L'ENCLOS No. 1, April 1895-No. 36 / 37, January-February 1899. No. 19 is a duplicate. Paris, Directors: Franck Vincent, Henri Salmon, Secretary: Louis Lumet. Texts by Jean Baffier, Karl Brunnemann, Léon Frapié, René Ghil, Lucien Jean, Albert Lantoine, Hugues Lapaire, Louis Lumet, Charles Marx, Fernand Pelloutier, Charles-Louis Philippe, J.-G. Prodhomme, Léon Riotor. Complete collection. 37 numbers in 32 issues in 2 in-12 bound volumes (covers preserved). Fragile copies (acid paper). Handwritten notes by Vasseur (8 ff.). Enclosed: - Portrait of Charles-Louis Philippe by Ch. Guérin, taken from No. 14 (February 15, 1910) of La NRF devoted to Charles-Louis Philippe; - Portrait of Fernand Pelloutier (cover of the fascicule Portraits d'hier, October 1909); - 1 L.D.S. from Monique Kuntz (Bibliothèque de la ville de Vichy) to André Vasseur (May 18, 1973); - 1 article by Jean Gaulmier: "Notes sur les poèmes inédits de Charles-Louis Philippe" (two of the poems mentioned appeared in L'Enclos); - 1 booklet by Gustave Geffroy: "Musée du soir" (mentioned in L'Enclos); - 1 portrait by Gustave Geffroy; - 1 article by Roger Giron on Fernand Pelloutier (Le Figaro, January 24, 1968). A small libertarian-inspired magazine, fighting for "the emancipation of the people by themselves", also fighting for the artistic education of the people, it was distributed free of charge and subsisted only on the financial support of a few readers. Very rare complete set.