Antique economic theories, political science, political economy treatises, first editions and dedications by physiocrats and economists

Edition from the year of the first edition, one of 100 numbered copies on Holland paper, deluxe copy.
Handsome copy despite a small lack at foot of spine.

First edition.
Handsome copy despite the spine very slightly sunned.

The first edition, of which there were no deluxe copies, a Service de Presse (advance) copy.
Handsome copy despite two light dampstains at head and foot of spine.

First edition, one of 35 numbered copies on superior vellum, the only deluxe copies.
Spine sunned, slight tears to front wrapper.

Original black and white lithograph, second state, created for Le Charivari and printed on heavy paper.
Delteil, 2738
Light foxing throughout the plate and a tiny tear to the upper margin.

First edition printed on laid paper.
Some foxing concentrated mainly on the endpapers.

First edition of this issue celebrating on its front page the ever-living memory of the Paris Commune, also dedicated to the revolutionaries of Sri Lanka.
Texts by Michel Lesquenne, Patrick Fresnel, Gérard Vergeat, Alain Krivine, and various correspondents of the review.
Handsome and rare copy.

First edition of this issue produced by the J.C.R., the Revolutionary Communist Youth.
Handsome and rare copy illustrated with a drawing by Georges Wolinski.

First edition.
Nice and rare copy.

First edition of this issue reporting on its front page the police violence during the demonstrations.
Texts by Alain Sami, Maurice Buzard, Gérard Vergeat and various correspondents of the review.
Handsome and rare copy.

First edition.
Half red shagreen binding, spine with four raised bands set with gilt dots decorated with double gilt compartments adorned with gilt fleurons at the corners, marbled paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns (small paper lack at foot of one endpaper), original wrappers preserved, speckled edges.
Some foxing, very light marginal discoloration at head of first board, small black stains in margins of boards.
Rare autograph inscription signed, in German, by Kurd don Schlözer, on the first wrapper to a Madame de Staal.

The first edition, of which there were no deluxe copies.
Handsome copy.
Signed and inscribed by Xavier Martin to Pierre Gourdin.

Collected edition.
Handsome copy, with newspaper cutting.
Signed autograph inscription from Jacques Faizant to Geneviève Gourdin.

First edition on ordinary paper.
A small tear at head of spine, pencil annotations throughout the first endpaper.

First edition in French.
Publisher's full green cardboard bindings, smooth spines decorated with a black fleuron, triple black fillet frames on boards, blue paper endpapers and pastedowns, speckled edges.
Some minor rubbing of no consequence on certain boards, one leaf of the first volume detached (pages 139 to 142).
Handsome complete set in 6 volumes.

First edition of this violently anti-Gaullist review.
Handsome copy.
Issue illustrated with drawings by Wolinski, Reiser, Cabu, Siné, Malsen, Topor.

First edition of this violently anti-Gaullist magazine.
Handsome copy.
Issue containing two songs by Eugène Pottier, which was printed during the 1968 strikes and decorated with illustrations by Siné, Flip, Malsen, Wolinski.

First edition.
Handsome and rare copy despite small light stains on the first cover.

First edition.
Handsome and rare copy despite small light stains on the first cover.

First edition of this issue published about ten days after the infamous "Bloody Sunday" in Derry, Ulster, where, during a civil rights demonstration, 14 Irish protesters were killed after British police opened fire on the peaceful crowd.
Text by Michel Thomas, Anna Libera, Jean Métais, Camille Paulet and various correspondents of the magazine.
Handsome and rare copy despite the inevitable fold marks inherent to this type of newspaper.

First edition.
One tear without loss at foot of pages 7-8
Handsome and rare copy.

Third edition.
Bradel binding in full orange cloth, smooth browned spine decorated with a central gilt fleuron, double fillet and gilt initials at foot, black shagreen title-label with minor traces of rubbing, mauve paper endpapers and pastedowns marginally discolored, covers preserved, contemporary binding.
Handsome copy attractively bound.

First edition, one of 110 numbered copies on Arches laid paper, deluxe copy.
Light foxing to endpapers, otherwise handsome copy.

Edition published in the author's complete works.
Half navy blue sheep binding, smooth spine lightly browned decorated with gilt arabesque, gilt frieze at foot of spine which also features two fleurons stamped in blind at head and foot, marbled paper boards, bookplate pasted on pastedown, speckled edges, contemporary binding.
Foxing, a paper flaw at foot of table of contents page not touching text.

First edition.
Two small tears at head of spine, the first gathering was slightly mis-cut causing minor lacks without gravity at heads of pages.
Work illustrated with a photographic portrait of Edgar Faure as frontispiece.
Signed autograph inscription from Jean Sarrus to André Morice, several times minister and former mayor of Nantes.

Edition illustrated with an etching by Adolphe Lalauze as frontispiece.
Half chocolate brown morocco binding, smooth spine decorated with gilt floral frieze, small traces of rubbing at foot of spine, marbled paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, original wrappers preserved, top edge gilt.
Handsomely bound copy.

First edition.
A small stain at foot of front cover, handsome copy.
Illustrated pamphlet with figures in text and hors-texte.

Edition published by Paul de Rémusat of this fundamental correspondence for the Restoration.
Half tawny shagreen bindings, spines browned with five raised bands showing minor rubbing, gilt dates at foot, author's name in red shagreen, green shagreen title-label, marbled paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, speckled edges.
Spines of bindings browned and showing rubbing.
Handsome interior condition.

Edition published with notes and an introduction by chevalier Alfred d'Arneth and A. Geffroy.
Half black shagreen bindings, browned spines with five raised bands decorated with double compartments and black fillets showing traces of rubbing, gilt dates at foot, black paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, top edges gilt, armorial bookplates pasted on pastedowns.
Spine of bindings showing rubbing, handsome interior condition.
Work illustrated with two facsimiles at beginning of volumes.
Rare complete correspondence in three volumes.

First edition.
Half red shagreen bindings, spines with five raised bands decorated with double gilt fillets and dotted gilt ornaments showing traces of rubbing, one joint of the first volume fragile, upper headcaps of volumes rubbed, marbled paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, speckled edges, contemporary bindings.
Pleasant interior condition.

New edition.
Half olive green shagreen binding, rubbed spine with five raised bands, date and gilt arms at foot of spine, marbled paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, contemporary binding.
Occasional foxing.
Provenance: from the library of the Bourlon de Rouvre family with their engraved bookplate pasted on a pastedown.

New edition with a folding map as frontispiece.
Work presented in its original wrappers with the characteristic covers of the "Collection des mémoires relatifs à la Révolution française" of which this present work is the twentieth volume.
Light scattered foxing.

First edition for which no deluxe copies are mentioned.
Some foxing.
Autograph inscription signed by Pablo M. Turull in French to the director of the philosophical review.

First edition.
Split spine, marginal lacks to spine and boards, rear board detached and stained.
Rare but in poor condition.

First edition of this capital work for understanding the Second Empire. Preface by Louis-Antoine Léouzon Le Duc. Volume 1 is in second edition. A frontispiece portrait in lithography.

Copy with the cipher at foot of the Duke of Massa, Jean Louis Napoléon Régnier Duke of Massa (1875-1946). His cipher is JRM crowned and surmounted by an eagle.
Contemporary half chocolate shagreen bindings, spines with five raised bands decorated with various ornamental tools, including a mask, a ship... Rubbing to spines. 5 corners slightly bumped. One tear to the third volume in the last compartment. The Duke's usual binder was Affolter, but no binding is signed. Original wrappers preserved.
These memoirs were partly seized and destroyed at the request of the author's family; they form, in the manner of a chronicle, year by year, day by day, a major source for knowledge of Second Empire society. His writing breaks brutally with the style of classical memoirists, using short and incisive sentences.

First edition.
Spine folded.

Complete edition of the autograph manuscripts published for the first time, one of the numbered copies on châtaignier paper, the only printing after 88 on pur fil.
Index and notes by Alfred Roulin and Charles Roth.
Handsome copy despite slight sunning to the foot of the first cover.

Edition, one of the numbered copies on châtaignier paper, the only issue after 88 pur fil copies.
Introduction and notes by Alfred and Suzanne Roulin.
Handsome copy despite the spine being slightly sunned.

First edition.
Half green shagreen binding, spine with four raised bands set with gilt dotted lines and decorated with gilt fleurons, small traces of rubbing on the joints, marbled paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, speckled edges, contemporary binding.
Some light foxing affecting mainly the first leaves.

First edition.
Spine and covers marginally sunned, paper yellowed, small lack to foot of spine.

First edition.
Light lacks and angular tears to covers, some minor interior foxing, pages 104-105 shadowed due to the presence of a loose annotation sheet.
Copy in original wrappers.

First edition.
Introduction, notes and commentary by Ernest Daudet.
Half green shagreen binding, faded spine with five raised bands, gilt zodiacal Sagittarius at foot of spine, two friction marks on headcaps, marbled paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns.
Work illustrated with a portrait of Joseph de Maistre and the Count of Blacas as frontispiece.

First edition printed on alfa paper with numerous plates.
Some spines lightly sunned, without significance.
Handsome complete set in 20 volumes.

The first edition, of which there were no deluxe copies.
A handsome copy.
Precious signed autograph inscription from Casamayor: "A Raymond Aron pour rester dans le concret..." ["To Raymond Aron to remain in the concrete..."]

First edition.
Half hazelnut morocco bindings with corners, slightly faded spines with five raised bands, gilt dates at foot, marbled paper boards marginally and slightly faded without concern, combed paper endpapers and pastedowns, original wrappers preserved, top edges gilt, bindings signed Bretault.
Introduction and notes by Count de Circourt and Count de Puymaigre.
Handsome copy.

First edition for the "Correspondance de Collé" and new edition with some parts in first edition as it is expanded with unpublished fragments for the "Journal et mémoires".
Half bottle-green shagreen bindings, faded spines with five raised bands, spines with minor scratches, marbled paper boards marginally and slightly faded without concern, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, speckled edges.
The correspondence volume is decorated with a frontispiece portrait of Charles Collé.

Second edition, published by his secretary Julien Travers.
Half black shagreen binding, spine very slightly faded with five raised bands decorated with black fillets, marbled paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, speckled edges, corners very slightly bumped, contemporary binding.
Handsome copy despite a small scratch at the foot of the first board.

First edition.
Half bottle-green shagreen bindings, faded spines with five raised bands, spines with minor scratches, marbled paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, speckled edges.
A bookseller's description label pasted on an endpaper of the first volume, blue ballpoint pen annotations on the last endpaper of the second volume.

First edition.
Half blue shagreen binding, spine with four raised bands set with gilt fillets ornamented with gilt fillets and dotted lines, marbled paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, contemporary binding.
Foxing affecting principally the edges.

First edition of this hors commerce student manifesto, written and published in July 1968.
Collection of anonymous texts "a mixture of polemics, summary analyses and sometimes also the beginnings of programs" of Situationist inspiration.
In the aftermath of the first May barricades, the "Censier action committee, assembled under the name "Nous sommes en marche" ["We are on the move"], "set itself the primary goal of drafting a manifesto. It considers, rightly or wrongly, that the development of an explicit ideology is urgent for the movement, born spontaneously in violent and contestatory action."
Contents:
Amnistie des yeux crevés
Avant-projet d'une révolution culturelle et sociale
Activité, travail, révolution
Consommation et production
Tiers-Monde
Culture, travail, sexualité
Réforme de l'université, réforme de l'enseignement, réforme de la société
Proposiitions préliminaires pour une révolution culturelle
Autonomie, pouvoir et révolution sociale
Autonomie, famille et société
Autogestion et planification
Propositions pour une éducation permanente
Structures mentales et révolution culturelle
Mécanismes d'aliénation et de désaliénation
Silence et violence
Appel aux hommes et aux femmes de ce jour
Sexualité, procréation, couple, famille
Autocritique
Propriété et structures mentales
Propriété et législation
Propriété, droit, culture.

Fine copy of one of the rare early publications by the principal actors of the most important social movement in postwar France.

The first edition, of which there were no deluxe copies, a Service de Presse (advance) copy.
Spine very lightly sunned without significance and with two small tears at head and foot, otherwise handsome copy.
Signed and inscribed copy from Louis Althusser to Pierre Abraham.

First edition.
Bradel binding in half brown cloth, smooth spine, blue shagreen title-label with slight rubbing, marbled paper boards, contemporary binding.
Handsome copy.

First edition of this thesis.
Half tan sheep binding, spine with five raised bands, author's name in blue morocco, red morocco title-label, marbled paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, contemporary binding.
Handsome copy.
O. Borelli bookplate pasted on a pastedown.

First edition.
Handsome copy.
Autograph inscription signed by Françoise Parturier to Boris Kidel.

The first edition, of which there were no deluxe copies.
Handsome copy.
Autograph inscription dated and signed by Daniel Guérin to Roger Colombani.

First edition, one of 125 numbered copies on alfa paper, ours one of 25 hors commerce copies, the only deluxe copies after 15 Holland and 40 pur fil.
Spine and margins of covers skilfully restored.
Autograph inscription signed by Louis-Ferdinand Céline "A Madame Marthe Pujol Bien affectueusement L.F. Céline".
Precious deluxe copy with an autograph inscription by the author.

First edition, one of 25 numbered copies on Rives paper, deluxe issue. Illustrations in text.
Copy in mint condition.

First paperback edition published the same year as the first edition.
Handsome copy.
Signed autograph inscription from François Mitterrand to Simone Denizet.

First edition of this polemical review chiefly led by Antoine Blondin, with contributions from Pierre Boutang, Julien Guernec, and others.
Some tears affecting a few spines.
Rare complete set.

First edition printed in 200 numbered copies on laid paper of this offprint from La Gazette anecdotique.
Rare and handsome copy.

First edition of this issue of the important humanist review founded by Emmanuel Mounier, one of 50 numbered copies on alma du Marais paper, the only deluxe copies.
Contributions by Stringfellow Barr "L'amérique est déprimée" ["America is depressed"], Georges Friedmann "De Boston au Mississipi" ["From Boston to Mississippi"], other contributions by Rabi "Méditations au sortir des ténèbres" ["Meditations on emerging from darkness"], V. Siebrecht "La situation sociale en Allemagne" ["The social situation in Germany"]...
Occasional light foxing.

First edition of this issue of the important humanist journal founded by Emmanuel Mounier, one of 50 numbered copies on Alma du Marais paper, the only deluxe copies.
This issue features a main section titled "Portuguese Poets: Ruy Bello, Adolfo Casais Montero, Raul de Carvalho, Fernando Echeverria, José Gomes Ferreira, Herberto Helder...
Other articles: M. Moreira Alves "Repression in Brazil", R. Federman "Happiness in S. Beckett"...
Stains to second cover and some light foxing.

First edition of this issue of the important humanist review founded by Emmanuel Mounier, one of 50 numbered copies on alma du Marais paper, the only deluxe copies.
This issue features a main section entitled "Révision du pacifiisme" ["Revision of pacificism"] with articles by: Franck Emmanuel "Le pacifisme des forts" ["The pacifism of the strong"], Emmanuel Mounier "Les équivoques du pacifisme" ["The ambiguities of pacifism"], Paul Ricoeur "L'homme nonviolent et sa présence à l'histoire" ["The nonviolent man and his presence in history"]...
Other articles: Louis Pauwels "Commencement" ["Beginning"], Charles Piquois "Le bagnard" ["The convict"]...
Some light foxing of no consequence.

First edition of this issue of the important humanist review founded by Emmanuel Mounier, one of 50 numbered copies on alma du Marais paper, the only deluxe copies.
This issue features a main section entitled "La révolte des étudiants dans le monde" ["Student revolt around the world"]: Latin America, Japan, China, United States, Germany, Italy, England, Spain, Poland, France with articles by Ida Berger, Yoshihiko Hanawa, Luigi Longo, Jacques Julliard, Manuel Tunon de Lara...
Some minor foxing of no consequence.

First edition of this issue of the important humanist review founded by Emmanuel Mounier, one of 50 numbered copies on alma du Marais paper, the only deluxe copies.
This issue is devoted to the proletarian condition and the workers' struggle with articles by Francis Jeanson "Définition du prolétariat", Jacques-René Rabier "L'évolution quantitative du prolétariat", Jean Daric "Mortalité et classes sociales", Emile Rideau "Conscience extra-prolétarienne", Jean-Marie Domenach "La combativité ouvrière", Jean Lacroix "Prolétariat et philosophie"...
Occasional light foxing.

First edition.
Handsome copy.
Precious signed autograph inscription from Régis Debray to Michel Serres: "A Michel S. son toujours admiratif Régis D." ["To Michel S. his ever admiring Régis D."]

First edition.
Half red shagreen binding, spine with five raised bands decorated with double blind-stamped compartments, spine showing traces of rubbing, marbled paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, contemporary binding.
Some foxing in margins of most leaves.

First edition of this bilingual poetic anthology (Spanish-French) established by Josette and Georges Colomer for which it was not printed from large papers.
Publisher's binding in full black cardboard, smooth back, illustrated first cover.
Iconography and original drawings by Josep Castell.
Pleasant copy.
Beautiful autograph dedication signed by Georges Colomer enriched by the signature of his wife Josette to their friend the poet Charles Dobzynski: "... those painful poems that tell the tragedy of the Spanish Republic ..."

First edition for which it was not drawn from large papers.
Iconography.
Pleasant copy.
Autograph dedication signed by Roger Bordier to Charles Dobzynski.

First edition of this issue of the important humanist review founded by Emmanuel Mounier, one of 50 numbered copies on alma du Marais, the only deluxe copies.
This issue comprises a main section:
- Littérature de dérision ou littérature de résurrection with texts by Bertrand d'Astorg "Repères pour une littérature de dérision", Jean Cayrol "D'un romanesque concentrationnaire", C.E. Magny "Un romancier de la passivité : François Mauriac", Other articles by Henri Bartoli "Le prolétariat, mythe ou réalité ?", Adrian Miatlev "Tryptique pour Antonin Artaud".
Stains on the second cover, some light foxing.

First edition of this issue of the important humanist review founded by Emmanuel Mounier, one of 50 numbered copies on alfa mousse, the only deluxe copies.
This issue is partly devoted to Czechoslovakia with texts by Robert Kalidova "L'année 1968", Antonin Liehm "Entretien avec A. Bednar".
Other articles by Robert Boyer "Propos d'un justiciable", Casamayor "La loi poison", Maurice Declercq "L'obligation du célibat"...
Some light foxing.

First edition of this issue of this important humanist review founded by Emmanuel Mounier, one of 50 numbered copies on Alma du Marais paper, the only deluxe copies.
This issue contains a main section:
- Imperialism with texts by Jean Boissonnat "L'économie dominante", Jean-Marie Domenach "L'empire américain", Celso Furtado "Les conglomérats et l'Amérique latine", Stanley Hoffmann "Critiques américaines"...
Other articles: André Frénaud "Poèmes", J. Chalupecky "La nécessité de la liberté"...
Stains on the second cover and some light foxing.

First edition, press service mark at the head of the second cover plate.
Binding in half red morocco, smooth back, golden initials in tail, slightly rubbed joints without gravity, boards of marbled paper, guards and counterplates of paper in the tank, ex-libris glued on a counterplate, preserved covers, Contemporary binding .
Autograph signed by Fernand Boverat to Joseph Reinach.
Provenance: Joseph Reinach's library with his engraved ex-libris glued at the head of a counterplate.

First edition, one of 50 numbered copies on Rives paper for each volume, deluxe printing.
Illustrations by Bécan, Charlet, Pavis, Pedro and Roger Roy, Carb, Rafer, Bib, Gus Bofa, Don, Ferjac.
Index and tables at the end.
Copies in mint condition for this trilogy.

First edition, one of 200 numbered copies on Bouffant paper for each volume, the only printing after 50 copies on Rives.
Illustrations by Bécan, Charlet, Pavis, Pedro and Roger Roy, Carb, Rafer, Bib, Gus Bofa, Don, Ferjac.
Index and tables at the end.
Copies in mint condition for this trilogy.

First edition, one of the 69 numbered copies on Holland paper, deluxe copies ("tirage de tête").
Very nice copy wide-margined and complete in five volumes.

First edition, one of 50 numbered copies on Alfa paper, only large papers.
Some small foxinges without gravity affecting the margins of certain pages, otherwise pleasant copy.
autograph dedication of the author auotgraphe signed by Ernest Sellière to André Lautier.

First edition.
Since the 16th century, there had always been a man as head of the House of Austria, and succession had been transmitted from male to male, but Emperor Charles VI had only daughters. He wanted to leave his inheritance to his eldest daughter, Marie-Thérèse, and regulated his succession by means of a solemn law, called the Pragmatic Sanction. This act decided that Marie-Thérèse would succeed her father. To be sure it would be executed, Charles VI had it recognized first by members of his family, then by his subjects of the different provinces. The Pragmatic then became the fundamental law of succession of the Austrian monarchy. It established the right of women to succeed and made the territory indivisible, as long as there would remain descendants of Marie-Thérèse. It is on this act that the existence of the Austrian monarchy still rests today. At the death of Charles VI (1740), Marie-Thérèse was recognized as heiress by all the countries of the Austrian monarchy. But the sovereigns of Europe did not allow themselves to be stopped by the treaties they had signed, it was a European war, each working to dismember Austria. The work evokes a poor interpretation of Emperor Ferdinand's testament regarding the succession of the House of Austria.
Our copy is presented under original stitching and under contemporary marbled paper covers. The leaves are folded at the upper right margin. The cover shows creases and lacks.

First edition illustrated with a colored vignette at head of the dedication and 11 folding plans drawn by Fossé and engraved in colors by Louis Marin Bonnet. Printed on heavy paper.
Contemporary full fawn sheep binding showing wear. Spine with raised bands, decorated. Beige morocco title-label. Split headcaps. Joints cracked at head and foot. Rubbing and scuffing. Corners cut and worn. Large lack to half-title.
A treatise on military defense and attack strategy. It draws on concrete examples situated on a plain, at a ford, on a bridge, in a castle or a village.
The work concludes with a Summary for representing military plans, dealing with colors appropriate for wash drawings of plans, their use, and a short treatise on the Construction of military perspective.
The book is particularly remarkable for its illustration. Louis Marin Bonnet perfected the process of crayon manner engraving in the 1770s. The instructions given by Fossé for wash drawings are taken into account for the color printing of these prints. Bonnet attributed the invention to himself, calling himself "first engraver of this type"; in fact, he improved upon the process created by his master Demarteau. Nevertheless, Bonnet perfected printing with two crayons (black heightened with white) and printing in miniature or pastel manner, thus becoming a direct competitor to the Gautier-Dagoty.

First edition, one of 339 numbered copies on "pur-fil" paper, only deluxe copies ("grand papier") after 1 China and 39 laid "pur-fil" paper reimposed.
Very nice copy.
Half morocco binding.

First edition.
Work illustrated with original illustrations by Ralph Soupault.
Handsome copy despite a light stain at the foot of the second cover of the chemise.

First edition, one of 60 numbered copies on pur fil paper, the only deluxe copies.
Handsome copy.

First edition of the French translation established by Francis de Miomandre, one of the rare lettered copies on Japan paper, deluxe issue with 2 other numbered Japan copies.
Rare and handsome full-margined copy.

First edition of the French translation by Henri Parisot, one of 30 numbered copies on alfa paper, the only deluxe copies.
Handsome copy.

First edition, one of 50 numbered copies on Japan bamboo paper, only deluxe copies ("grand papier").
Very nice copy.

First edition.
Bradel binding covered with 18th-century style marbled paper, circa 1900. Brown morocco title label. Split headcaps. Title label rubbed and sunned. Manuscript pagination in right corner. Good copy.
Bookplate: From the library of Jean Vergnet.
Collection of 4 interdependent memoirs, the first concerning the regulations and statutes dating from Charles V regarding the royal Sainte-Chapelle of Vincennes; the second concerns the chapter of the Sainte-Chapelle, as well as its revenues and accounts; the third memoir concerns the author himself, treasurer of the chapel, regarding his duties and obligations. The last memoir has a specific title page. It is a response to the claims and grievances of the chapel staff by the treasurer.

First edition on current paper.
Signed autograph Henri Massis François Daudet: "... this" package "of his" old ", affectionately."

First edition for which it was not drawn from great papers.
Nice copy.
Autograph dedication signed by Henri Azeau to Michel Couppé: "... this book of a past that is perhaps that of a future ..."

First edition for which it was not drawn from great papers.
Pleasant copy despite a clear wetness at the top of the first board.
Autograph signed by Tran-Minh Tiet Michel Couppé.

First edition.
Nice copy, photographic cover.
Autograph dedication signed by Robert Hue to a couple of activists.