Plon

First edition of this review founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions from H. de Saint-Tronquet, A. Praviel, M.L. Vignon...
Issue illustrated with a portrait of Louis Mercier.
Light worming of no consequence.

First edition of this review founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions from C. le Goffic, A. Dorchain for a tribute to François Coppée, M. Tecxidor, E. de la Sauge...
Light worming of no consequence.

First edition of this review founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions by C. le Goffic, R. de Saint-Arroman, L. Paté, G. Audiat...
Issue largely devoted to the inauguration of the André Lemoyne monument and illustrated with 4 photographic portraits.
Light worming of no consequence.

First edition of this review founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions by Ctesse E. Kapnist, J. Bois, A. de Riberolles...
Issue illustrated with a photographic portrait of W. Chapman.
Light worming of no consequence.

First edition of this review founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions by M. Coleman, A. Murat, G. Volland, A. Paban...
Worming to covers, handsome interior condition.

First edition of this review founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions by M. Prax, G. David, C. Grandmougin, De Lavaur...
Light worming without gravity.

First edition of this periodical founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions by F. Ménétrier, H. Bachelin, J. de Lavaur, L. Bocquet, M. Citoleux...
Light worming of no concern.

First edition of this review founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions by W. Chapman, F. Bataille, H. Potez, a funeral eulogy for Sully-Prudhomme...
Light worming, not serious.

First edition of this review founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions by M. Delétang, P. de Nay, L. Bouyer...
Handsome copy.

First edition of this review founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions by E. Faguet, U.V. Châtelain, G. Zidier, A. Paysant...
Issue illustrated with 2 photographic portraits of Sully-Prudhomme.
Light worming of no concern.

First edition of this review founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions by E. Verhaeren, P. de Nolhac, F. Coppée, H. Liebrecht, A. Paysant...
Issue illustrated with 2 photographic portraits of Sully-Prudhomme.
First cover marginally faded with also minute holes, pleasant interior condition.

First edition of this review founded by Ernest Prévost.
Issue largely devoted to the memory of François Coppée, recently deceased.
Contributions by F. Mistral, J. Lemaître, J. Richepin, E. Verhaeren, A. Paysant, C. le Goffic, J. Bois, T. Botrel...
Issue enhanced with a photographic portrait of F. Coppée and an autograph facsimile.
Handsome copy.

First edition of this journal founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions by H. Allorge, E. de la Sauge, M. Prax, E. Raynaud regarding Jean Moréas...
Light worming, not affecting text.

First edition of this journal founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions by M. Prax, M. Lion, A. de Riberolles, J. Rougé regarding the birthplace of A. de Vigny which is reproduced in photography...
Light worming, not affecting text.

First edition of this review founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions by M. Prax, H. Paitry, M. Toussaint, O. Sagnes...
Light worming of no consequence.

First edition of this review founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions by E. Porcher, E. de Ribier, G. Delaquys, M. Dromart...
Light worming of no consequence.

First edition of this magazine founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions by M. Henry-Rosier, G. Portevin, R. d'Anselme, H. Potez...
Light worming of no consequence.

First edition of this magazine founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions by R. Valléry-Radot about the death of Jean Lionnet, E. Prévost, A. Paysant, Mme A. Daudet, C. Cé, ...
Work illustrated with 2 photographic portraits of Jean Lionnet and Ernest Chebroux.
Light worming of no consequence.

First edition of this review founded by Ernest Prévost.
Contributions by F. gregh regarding the death of Charles Audic, C. Virenque, R. Lizop, M. Coleman...
Handsome copy.

First edition collected and published by E. de Magnieu & H. Prat.
Half navy sheep binding, smooth spine with minor rubbing to foot, light scratches of no importance to edges, contemporary binding.
Work illustrated with an engraved portrait of the Countess of Saban as frontispiece.
Some minor foxing of no importance affecting mainly the edges.

First edition of the French translation, one of 40 numbered copies on alfa paper, the only deluxe copies.
Handsome copy.

First edition, one of 302 numbered copies on Holland paper.
A full-margined copy despite very light marginal browning affecting the front cover.
Small tears at head of spine and at foot at the level of the deckled edges.

Second edition.
Library stamps.

First edition, false statement of edition.
With a preface by Louis Madelin and based on unpublished documents.

First edition.
Illustrated cover, extensive iconography.
From the king's galleys to Devil's Island.

First edition with no mention of deluxe copies, mentions one thousand copies.
Handsome copy.

First edition.
About the Old Believers, vagabonds, Christs, the mutilated, religious suicides and silent ascetics among others...
Small tears without loss to spine.

First edition.
Spine reinforced, scattered foxing, gift inscription on half-title page.
Rare.

First edition.
From the 'trésor judiciaire de la France' collection.
One tear to a joint, foxing affecting mainly the edges, a corner loss to the first cover and the first two pages.

First edition.
The Old Believers, the Christs, the mutilated, the mute ascetics, the chalapoutes or spiritual brothers...
Handsome copy.

First edition.
The old believers, the christs, the mutilated, the mute ascetics, the chalapoutes or spiritual brothers...
A tear on the spine.

First edition on ordinary paper.
Affectionate autograph inscription from Henri Massis to André fraigneau.

First edition of the French translation, one of 50 numbered copies on alfa paper, the only deluxe copies with 23 pur fil.
A minor tear of no consequence to the back board.

First edition. From the 'Les grands terroristes' series. Worming to spine and boards, foxing to endpapers, otherwise a handsome copy.

First edition in French.
Work illustrated with wood engravings, scattered foxing, the mentioned map is lacking, spine sunned.
Rare.

First edition printed on ordinary paper.
Full blue cloth binding, smooth spine, red shagreen title-label, original wrappers preserved.
Autograph inscription by the author.
Handsome copy.

First edition. Spine sunned, a marginal stain on the front cover, handsome interior condition.

First edition on ordinary paper, only 5 deluxe copies were printed.
Handsome inscription by the author.
Handsome copy complete with its dust jacket.

First edition, of which no deluxe copies were printed.
Autograph inscription from the author.
Iconography. A tear affecting the last endpaper, tape marks on the back board.

First edition for which there were no large paper copies.

First edition of the French translation, falsely stated 6th édition.

First edition.
The prediction of Cazotte, the metamorphoses of Olivier Basselin, the deliquescences of Adoré Floupette, the songs of Bilitis...
Light worming affecting the endpapers, otherwise a handsome copy.

First edition on ordinary paper.
Work illustrated with a portrait of M. de Staël and established from the letters of M. de Montmorency to Mme. de Staël.
Lacks at head and foot of spine, two small marginal lacks on the front cover, handsome interior condition.

First edition, of which there were no deluxe copies.
Louise Labé, Christine de Pisan, poets in the 16th century, Mme de la Fayette, Mlle de Scudéry, Mlle de Gournay, la marquise de Caylus, la maréchale Oudinot, Mmes de Sévigné and de Maintenon, Eugénie de Guérin...
A marginal dampstain on the first cover.

First edition, falsely stated third edition.
A very good copy.

First edition.
Rare.

First edition for which there were no large paper copies.

First edition on ordinary paper, false statement of second edition, only 20 copies were printed on Holland paper as deluxe copies.
As frontispiece, a photographic portrait of the author.
Biography and notes by P. Blanchon.
Two small marginal dampstains affecting the boards, some light foxing.

The first edition, published in a small number of copies.
Autograph inscription from Charles Marionneau.
Some light foxing of no consequence. Rare.

First edition, one of the copies on alfa.
A very good copy.

Fourth edition.
Half chocolate shagreen binding, spine with four raised bands showing minor rubbing, decorated with five gilt compartments and one blind compartment, brown cardboard boards, watered silk endpapers, top edge gilt with deckled edges preserved.
Worming to endpapers, some light foxing.

The first edition, published in a small number of copies on laid paper under the auspices and at the expense of H. d'Albert, duc de Luynes.
Autograph inscription from the latter.
Spine split with losses, very light worming to boards, small foxing to edges, interior fresh.
Rare.

Sixth edition.
Half-shagreen black binding, spine with five raised bands showing traces of rubbing, joints rubbed at head and foot, corners slightly bumped, illustrated covers preserved.
Work illustrated with 2 color illustrations.
The dragon of Tournay, the beginnings of Clovis, the do-nothing kings, the chronicle of Baldwin Iron Arm...
Some foxing.

Second edition.
Handsome autograph inscription from Albert Le Boulicaut to one of his friends.
Lacking at foot of spine, front board detached with angular tear but no loss, worming to boards, scattered light foxing.
Rare.

First edition, printed on ordinary paper. Work illustrated with 14 plates and one map at rear. Minor corner bumping to boards without significance.

First edition. Small corner tears with minor lacks to covers. Rare.

First edition, of which no deluxe copies were printed, a service de presse copy.
Preface by Marcel Aymé.

first edition on the current paper.
Binding half black shagreen, back with five nerves extending on the flat, slightly rubbed joints heads and feet, marbled paper plates, guards and contreplats of handmade paper, wrappers and back preserved and bound in, gilded head.
autograph dedication of the author signed autograph Maurice Barres to Thierry Martel, son Gip, a physician and nationalist known to have committed suicide at the Germans entered Paris.