[Paris: Chez Marcel Sautier, 1966]. Small quarto (25.5 x 17.5 cm). Loose gatherings, laid into printed wrappers. Fine in board chemise and slipcase. First edition in this format. Illustrated with five original full-page (and one double- page) etchings by Zadkine. One of 175 numbered copies printed on Grand Papier d'Auvergne.....

Amsterdam, et se trouve à Paris, Rue et Hotel Serpente, 1787- 89 [and:] Paris: Chez Cuchet, 1789. Thirty-nine volumes. Octavo. Uniformly bound in contemporary black calf, spines heavily gilt, contrasting red and orange gilt lettering pieces, with gilt crests and bookplates of Cumming Gordon of Alytr. Seventy-six engraved plates plus.....

Paris: Librairie d’Amyot, 1847. 371pp. Large octavo. Quarter red morocco and decorated boards, t.e.g. Very minor foxing, otherwise about fine. First (and only) edition. With an authorial presentation inscription across the upper portion of the half-title. OCLC/Worldcat locates only the BN copy of this collection, but there ascribes it to.....

Paris: Georges Crès et Cie / Les Maitres du Livre, 1922. Two volumes. Printed wrappers. Color woodcut frontispieces by Fernand Siméon. One of 1850 numbered sets on Rives, from a total edition of 1955. Near fine, unopened.

Paris: A. Lemerre, [ nd]. 353pp. Small octavo. Three quarter blue morocco, gilt extra, t.e.g. Undated reprinting of the 1890 collective edition. Private ownership blindstamp, else a nice copy.

Paris: G. de Gonet [et al]...[&] a Leipzig: Chez Charles Twietmeyer, [1850]. Two volumes. [4],316pp. plus frontis and fifteen plates; [2],300pp. plus frontis and fifteen plates. Large octavo (27.5 x 18.7cm). Very handsome 20th century half tan morocco, raised bands, ruled in blind, lettered in gilt, and marbled boards, t.e.g......

Paris: Imp. Lemercier [for:] Librairie Nouvelle, [nd. but ca. 1850s]. 19 plates and 18 plates. Loose sheets. Images, including captions, ca. 27 x 18.5 cm. Margins vary. Some creasing to the larger margins, two plates exhibit foxing and a couple more show some slight marginal tanning, otherwise very good or.....

Paris. Mai 1951. Whole number 2 (of 6 published?). Oblong octavo. Pictorial wrappers. Stills and illustrations. White wrappers very slightly foxed, but a very good copy, with the prospectus laid in. Edited by Robert Benayoun, et al. The first issue appeared in March, and OCLC suggests that the sixth issue.....

Paris: Transition Press, January 1950. Whole number four (of six published). Pictorial wrappers. Text block browned, as usual, short snag at crown of upper joint, but a good c. Edited by Georges Duthuit, with an advisory board including Char, Bataille, Gilbert, Jolas, Sartre, et al. An important venue for the.....

[ Paris]: Gallimard, [ 1968]. Stiff printed wrappers, printed bellyband. First edition, trade issue (after 65 copies on vélin). The fourth volume, and the first devoted to drama. Poet/translator Cid Corman's copy, with his 1970 ownership inscription. Light foxing to wrappers (most noticeable to the spine panel), otherwise very good.....

Paris: Traveller's Companion Series / The Olympia Press, [July 1959]. Printed wrappers. Some rubbing to extremities, price on lower wrapper faintly written over; a good copy. Foreword by Jean-Paul Sartre, translated by Bernard Frechtman. A later printing of the TC edition (#78), with black border on title, and priced 18.....

Amsterdam: Chez J.H. Schneider, 1764. viii,9-60pp. Small octavo. Contemporary mottled calf, spine gilt extra. Ornamented headpieces and initials. Early gift inscription across top margin of preliminary blank, else a crisp, attractive copy. An uncommon Amsterdam printing of the anonymous translation into French published by the Brothers Jacquemart, in Selan, the.....

New York & London: Knopf, 1930. Three-piece cloth, lettered in red, stamped in blind. Spine somewhat darkened and rubbed, tiny early ink name on free endsheet, otherwise a good, sound, internally near fine copy. First US edition of Dorothy Bussy's translation of Gide's fiction masterpiece, present in a copy well-suited.....