MORAND (Paul). Set of 15 books: - L'INNOCENTE À PARIS OU LA JOLIE FILLE DE PERTH. - DE LA VITESSE. - AURORE OU LA SAUVAGE. Paris, 1927-1929 and 1919. - 3 texts in an in-8 volume, modern gray cloth boards. Reunion of 3 texts in pre-original editions, excerpted from the "Revue européenne" for the first and the "Nouvelle Revue française" for the other two. - DE LA VITESSE. Paris: Kra, [1929]. - In-12, paperback, filled cover, modern slipcase. First edition. One of 200 copies on Hollande paper, at full margins. Witnesses slightly browned in places. - CARIBBEAN WINTER. Documentary. Paris : Ernest Flammarion, [1929]. - In-12, dark green half-maroquin with stripes, smooth spine, gilt head, untrimmed, cover and spine preserved, slipcase (Alix). First edition. Exemplaires hors commerce sur Hollande, published in addition to the 175 copies on this paper announced in the justification. - CONSEIL POUR VOYAGER SANS ARGENT. Paris: Émile Hazan et Cie, [1930]. - In-12, paperback, lined cover. First edition. One of 1,500 copies on vellum, with a Hazan advertising leaflet. - PAPIERS D'IDENTITÉ. Paris : Bernard Grasset, [1931]. - In-4, paperback, filled cover, double cover, publisher's folder and slipcase. First edition. One of 110 copies reprinted in the in-4 tellière format on Arches vellum. - ROUTE DE PARIS À LA MÉDITERRANÉE. Paris: Firmin-Didot et Cie, 1931. - In-4, paperback, illustrated dust jacket. First edition of this text by Paul Morand, commenting on 95 black photographs reproduced in heliogravure, including one on a double page, by Germaine Krull, Henry Ely, Detaille, Michaud, Blanc et Demilly, Kertesz, etc. Copy on publisher's paper, complete with dust jacket. - LONDON. Paris: La Palatine, Librairie Plon, 1933. - In-12, black half-chagrin, spine ribbed, untrimmed, cover preserved (modern binding). First edition. One of 253 copies on Lafuma paper. Includes a postcard of Big Ben in London. - MES DÉBUTS. Paris : Denoël et Steele, [1933]. - In-16, dark blue half-chagrin, smooth spine, untrimmed, cover preserved (modern binding). First edition. One of 800 copies on Lafuma. The title and cover include the label for reissue to Denoël & Steele. Cover blemishes and foxing. - JE BRÛLE MOSCOU. Paris : Flammarion, [1934]. - In-16, paperback, modern slipcase. Original edition not printed on large paper. - LEARNING TO REST. Paris : Flammarion, [1937]. - In-12, stapled. Original edition not printed on large paper. Attached insert pasted to the inside edge of the title leaf. - L'EUROPE RUSSE annoncée par Dostoïevsky. Geneva: Pierre Cailler, 1948. - In-12, paperback, modern slipcase. First edition. One of 1,000 copies on vellum-primed buff paper. - LE LION ÉCARLATE preceded by La Fin de Byzance and Isabeau de Bavière. Théâtre. Paris : Gallimard, [1959]. - In-8, Bradel-style marbled paper boards, smooth spine, speckled head, untrimmed, cover and spine preserved, slipcase (Montecot). Second edition. Copy of the current edition. - LE NOUVEAU LONDRES followed by Londres 1933. Revised and corrected edition. Photographs by Tony Armstrong-Jones. Paris: Plon, [1962]. - In-8, publisher's boards, in green printed dust jacket. Very well preserved copy, complete with errata page. - ARTISTS WITHOUT LIES. From Callot to Foujita. Foreword by Michel Déon. Lausanne: La bibliothèque des arts, [1996]. - In-16, orange half-maroquin à la Bradel, smooth spine, red head, untrimmed, cover and spine preserved (modern binding). - PARIS. Engravings by Dunoyer de Segonzac. Lausanne : La bibliothèque des arts, [1997]. - In-16, paperback, filled cover, slipcase. Uncut copy, perfectly preserved. The engravings by Dunoyer de Segonzac are reproductions.