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First edition on ordinary paper.
Paper yellowed and light foxing on boards as usual, some foxing at head of first leaves.
Full-page signed autograph inscription from René Fallet to René Laporte.

The first edition, of which there were no deluxe copies.
Light worming on endpapers, manuscript ownership inscription in red ballpoint pen at head of first endpaper.
Rare autograph inscription signed on this text by René Fallet "chevalier du mérite cycliste" to a friend and fellow cycling enthusiast: "Pour Gaby, cyclo de l'Allier avec les amitiés cyclistes sur 52.15 de son compatriote René Fallet" ["For Gaby, cyclist from Allier with cycling friendship over 52.15 from his compatriot René Fallet"].

First edition for which it was not drawn large papers.
Pleasant complete copy of his illustrated jacket that includes small marginal tears and tiny gaps.
Autograph signed by Kikou Yamata in the form of Japanese ideograms.

First edition for which it was not drawn large papers.
Past back and yellowed paper as generally.
Autograph dedication signed by René Fallet to his friend Françoise Bonneau: "For the rough Françoise Bonneau with the most friendly memory of her friend Rene Fallet" enriched by the handwritten signature of the actor Julien Carette.

First edition of the French translation on ordinary paper.
Autograph inscription signed by Curzio Malaparte to Roger Allard " ... ces souvenirs de demain.."
A nice copy, given the poor quality paper.

first edition on the current paper.
Signed autograph full page of Rene Fallet Pierre-Jean Launay: "... to whom I owe a lot, that I would not allow me to repeat it," the race of beast "(thank you) offers his second book dealing with the most beautiful thing in the world (okay?) love blue flowers and mousetraps. Good and very friendly. "
Yellowed paper as usually.

Original edition for which he was not drawn large papers.
Signed autograph of the author Marianne Lozi-Herold.
Exemplary in terms of the poor quality of the post-war paper, small marginal tears on the dishes enjoyable.

First edition, of which no deluxe copies are mentioned.
Eight photogravure plates.