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Daguerre Val de Loire

208 - [Manette]. Set of books comprising:
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Estimate €20 - €40
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[Manette]. Set of books comprising: - CINGRIA (Charles-Albert) and MONNIER (Paul). A Journey along the Upper Rhône, or the Julienne and Wild Garlic. Published in Fribourg by Egloff, 1944. Printed on antique hand-made paper, tinted and bearing the Tosan watermark, numbered 343 (out of 1,000 copies). Signed by the authors and the publisher. -LA BRUYERES. Characters or Manners of This Century. With annotations by Georges Pellissier. Paris: Armand Colin, 1897. -SAINT-PAUL (Anthyme). A Monumental History of France. In Paris, published by Librairie Hachette, 1883. -LOUSSOT (Jean de). A French Family in Oceania. In Abbeville, published by C. Paillart, undated. -FIGUIER (Louis). Primitive Man. An illustrated work featuring 40 scenes from the life of primitive man, drawn by Émile Bayard. Published in Paris by Hachette, 1876. -MEGRET (Hélène) and MINDER (Robert). Alsace. Cover by Berthold Mahn, illustrated with 205 photogravures. Mulhouse: Braun & Co., 1958. -LESAFFRE (Robert). Understanding and Using Racehorses. Published in Paris by Crepin-Leblond, 1964. -FELLENS (J.-B.) and DUFOUR (L.-P.). The Echo of Serialised Stories, a collection of short stories, legends, anecdotes, episodes, etc. Extracts from the contemporary press. Published in Paris by the publishers on Rue Saint-Thomas-du-Louvre, in 1844. -GRIMAL (Pierre). In the Footsteps of the Caesars. Photographs by Frédérique Duran. Published by Hachette, 1955. -Art – From its Origins to the Present Day. Published by Larousse.
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Auction time 09/24/2026 at 2:00 PM
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