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[MISCELLANEOUS]. Set of 15 autographed works: - BERNSTEIN (Henry). L'Assaut. A play in three acts first performed at the Théâtre du Gymnase on February 2, 1912. Paris : Librairie Charpentier et Fasquelle, 1912. - In-12, paperback. E.O. Copy of the current edition. Envoi from the author to the playwright Robert Trébor (1879-1942): " to Trébor // cordially // Henry Bernstein." Soiling and tears to cover. Browned and fragile leaves. - BIBESCO (Marthe Lucie Lahovary, princess). Les Huit paradis. Paris : Bernard Grasset, 1925. - In-16, blue half-maroquin with corners, gilt filets, spine decorated, gilt head, untrimmed, cover and spine kept (binding of the time). O.E. 1/14 copies on japan, this one being one of the 4 out of trade. To Henry de Jouvenel // this trip that I have redone // with him, for the best // to do // Marthe. Nice copy despite the faded spine. - COCTEAU (Jean). Carte Blanche. Articles published in Paris-midi from March 31 to August 11, 1919. Paris : La Sirène, 1920. - In-16, paperback, filled cover. E.O. 1/1945 copies on alfa paper bouffant of Scotland (n° 434). Envoi from the author to Mr. and Mrs. Jean Hugo : " For // my Zugos // their friend // Jean // 1920." Scattered foxing. - DONNAY (Maurice). Des souvenirs... Paris : Arthème Fayard et Cie, [1933]. - In-12, paperback. E.O. printed on superior esparto of Papeteries Outhenin-Chalandre. Sent by the author : " to Paul Valéry // his friend // Maurice Donnay. " - DYSSORD (Jacques). Tropes. Paris : Les Amis d'Édouard, [1924]. - In-16, paperback, filled cover.E.O. printed at 200 copies out of trade. 1/196 on Arches (n° 144). Letter from the author to the actress Sarah Rafale, accompanied by a naive self-portrait : " to Sarah Rafale // to whom one does not tell // - without some displeasure // devoutly : // Jacques Dyssord // Gournay s/ Marne // April 26, 1925 // Epitaph of the author by himself // Here lies who was unfortunate // Did not know how to find the right way // And who - by delaying his watch - // Thought of postponing Destiny... // JD. " - GARÇON (Maurice). In margin of the cognomology. An onomastic trial 18 July 1941. S.l., s.d. - In-16, paperback. E.O. printed at 150 copies out of trade (n° 13). Sent by the author : " To Mac Orlan // to warn him when he // will baptize his characters // amicably // Maurice Garçon." - GÉRALDY (Paul). Toi et moi. Paris : Stock, [1940]. - In-12, paperback. New edition. Letter from the author: "For Madame Godard, // my youth, with // the compliments, the // memory and the tributes // of Paul Géraldy." Cover soiled. - GUTH (Paul). Memories of a naive. Paris : Pierre Horay, [1953]. - In-8, paperback. E.O. Copy on edition paper. Envoi of the author : " For Pierre Humbourg // very cordially // P. Guth. " - JOUHANDEAU (Marcel). Reflections on life and happiness. Paris : Gallimard, [1958]. - In-12, paperback.Second edition. Sent by the author : " For Odette Duchâteau // with my // best feelings // Marcel jouhandeau // 6 April 54." Stained cover. - JULLIEN DU BREUIL (André). Prudence. Paris : Simon Kra, 1927. - In-12, paperback, filled cover.Rare E.O. 1/10 first copies on Hollande (n° 7). Mail from Marcel Jouhandeau to the publisher Marcel Sautier : " For Marcel Sautier. // André ! I have two // marvelous photographs of him. One only // sees the emaciated face // here, there fuller. // The second one makes one think // of Dorian Gray, // but why Cocteau, // looking at the first one, // said: - it is // a figure of a Hunchback. // I have not known anyone more // upright. // Friend. // Marcel // 4 Feb. 58." Attached a copy of another mailing from Jouhandeau on this book giving details of the work. - MASSON (Frédéric). Napoleon and women. I. L'Amour. Paris : Paul Ollendorff, 1894. - In-8, dark green half-maroquin with corners, spine ribbed, crowned figure gilt on the last box, gilt head, untrimmed (period binding). O.E. 1/10 copies on Honnade paper (n° 9). First volume only. Envoi from the author : " To Louise de Malakoff // her friend // Frédéric Masson ". Nice copy. - MONDOR (Henri). Paul Lecène. Paris : Masson & Cie, 1931. - In-16, paperback, filled cover. E.O. To Raymond Gallimard: "To Mr. Raymond Gallimard // Editor of the best // this humble, severe, but affectionate // message (?) // H. Mondor." - ROCHEFORT (Henri). Les Signes du temps. Paris : Victor-Havard, 1886. - In-18, red half-maroquin with corners, spine decorated, gilt head, not trimmed, cover and spine kept (Ad. Lavaux). E.O. Copy on Hollande paper. Letter from the author to the journalist Horace Ayraud-Degeorge (1850-1922): " to my excellent // collaborator and // friend Ayraud-Degeorge // Henri Rochefort." Rubbing to spine and corners. - ROSTAND (Maurice). L'Homme que j'ai tué. Paris : Flammarion, [1925]. - In-12, paperback. E.O. Copy of the edition paper. Sent by the author : " To // Jean Richepin // with my
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