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a lot of books that are sitting on a shelfseveral books sitting on top of a table next to each other
Daguerre Savoie

133 - (Printing) – 6 volumes.
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(Printing) – 6 volumes. BERNARD (Auguste). Geoffroy Tory, painter and engraver, first royal printer, reformer of spelling and typography under Francis I. Second, completely revised edition. Paris, Tross, 1865 (Reprinted by B. de Graaf, 1963). In-8, publisher’s cloth binding. Biography, bibliography, illustrations, appendix. Illustrations in the text. - ROUDAUT (François). The Book in the 16th Century. Elements of Material Bibliology and History. Paris, Champion, 2003. 8vo, publisher’s binding. 206 pp. - NODIER (Charles). Critiques of Printing by Doctor Neophobus. Texts selected and annotated by Didier Barrière. Paris, Éditions des Cendres, 1992. 8vo, 160 pp, colour plates, paperback. A collection of essays on the themes of printing, typefounding, bookbinding and lithography. Coat-of-arms ex-libris ‘Jacques Beaupain’ on the inside front cover. - CLAIR (Colin). Historia de la Imprenta en Europa. Madrid, 1998. 8vo, 678 pp, illustrations, publisher’s hardback, with illustrated dust jacket. - LECHÊNE (Robert). From Gutenberg’s Printing Press to the Electron. Preface by Julien Cain. Paris, La Farandole, 1972. Square quarto, 206 pp, [1 f], grey cloth bound by the publisher, with dust jacket. A richly illustrated history of an art form dating back more than half a millennium that is now disappearing. - DALBANNE (C.) & Eugénie DROZ. Printing in Vienne in the Dauphiné in the 15th Century. Paris, 1930. (Reprint, 1977). In-4, 335 pp, plates, publisher’s binding. From the collection ‘Typographical Documents of the 15th Century’.
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About the sale In preparation – The Jean-Paul Delon Bookshop Collection, Part I (Bibliography – Scholarship – Bibliophilia)
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Auction time 10/05/2026 at 2:00 PM
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