CIVIL HAIR In principle, a weekly magazine for the reserves of the inactive army, then a weekly magazine for some of the more or less hairy immobilized. No. 1, April 2, 1915-No. 15, July 15, 1915. Paris, Editor-in-Chief, Leader, Chief of Echoes, Military Criticism and Manager: Tristan Bernard. Signed autograph letter from Tristan Bernard on the cover of No. 1. Complete collection. 15 issues in 15 deliveries in 1 vol. in-12 bound (covers preserved). Handwritten notes by Vasseur (1 f.). Rare. Gazette founded and written entirely by Tristan Bernard for the entertainment of poilus at the front and civilians in the rear. The cover of issue no. 13 reads: "Open with care (Journal d'idées). "