fillet and a gilded fillet on the plates, guards and counterparts of white moire silk, framing of a golden lace on the counterplates, golden thread on the cuts, all golden edges.
    Some traces of discoloration on the boards, small foxinges.
    Beautiful and touching autograph shipment signed by Marceline Desbordes-Valmore to Madame Angélique-Félicité Bosio, Marquise de Lacarte, daughter of the famous neo-classical sculptor François-Joseph Bosio: To Madame la Marquise de Lacarte the blessing of a mother ... Her soul will be comforted because it cried from my tears! "
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  36. Le chercheur de tares
    Catulle MENDÈS
    Le chercheur de tares
    Charpentier|Paris 1898|12 x 19 cm|relié sous étui
    First edition, one of the 20 copies out of commerce numbered on Arches paper vellum and reserved for the bibliophilic society "XX".
    Binding full morocco havana, smooth back decorated with a vertical piping with palladium, framing of golden dotted edges of the boards, gold and cold monogram at the bottom of the first board, guards and contreplats of paper with moiré effect, framing net to cold and golden dotted on the contreplats, ex-libris glued to the head of a contreplat, double covers and double back preserved, gilded head, binding Art Deco signed Jacques Anthoine-Legrain.
    Very nice copy pleasantly established.
    Handwritten signature of Catulle Mendes under the justification of the draw.
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  59. Le livre des mille et une nuits
    Joseph-Charles MARDRUS
    Le livre des mille et une nuits
    Editions de La revue blanche (11 first volumes) • Charpentier • Fasquelle (5 last volumes)|Paris 1899-1904|14 x 22.50 cm|16 volumes brochés
    First edition, on current pay, of the literal and complete translation established by Jean-Charles Mardrus.
    Pleasant and rare together despite some rare bites and foxing margins of some boards and some guards.
    We enclose a printed business card of Jean-Charles Mardrus.
    Our copy is enriched, at the head of the first volume, of a signed autograph letter of two pages of Joseph-Charles Mardrus to a correspondent (Gabriel Hanotaux) that he covers with praise about articles on Islam published recently and which favor the autograph dedication of the author by Jean-Charles Charles, by way of its recognition, of the 16 volumes that counts "the Thousand and one nights" that it adapted.
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  66. Poésies complètes
    Alfred de MUSSET
    Poésies complètes
    Charpentier|Paris 1840|12 x 18.50 cm|relié
    A largely first edition, copy of the first print whose table does not contain "What the girls dream", date wrong on the first cover.
    Binding in full morocco blue night, back with five nerves, date in tail, quadruple golden net in frame of the counterplates, guards of paper with the vat, filet gold on the cups, golden wheels on the caps, all slices golden, morocco, signed by Septier.
    Precious copy corrected by Sainte-Beuve for a perfectly prepared reissue in full signed binding.
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  67. Voyages et aventures du capitaine Bonneville. A l'ouest des Etats-Unis d'Amérique, au-delà des montagnes Rocheuses
    Washington IRVING
    Voyages et aventures du capitaine Bonneville. A l'ouest des Etats-Unis d'Amérique, au-delà des montagnes Rocheuses
    Charpentier|Paris 1837|13 x 21 cm|2 volumes reliés
    Voyages et aventures du capitaine Bonneville. A l'ouest des Etats-Unis d'Amérique, au-delà des montagnes Rocheuses

    The rare first edition.
    Contemporary marbled brown paper boards. Blue morocco decorated title- and volume-labels. A little rubbing to head-pieces, joints and corners. Faint scattered spotting, mostly to margins. A very good copy.
    In 1835, Washington Irving met a soldier of French origin who had come back after a three-year expedition to the West, beyond the Rocky Mountains. With the help of their conversations and his manuscript of numerous notes, the author wrote this account of the voyage. The first chapters present the state of the American trading companies and their relations with the West. The rest is made up of the account of Captain Bonneville’s expedition with his 110 men. This includes numerous accounts of bison hunting, Native American tribes (Black Ravens, White Bears) and most notably of The Deerslayer, the famous hero of Fenimore Cooper’s trilogy and his most famous novel, The Last of the Mohicans.
    NB : This work can be viewed at the bookshop with 48 hours’ advance notice.

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