‎Autographes‎

‎"THOMSEN, VILHELM.‎

‎Originalt håndskrevet postkort til ""G.E.C. Gads Universitetsboghandel"", signeret ""Vilh. Thomsen"".‎

‎Vedbæk, 27/6 [19]04. Postkort. 5 linjer. ""Jeg beder Dem skaffe mig: / A. Dirr, Grammatik der modernen / georgischen Sprache. Wien u. Leipzig / Hartleben. / Ærb. / Vilh. Thomsen.""‎

‎Nydeligt egenhændigt brevkort fra den prominente danske sprogforsker Vilhelm Thomsen (1842-1927).‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 61381

‎"WINTHER, CHRISTIAN. - MANUSKRIPT.‎

‎Sang på Fjældet.‎

‎(1832). 8vo. 2 sider, 40 linier. Egenhændig afskrift af det kendte digt med egenh. underskrift ""Christian Winther"".‎

‎Christian Winthers digt fra 1832 med titlen ""Sang paa Fjeldet"" fra Digte - gamle og nye blev snart udbredt med en ""schweizisk folkemelodi"", hvis oprindelse i øvrigt er ukendt, men som i 1896 blev optaget i Danmarks Melodibog. Desuden indgik digtet sammen med tre andre Winther-tekster i Edvard Griegs Fire Romancer opus 10 fra 1866.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 53392

‎"JENSEN, JOHANNES V. - EGENHÆNDIGT MANUSKRIPT.‎

‎Kritik af Kritiken. 31. Okt. 22.‎

‎Trykt i Politiken 1.11.1922. 4to. Indbundet i et hshirtbd. Indeholder 25 + 5 sider egenhændigt og med et egenhændigt brev indsat forrest og dateret 31. Okt. 22 til Henrik Cavling. I brevet meddeler han Cavling, at han har ""mildnet artiklen meget i det tilskrevne Stykke og gjort ham (Henning Kehler) det muligt at blive hvor han er"". I bindet er indsat Jensen trykte artikel fra Politiken ligesom Kehlers anmeldelse af 25.10.22 af Cimbrernes Tog (og Den lange Rejse) er indsat. Alle sider har en lille reparation på bagsiden efter et lille hul fra sætteriet.‎

‎Artiklen (manuskriptet) er en heftig kritik af danske anmeldere, specielt Henning Kehler fra Politiken og markerer Johannes V. Jensens brud med avisen, et brud der varede indtil 1926. Han blev her heftigt antændt af Henning Kehlers negative anmeldelser af Den lange Rejse.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 53996

‎"HAMSUN, KNUT.‎

‎Originalt fotografi med egenhændig datering af i Hansuns hånd på bagsiden. - [ORIGINAFOTOGRAFI AF NORDENS LITTERÆRE GIGANT]‎

‎(1929). 14,3 x 10,4 cm. Monteret på pap (14,8 X 11 CM.) og med fotografens blindtrykte enerets-signatur i nederste højre hjørne (""Wilse/ ENERET""). Det prægtige fotografi af Hamsun son 70-årig ferestiller forfatteren frontalt, i fuld figur og nydeligt klædt i tredelt jakkesæt og med hat, siddende på en bænk, med en stok i den ene hånd, liggende over bægge ben, og en pibe i den anden hånd. Fotografiet er med al sandsynlighed taget udenfor på Nørholm. Der er rester af lim i venstre nedre kant på forsiden, ellers er fotografiet i glimrende stand. På bagsiden er skrevet i blyant, i Hamsuns egen, en anelse rystende, hånd: ""(Photo 1929)"".‎

‎Særdeles smukt originalfotografi af Nordens litterære gigant.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 55456

‎"BØGH, ERIK - MANUSKRIPT I GAVEEKSEMPLAR.‎

‎Digte af Erik Bøgh (kalligraferet titelblad).‎

‎1842. 31 sider egenhændigt manuskript udført af forfatteren selv i form af en lille bog som gave til en veninde. På titelbladets inderside ""Med/ Taknemmelighed og Höiagtelse/ tilegnes/ Mdm Amalie Görtzen/ dette/ ""Haandarbeide""/ fra/ en/ Wen/ der hverken kan strikke, sÿe/ eller brodere./ 11te Decbr./ Forfatteren."" Gavebindet (14,5 x 9,5 cm.) er i blåt helshirt med forgyldte permer og forgyldt ornamentik. Ryg- og kantforgyldning. Indlagt i en nydelig bogæske med overtræk af marmoreret papir. Den kalligraferede titel og de 2 kalligraferede deltitler er rigt ornamenterede, den ene med en håndkoloreret tegning, alt udført af forfatteren selv.‎

‎Ungdomsarbejde af Erik Bøgh. Erik Nicolai Bøgh (1822-1899), forfatter, dramatisk forfatter, teaterdirektør (Dagens Nyheder) , feuilletonist, redaktør, visedigter etc.Som forfatter og visedigter havde Bøgh en udviklet evne for ""Udspekulerede finter og ordleg, der ganske vist blev tilstrækkeligt beundrede og erindrede i et par menneskealdre, gjorde det ofte ud for den dybere sympati med emnerne. Størst talent havde han ubetinget for visedigtning hvor han byggede videre på den tradition han som lille havde mødt i bedstefaderens hus (P.A. Heiberg, Rahbek, Abrahamson etc). Erik Bøgh var i besiddelse af en folkelig slagfærdighed og et barokt lune der har gjort at adskillige af hans viser har holdt sig til vore dage: En lille bitte Mand, Den Skønne gaar ind i sit attende Aar, Det var en Aften paa Tivoli og Du skønne fortryllendes Kjesten.""(DBL).‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 57682

‎"CAMUS, ALBERT.‎

‎L'Été. Les essais LXVIII. - [PRESENTATION-COPY WITH A MOST SPLENDID PROVENANCE]‎

‎Paris, Gallimard, 1954. Uncut in the original printed wrappers. Excellent copy.‎

‎First edition, Service de presse-copy, i.e. review-copy (""S.P"" to bottom of title-page and to verso of back wrapper), with an excellent presentation-inscription, of Camus' magnificent and highly influential collection of essays entitled ""Summer"". The copy is inscribed to Camus' close friend and ally in numerous respects, Jean Paulhan: ""a Jean Paulhan/ en affectueuse pensée/ Albert Camus"" on half-title. The famous French writer, literary critic and publisher Jean Paulhan (1884-1964) shared many things with Camus, with whom he grew very close. Not only did he participate actively in the publication of Camus' first books by Gallimard, was one of the first to see the true value of Camus' ""The Stranger"", he was also a confidante of Camus, who considered Paulhan one of the main reasons that he became a proper author. In a letter to Paulhan dated September 17, 1952, at the moment of break with Sartre, Camus writes: ""Ever since I (thanks to you) became what is called an author, I have not ceased to be astonished by my brethren. Sometimes, it is true, in the sense of admiration. Today it is in another sense."" (Depuis que je suis devenu (en peu grâce à vous) ce qu'on apelle écrivain, je n'ai pas cessé d'être étonné par mes confrères. Parfois dans le sens de l'admiration, il est vrai. Aujourd'hui c'est dans un autre sens.).Paulhan was an early and active member of the French Resistance, director of the literary magazine Nouvelle Revue Française (NRF) (from 1925 to 1940 and again from 1946 to 1968) and a great translator of Malagasy poetry, which attracted the interest of the likes of Guillaume Apollinaire and Paul Éluard. He also wrote numerous works of literary criticism, ""The Flowers of Tarbes, or Terror in Literature"" (1941) probably being the most famous, and he wrote several autobiographical short stories. After the war, Paulhan he founded ""Cahiers de la Pléiade"", and in 1953 he re-launched NRF.Interestingly, especially in connection with Camus' famous essays in ""L'été"", which are devoted entirely to his beloved Algiers, Paulhan was loudly against independence for Algeria. He caused great controversy by opposing independence and supporting the French military during the Algerian War. This not only caused public problems for him, it also cost him on the personal front, as for instance Maurice Blanchot denounced him. The essays in ""L'été"" are devoted to Algiers and represent a very personal side of Camus, who provides a marvelous poetic and humorous picture of the provincial simplicities of Oran and Algiers. For many Camus-devotees, ""L'Été"" constitutes one of the most beloved works, as it gives the feel of a certain intimacy with the author that few of his other works does. ""In ""Return to Tipasa"", perhaps the most confessional essay in ""Summer"", which dates from a long trip to Algeria in December 1952, Camus issues his now famous testimony of survival - ""In the depths of winter, I finally learned that within me lay an invincible summer"" (Hawes: Camus, A Romance, 2009, pp. 181-82).‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 58192

‎BALLISTIC MANUSCRIPT, FRANCE.‎

‎Cours de Balistique.‎

‎Undated, Around 1820. 4to. (22 x 18 cm.). Contemp. hcalf. Gilt spines. Titlelabel with gilt lettering. A paperlabel pasted on lower part of spine. Title-page. I-X (Table des materières),186 pp. and 6 folded MS-plates in folio with 29 geometrical figures. Written in a fine small legible hand in brown ink in French. Many mathematical formulas describing different trajectories, loads, ammunition etc., discussing and correction the theories of Gregory, Poisson, Rumford, Robins, Bezout, Borda, Legendre etc. The MS does nor unveils the name of the author. Unprinted ?.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 58756

‎"NAGENS, C. R.‎

‎En kort Fremstilling af den Kongelige Sachsiske Armee. (i.e. English ""A Brief exposition of the Royal Saxon Army"") - [MANUSCRIPT ON THE ROYAL SAXON ARMY]‎

‎Helsingør, April 1857. Folio (325 x 195 mm). Manuscript in contemporary blue boards with white title-label with title in contemporary hand to top of front board. Stamp to verso of front board and first leaf. Fine and clean throughout. 32 ff.‎

‎Manuscript in Danish on the Royal Saxon Army.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 58776

‎"CAMUS, ALBERT.‎

‎L'Exil et le Royaume. nouvelles. - [PRESENTATION-COPY FOR HENRY HELL]‎

‎(Paris), Gallimard, (1957). Bound with the original printed wrappers in beautiful, elegant emerald green full morocco binding with gilt line-decoration in various heights and distances to boards and spine as well as vertical gilt lettering to spine. Top edge gilt. Binding signed A. Coutret. Wrapper a bit soiled, mostly the back wrapper. Otherwise very nice and clean. Paper evenly browned due to the paper quality. Gilt super ex-libris to inside of front board.‎

‎First edition, Service de Presse-copy (""S. P."" punctured to bottom of back wrapper) - with signed presentation-inscription for Henry Hell to half-title - of Camus' great collection of stories, which are considered among the best of his works. Together, these stoires cover the entire variety of existentialism - or absurdism. There is general consensus that the clearest manifestation of the ideals of Camus can be found in the present work. Henry Hell, a psudonym for José-Henri Lasry, was a law student in Algiers, where he met Camus and acted for the Théatre du Travail. He was a literary critic for several periodicals, and he reviewed sevearl of Camus' works. He is the author of ""Francis Poulenc, musicien francais"", and he later worked for a publishing house in Paris.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 58824

‎"NODIER, CHARLES - LETTER TO ALEXANDRE DUMAS.‎

‎Autograph letter signed ""Charles Nodier"" written out to his friend Alexandre Dumas ""Mon cher ami,...""‎

‎Undated, around 1836. 1 leaf 8vo. on light-blue paper. 16 lines and signed ""Tout á vous et de coeur/ Charles Nodier"" The letter seems to deal with Alexander Dumas' novel ""Voyages de Gabriel Payot"". On verso of the letter is transscribed in Nodier's hand ""Monsieur Alexandre Dumas,/ cour d'Orleans No 3./ Paris"". Marks after folding. Faint scattered brownspots.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 59408

‎"PRONY, (GASPARD CLAIR FRANCOIS RICHE de).‎

‎Mécanique Philosophique, ou Analyse Raisonnée des diverses parties de la Science de l'Équilibre et du Mouvement. - [FROM NAPOLEON'S LIBRARY]‎

‎Paris, Imprimerie de la République, an VIII [i.e. 1800]. 4to. Bound in a lovely full mottled calf binding with fine, gilt ornamental borders to boards, double gilt line-borders to all edges of boards and a richly gilt spine. Spine with gilt red leather title-label and with the gilt monogram of Joséphine and Napoléon - ""JB"" - to lower spine. Neatly rebacked. With a handwritten inscription for Napoleon to title-page ""Au Citoyen Bonaparte/ premier Consul de la République francaise/ De la part du Conseil [de]/ L'Ecole Polythechnique"", with a signature underneath and the stamp of the Ecole Polytechnique. The inscription is slighly cropped at the outer margin. A bit of brownspotting here and there. (4), VII, (1), 477, (3) pp.‎

‎First edition, original offprint from Journal Polytechnique, Tome III, Cahiers 7 & 8, of Prony's magnum opus ""Mécanique phlilosophique"". The three parts here are all that appeared, as the planned two parts announced on the verso of the extra title-page never appeared. A truly splendid copy from Napoleon's library, with the gilt monogram of him and Joséphine from the library at Malmaison and with a presentation-inscription for Napoléon, which is rare. Books from the library at Malmaison do occasionally appear on the market, although they are rare. They are usually taken to be mainly Joséphine's, as she spent more time there. This, however, is a rare exception. First, we know that Napoléon actually did spend time at Malmaison at the time that he was given the present volume, around 1800, second, it bears an inscription for him, which is rare, determining for a fact that this was one of his books, not Joséphine's. Together with the Tuileries, Malmaison was the French government's headquarters from 1800 to 1802, exactly the time that Napoleon will have been given the present book and incorporated it in his library. Many of the books at the Malmaison library were books on things like gardening that Joséphine cared a great deal about. These were clearly her books. And some of the books, like the present, were clearly those of Napoleon himself. Napoleon was a voracious reader and he spent much time in his library studying his books. He had a personal librarian, always travelled with books, and took pride in constructing portable libraries as well as the rooms for his own actual library. On 9 July 1800, he gave the commission for a study to be built in place of the three small rooms situated on the south corner pavilion of Malmaison. Fontaine removed the partition walls and commissioned the Jacob brothers to make the teak woodwork. On 18 September, Fontaine wrote: “Everything is now in place, and even though the First Consul found that the room looked like a church sacristy, he was nevertheless forced to admit that it would have been difficult to do better in such an unsuitable space”. The paintings of the great ancient and classical authors which surround Apollo and Minerva on the ceiling were probably executed by Lafitte. Napoleon had been an avid reader since he was quite young, and when he began studying at the École Militaire in Paris, he continued to read classics, literature, and philosophy, as he would throughout his life, but he also read more scientifically and strategically aimed books. “His appetite for reading books continued as he rose in power. In 1798, about to depart on the Egyptian campaign, he gave Bourrienne a list of books he wanted in his camp library. These included works in Sciences and Arts (e.g., Treatise on Fortifications), Geography and Travels (e.g., Cook’s Voyages), History (e.g., Thucydides, Frederick II), Poetry (e.g., Ossian, Tasso, Ariosto), Novels (e.g., Voltaire, Héloïse, Werther and 40 volumes of “English novels”), and Politics and Morals (the Bible, the Koran, the Vedas, etc.)” (Shannon Selin: Bonaparte the Book Worm), giving us a great insight into his preferences at the time. Prony, with his great Mechanical Philosophy, will have fallen perfectly amongst these great writers, when Napoleon returned to Malmaison, combining politics, science, and philosophy. It is not difficult to see how Napoleon will have been intrigued by mechanical philosophy, which is a form of natural philosophy that compares the universe to a large-scale mechanism. Mechanical philosophy is associated with the scientific revolution of Early Modern Europe, and one of the first expositions of universal mechanism is found in the opening passages of Hobbes’s Leviathan. Prony, in the present work, argues that mechanical principles in the practical arts themselves call for philosophical analysis. Baron Gaspard de Prony (1755-1839) was a French mathematician and engineer. He was educated at the Benedictine College at Toissei in Doubs. From there, he entered the École des Ponts et Chaussés in 1776, where he studied engineering until graduating in 1779. “In 1780 he became an engineer with the École des Ponts et Chaussés and after three years in a number of different regions of France he returned to the École des Ponts et Chaussés in Paris 1783. This was the same year he published his first major work in the Académie des Sciences on the forces on arches. Monge was impressed with this paper and realised that de Prony was someone of great potential. In 1785 de Prony visited England on a project to obtain an accurate measurement of the relative positions of the Greenwich Observatory and the Paris Observatory. Two years later he was promoted to inspector at the École des Ponts et Chaussés. Around this time he was involved with the work on the Louis XVI Bridge in Paris which is now called the Pont de la Concorde. Further promotion in 1790 was followed the next year by his being appointed Engineer-in-Chief of the École des Ponts et Chaussés. This promotion was as a result of the opening of the Louis XVI Bridge. Also around 1791 de Prony was working on geometry with Pierre Girard. Then in 1792, de Prony began a major task of producing logarithmic and trigonometric tables, the Cadastre. With the assistance of Legendre, Carnot and other mathematicians, and between 70 to 80 assistants, the work was undertaken over a period of years, being completed in 1801. […] In 1794 the École Centrale des Travaux Publics was founded by and was directed by Carnot and Monge. It was renamed the École Polytechnique in 1795 and de Prony was certainly one of the main lectures by this time. He is listed among the first teachers at the university […] In 1798 de Prony refused Napoleon's request that he join his army of invasion to Egypt. Fourier, Monge and Malus had agreed to be part of the expeditionary force and Napoleon was angry that de Prony would not come. It did mean that de Prony was to fail to receive the honours he deserved from Napoleon but de Prony's wife was a close friend of Joséphine and this probably saved de Prony from anything worse. In 1798 de Prony achieved his ambition of being appointed director of the École des Ponts et Chaussés. His desire for this post was almost certainly a main reason for his refusing to join Napoleon. As director he began producing a number of important texts on mathematical physics.” (From University of St. Andrews scientific biographies). The present book and its presentation to Napoleon comes from this time, linking the two even closer. After Napoleon was defeated, the reorganization in France included a reorganization of the École Polytechnique, which was closed during 1816. De Prony lost his position as professor there and was not part of the reorganization committee. However, as soon as the school reopened, de Prony was asked to be an examiner so he continued his connection yet only had to work one month per year.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 60104

‎HUYSMANS Joris-Karl.‎

‎La Bièvre. Avec vingt-trois dessins et un autographe de l'auteur [en fac-similé].‎

‎1 Broché, couverture imprimée rempliée de l'éditeur, quelques petites taches, intérieur en très bel état. 23 x 15,5 cm, 43-[2] p., illustrations in et hors-texte. Paris, L. Genonceaux, collection Les Vieux quartiers de Paris, 1890.‎

‎Première édition illustrée, après l'édition de 1886 parue à quelques exemplaires, cet exemplaire comporte en envoi autographe signé de Huysmans à la page de faux-titre. Les illustrations reproduisent une iconographie ancienne et des compositions de E. Tanguy, certaines originales. Bon etat‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 864

‎BOSMANS André.‎

‎Le socle de la nuit.‎

‎Verviers : Temps mêlés, 1959. Un volume 12,8x18,6cm broché de 33 pages. Frontispice de René Magritte. Édition originale tirée à 300 exemplaires numérotés sur Featherweight. Joint le prière d’insérer. Envoi autographe signé du poète paysan André Bosmans. Bon état.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 43444

‎CHAR (René).‎

‎Poèmes des deux années 1953-1954.‎

‎Paris : Guy Lévis Mano, 1955. Un volume broché (12,4x19,7 cm), 50 pages. Édition originale : un des 1450 exemplaire sur vélin Djebel avec un envoi de René Char : « Pour Mimi Roux toujours mimi, avec mon amitié affectueuse R.C. ». Jean et Simone Roux étaient des amis de René Char, et Marie-Louise Roux dite Mimi était leur fille. Bon état.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 43446

‎CLIFF (William) -‎

‎Journal d’un innocent. Poème.‎

‎Paris : Gallimard, 1996. Un volume broché (14x20,5 cm), 146 pages. Édition originale sur papier courant (pas de grand papier annoncé) avec un envoi autographe signé de William Cliff. Bon état.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 43455

‎HOCQUARD (Emmanuel).‎

‎Le Cap de Bonne-Espérance.‎

‎Paris : P.O.L., 1988. Un volume broché (11,8x18,5 cm), 57 pages. Illustré d’une photographie en couleur en frontispice. Édition originale avec un envoi autographe signé d’Emmanuel Hocquard adressé à Christian (Giudicelli). Bon état.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 43482

‎JOUVE Pierre Jean. (GALLIMARD Gaston).‎

‎Poésie I-IV. Les Noces, Sueur de sang, Matière céleste, Kyrie.‎

‎Paris : Mercure de France, 1964. Un volume in-12 broché (14,3x20,7 cm), 388 pages non rognées. Édition originale collective : un des quelques exemplaires marqués H.C. sur vélin pur fil Lafuma après 20 exemplaires numérotés sur le même papier. Bel envoi autographe signé et daté de 1964 de Pierre Jean Jouve adressé à Gaston Gallimard :«Il y a une vraie joie pour moi de revoir dans une forme superbe ces livres que nous avons faits jadis…» très bon état.‎

‎Joint 2 feuillets 21x27 cm dont un tapuscrit de novembre 1938 à en-tête des Editions de la Nouvelle Revue Française, signé Gaston Gallimard adressé au traducteur Dominique Drouin.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 43496

‎LAMBERT (Jean-Clarence).‎

‎Code.‎

‎Paris : Le Soleil Noir, 1967. Un volume broché (13x18,2 cm) sous couverture à rabats illustrée par Vasarely. Édition originale sur offset Arjomari avec un amusant envoi à Théodore Koenig : «Pour Phantodor de Theomas ces abus de langage Jean Clarence». Bon état.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 43500

‎LYSOHORSKY (Ondra).‎

‎Mais la vie est la plus forte.‎

‎Traduction et présentation de Pierre Garnier (32 pages). Paris : Éditions André Silvaire (Collection «Grands poètes étrangers»), 1963. Un volume broché (14,3x19,3 cm), 125 pages. Édition originale sur papier courant après 25 exemplaires numérotés avec un envoi autographe signé de Pierre Garnier : «À mon Ami Raoul Hausmann ce message de Tchécoslovaquie (Mais la vie est la plus forte) ce message de notre vieille terre - loin de nos préoccupations - et mes meilleures pensées, P. Garnier Mai 1963». Bon état.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 43502

‎MANDIARGUES (André Pieyre de).‎

‎L’Âge de craie. Suivi de Hedera. Premier cahier de poésie.‎

‎Paris : Gallimard, 1961. Un volume broché (11,8x18,5 cm), 99 pages. Édition originale : un des 55 exemplaires sur pur fil (après 20 Hollande) avec un envoi autographe d’André Pieyre de Mandiargues (nom du dédicataire effacé).‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 43509

‎MEENS (Dominique).‎

‎Aujourd’hui demain. Tentatives disparatistes.‎

‎Paris : P.O.L, 2007. Un volume broché (14x20,5 cm), 229 pages. Édition originale (sans grand papier annoncé) avec son prière d’insérer enrichi d’un envoi autographe signé de Dominique Meens à Pascale Casanova. Bon état.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 43514

‎NOËL (Bernard).‎

‎La peau et les mots.‎

‎Paris : Flammarion (Collection «Poésie»), 1972. Un volume broché (11,8x18,5 cm), 175 pages. Exemplaire du service de presse avec prière d’insérer et un envoi autographe signé de Bernard Noël : «à Monsieur Christian Giudicelli ce voyage vers l’inconscient physique à travers l’espace soulevé par la chute même des mots.respectueusement Bernard Noël.» Bon état.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 43522

‎SARNER (Eric).‎

‎Sugar.‎

‎Creil : Édition Dumerchez, 2001. Un volume broché (14,6x22 cm) sous couverture illustrée d’une vignette d’Eduardo Arroyo, 82 pages. Édition originale sur papier courant avec un envoi autographe signé et une lettre autographe signée recto-verso d’Eric Sarner sur papier à en-tête de la revue Le Dernier salon, adressée à la critique littéraire Pascale Casanova. Bon état.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 43549

‎TORTEL (Jean).‎

‎Relations.‎

‎Paris : Gallimard, 1968. Un volume 14x20,5cm broché sous couverture rempliée, 122 pages sur bouffant, numéroté. Édition originale avec un envoi autographe signé adressé à Geneviève et Maurice de Gandillac. Bon état.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 43555

‎MALLET (Robert) -‎

‎Presqu'iles presqu'amours -‎

‎Paris : Gallimard, 1986 - in-8 broché sous couverture grise à rabats - 123 pages - Edition originale : 1/1500 exemplaires numérotés sur bouffant alfa Calypso - bel envoi autographe signé de l'auteur adressé à René Huyghe - très bon état -‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 7134