[LOUIS XIV].
Ordinance of Louis XIV... All the edicts and declarations concerning the reform of Justice. Of the month of August 1669. Paris: at the Partners chosen by order of his Majesty for the printing of his new ordinances, 1670.
[Followed by]: Ordinance of Louis XIV... For criminal matters. Given in Saint-Germain en Laye in the month of August 1670, Paris: at the offices of the Associates chosen by order of His Majesty for the printing of his new ordinances, 1670.
[And of] : Ordinances of Louis XIV... Given in Saint Germain en Laye in March 1673. 
Paris : chez les Associés choisis par ordre de sa Majesté pour l'impression de ses nouvelles ordonnances, 1681. - 3 works in one volume in-32, jansenist red morocco, spine ribbed, red morocco lining decorated with a large gilt border, gilt edges (late 17th century binding).

Collection of ordinances taken by Louis XIV on justice, criminal matters and merchants' trade, printed in pocket format.

Copy of which the three works have been set and bound together in a late 17th century morocco binding.

Copy without the table of contents at the end of the second order and without the leaves A1 and A2 in the third. There is a contemporary signature at the bottom of page 1 of the first two ordinances, also found on other copies, apparently intended to authenticate the edition.

Minor rubbing to the spines and corners, otherwise a very well preserved copy.
Timed Tuesday 24 January 2023・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 61

[LOUIS XIV]. Ordinance of Louis XIV... All the edicts and declarations concerning the reform of Justice. Of the month of August 1669. Paris: at the Partners chosen by order of his Majesty for the printing of his new ordinances, 1670. [Followed by]: Ordinance of Louis XIV... For criminal matters. Given in Saint-Germain en Laye in the month of August 1670, Paris: at the offices of the Associates chosen by order of His Majesty for the printing of his new ordinances, 1670. [And of] : Ordinances of Louis XIV... Given in Saint Germain en Laye in March 1673. Paris : chez les Associés choisis par ordre de sa Majesté pour l'impression de ses nouvelles ordonnances, 1681. - 3 works in one volume in-32, jansenist red morocco, spine ribbed, red morocco lining decorated with a large gilt border, gilt edges (late 17th century binding). Collection of ordinances taken by Louis XIV on justice, criminal matters and merchants' trade, printed in pocket format. Copy of which the three works have been set and bound together in a late 17th century morocco binding. Copy without the table of contents at the end of the second order and without the leaves A1 and A2 in the third. There is a contemporary signature at the bottom of page 1 of the first two ordinances, also found on other copies, apparently intended to authenticate the edition. Minor rubbing to the spines and corners, otherwise a very well preserved copy.

Estimate
€300 - €400
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Not sold
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25%
[LOUIS XIV]. Ordinance of Louis XIV... All the edicts and declarations concerning the reform of Justice. Of the month of August 1669. Paris: at the Partners chosen by order of his Majesty for the printing of his new ordinances, 1670. [Followed by]: Ordinance of Louis XIV... For criminal matters. Given in Saint-Germain en Laye in the month of August 1670, Paris: at the offices of the Associates chosen by order of His Majesty for the printing of his new ordinances, 1670. [And of] : Ordinances of Louis XIV... Given in Saint Germain en Laye in March 1673. Paris : chez les Associés choisis par ordre de sa Majesté pour l'impression de ses nouvelles ordonnances, 1681. - 3 works in one volume in-32, jansenist red morocco, spine ribbed, red morocco lining decorated with a large gilt border, gilt edges (late 17th century binding). Collection of ordinances taken by Louis XIV on justice, criminal matters and merchants' trade, printed in pocket format. Copy of which the three works have been set and bound together in a late 17th century morocco binding. Copy without the table of contents at the end of the second order and without the leaves A1 and A2 in the third. There is a contemporary signature at the bottom of page 1 of the first two ordinances, also found on other copies, apparently intended to authenticate the edition. Minor rubbing to the spines and corners, otherwise a very well preserved copy.
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