Rarest Books (Untraceables)

First edition.
Half dark green shagreen binding, smooth spine with traces of rubbing decorated with quadruple gilt fillets, navy cardboard boards with traces of rubbing, corners slightly bumped.
Work illustrated with 18 engravings.
Some pages tending to come loose, foxing.
Rare.

First edition.
Two slight lacks to head and to foot of spine, tiny stains to upper cover.
Rare.

First edition.
A significant lack at the head of the spine, slight marginal tears without loss to the boards, scattered foxing.
Rare.

First edition.
First cover illustrated with a photographic portrait of the Austrian revolutionary.

Rare first edition of this lecture given by Pierre de Coubertin to the Société nationale française de Londres on November 14th, 1887 on the subject of Frédéric Le Play.
Boards detached.

First edition, not published for sale.
Rare autograph inscription by Eugène Delessert.
One joint reattached at head, slight lack at foot of spine, minor scattered foxing.
Rare.

First edition of this small essay dealing with various legal questions around hunting and training. Raoul Lajoye, barrister at the court of appeal.
Small restoration to the half-title page, otherwise a rare and handsome copy.

Third edition with pasted label for resale at the Librairie de la vie morale.
Half black sheep binding, smooth spine decorated with gilt fillets and typographical ornaments, contemporary binding.
For Cabet, as 'For Louis Blanc, Raspail, Barbès and Ledru-Rollin, not to mention Buchez, Pierre Leroux and Lamartine, 'Christ remains the precursor of modern times, and the Gospel the breviary of Democracy'. (Prudhommeaux).
Rare.

Rare first edition.
Half red sheep binding, smooth spine decorated with typographical motifs and gilt fillets with a small scratch at head, contemporary binding.
Important work for understanding Fourierist doctrine.
Autograph inscription signed by Hippolyte Renaud, handsome copy free from foxing.

Reissue for 'De l'égalité' and first edition for 'Aphorismes.
Half brown sheep binding, smooth spine decorated with gilt floral motifs, burgundy sheep boards decorated with the same motifs as on the spine.
Handsome and rare copy.

Third edition.
Minor lacks to head and foot of spine, a slight lack affecting one joint, foxing affecting mainly the first and last pages, library stamp.
Rare.

Second edition of the French translation.
Spine and back cover missing, handsome interior condition.
An interesting work that we nevertheless catalogue, despite its condition, given its rarity.

First edition.
Preface by Lucien Descaves.
Rare.
A very good copy despite a small lack to head of spine.

First edition, of which there were no deluxe copies.
Rare and humorous autograph inscription by Jean-Pierre Andrevon.

First edition published under the pseudonym Le Solitaire.
Théocratie française, aristocratie française, démocratie française 1789 et 1848, omnicratie, droit au capital.
Spine stained, angular lacks to boards, handsome interior condition.
Rare.

First edition.
lacking covers, occasional foxing.
Rare.

First edition, one of the rare copies, probably reserved for the author, on blue paper.
A very slight lack at the foot of one joint, minute worming on the first cover, handsome and rare copy.

First edition, one of 270 numbered copies on vélin, the only printing with 10 Whatman, 20 Japon and 30 Chine.
Spine slightly cracked to foot, otherwise a good and rare copy.