CHRONICLE OF FRENCH LETTERS
Volume I: No. 1, January-February 1923-No. 6, November-December 1923; Volume II: No. 7, January-February 1924-No. 12, November-December 1924; Volume III: No. 13, January-February 1925-No. 18, November-December 1925; Volume IV: n° 19, January-February 1926-n° 23 / 24, September-December 1926 ; Tome V : n° 25, January-February 1927-n° 29 / 30, September-December 1927 ; Tome VI : n° 31, January-February 1928-n° 36, November-December 1928 ; Tome VII : n° 37-n° 40 / 42, July-December 1929. Paris, H. Floury, Éditeur, then Édouard Champion Lyon, Henri Lardanchet, Éditeur, Directeur : Joseph Place, Comité de patronage : Maurice Barrès, Edmond Jaloux, Maurice Maeterlinck, Charles Maurras, Pierre de Nolhac. Texts by Claude Aveline, Edmond Estève, Valery Larbaud, Édouard Maynial, Joseph Place, Henri Pourrat, Jacques Rivière, Saint-Hilaire, Paul Valéry, etc. Complete collection in 42 issues: 36 issues in 34 deliveries in 6 vol. in-8 stapled + 6 issues in 4 deliveries in-8 stapled. Several letters from Horizons de France, Imprimerie G. de Bussac and M. Place (1964-1965) concerning the magazine and the nume'ros that A. Vasseur was looking for. Vasseur was looking for. The collection is an invaluable documentation and working tool. Nos. 38 to 42 are rare (many of these nume'ros were stored in Vichy during the war). The volumes are bound in publisher's brochures.
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Lot no. 299

CHRONICLE OF FRENCH LETTERS Volume I: No. 1, January-February 1923-No. 6, November-December 1923; Volume II: No. 7, January-February 1924-No. 12, November-December 1924; Volume III: No. 13, January-February 1925-No. 18, November-December 1925; Volume IV: n° 19, January-February 1926-n° 23 / 24, September-December 1926 ; Tome V : n° 25, January-February 1927-n° 29 / 30, September-December 1927 ; Tome VI : n° 31, January-February 1928-n° 36, November-December 1928 ; Tome VII : n° 37-n° 40 / 42, July-December 1929. Paris, H. Floury, Éditeur, then Édouard Champion Lyon, Henri Lardanchet, Éditeur, Directeur : Joseph Place, Comité de patronage : Maurice Barrès, Edmond Jaloux, Maurice Maeterlinck, Charles Maurras, Pierre de Nolhac. Texts by Claude Aveline, Edmond Estève, Valery Larbaud, Édouard Maynial, Joseph Place, Henri Pourrat, Jacques Rivière, Saint-Hilaire, Paul Valéry, etc. Complete collection in 42 issues: 36 issues in 34 deliveries in 6 vol. in-8 stapled + 6 issues in 4 deliveries in-8 stapled. Several letters from Horizons de France, Imprimerie G. de Bussac and M. Place (1964-1965) concerning the magazine and the nume'ros that A. Vasseur was looking for. Vasseur was looking for. The collection is an invaluable documentation and working tool. Nos. 38 to 42 are rare (many of these nume'ros were stored in Vichy during the war). The volumes are bound in publisher's brochures.

Estimate
€150 - €250
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€120
Buyer's premium
25%
CHRONICLE OF FRENCH LETTERS Volume I: No. 1, January-February 1923-No. 6, November-December 1923; Volume II: No. 7, January-February 1924-No. 12, November-December 1924; Volume III: No. 13, January-February 1925-No. 18, November-December 1925; Volume IV: n° 19, January-February 1926-n° 23 / 24, September-December 1926 ; Tome V : n° 25, January-February 1927-n° 29 / 30, September-December 1927 ; Tome VI : n° 31, January-February 1928-n° 36, November-December 1928 ; Tome VII : n° 37-n° 40 / 42, July-December 1929. Paris, H. Floury, Éditeur, then Édouard Champion Lyon, Henri Lardanchet, Éditeur, Directeur : Joseph Place, Comité de patronage : Maurice Barrès, Edmond Jaloux, Maurice Maeterlinck, Charles Maurras, Pierre de Nolhac. Texts by Claude Aveline, Edmond Estève, Valery Larbaud, Édouard Maynial, Joseph Place, Henri Pourrat, Jacques Rivière, Saint-Hilaire, Paul Valéry, etc. Complete collection in 42 issues: 36 issues in 34 deliveries in 6 vol. in-8 stapled + 6 issues in 4 deliveries in-8 stapled. Several letters from Horizons de France, Imprimerie G. de Bussac and M. Place (1964-1965) concerning the magazine and the nume'ros that A. Vasseur was looking for. Vasseur was looking for. The collection is an invaluable documentation and working tool. Nos. 38 to 42 are rare (many of these nume'ros were stored in Vichy during the war). The volumes are bound in publisher's brochures.