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three children ' s books are sitting on a table next to each otheran open book with a picture of a parasol on itan open book with a picture of penguins on itan old red book with a picture of a man and a dog on itan open book with a picture of a man in a boata red book with a picture of two men on itan old red book sitting on top of a table next to a white wallan open book with a picture of a woman on itan open book with a picture of mushrooms on itan open book with a picture of a man sitting on a bench
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232 - ENFANTINA, 3 volumes:
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Estimate €20 - €40
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Description
ENFANTINA, 3 volumes: - LENSIA (Jenny). A Heroine of the Ocean. Paris, Société Française d’Imprimerie et de Librairie, (circa 1920), in-4, 319 pp. – vignette and full-page illustrations. Publisher’s red cloth binding, historical plate on the cover, printed in three colours, depicting a fire on board a steamer, gilt edges. - The design on the cover is slightly faded. - DESBEAUX (Emile). The Whys and Wherefores of Mademoiselle Suzanne. Paris, Ducrocq, (late 19th century), in-4 (22 x 26.5 cm), XVI pp. - 480 pages – numerous black-and-white illustrations, either as separate plates included in the pagination or as vignettes. Publisher’s red cloth binding, front cover with decorative design, decorated spine, gilt edges. - Minor imperfections to the binding; paper slightly and evenly yellowed. - DEFOE (Daniel). Robinson Crusoe. Illustrations by Fraipont. A children’s edition preceded by an introduction by M. L. Tarsot. Paris, Laurens, (1928), in-4, 2ff.-IIIpp.-140pp.- numerous illustrations by Fraipont within the text, some in three-colour printing. Publisher’s hardback, illustrated in colour. – Paper very slightly and evenly yellowed; hardback in good condition, with no defects or damage.
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About the sale ANTIQUE AND MODERN BOOKS at 11.00 am and 2.00 pm
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Auction time 10/29/2026 at 11:00 AM
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