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Enchères Dinan

501 - 6 volumes from the Pléiade library, comprising:
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Estimate €30 - €60
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Description
6 volumes from the Pléiade library, comprising: - André Malraux, *Le miroir des limbes*, published by Gallimard in 1976, printed on the Mame presses in Tours. Bound by Babouot in Paris. With cardboard binding. - Queneau, *Album Queneau*, published by Gallimard in 2002, printed on the I.M.E. presses and printed on 100-gram Chromomat paper from the Prioux paper mill. Bound in full leather gilded with 23-carat fine gold by Babouot in Lagny. With its cardboard slipcase. - Spanish Picaresque Novels: “Mateo Alemán and Francisco de Quevedo”, published by Gallimard in 1968, printed in France. With its original slipcase. - Jonathan Swift, “Works”, published by Gallimard in 1965, printed in Belgium. - Taoist Philosophers: “Lao-Tzu, Chuang Tzu, Lie Tzu”, published by Gallimard in 1985, printed on the Tardy Quercy presses in Bourges. Bound in full leather gilded with 23-carat fine gold by Babouot in Lagny. With its original cardboard slipcase. - *The Qur’an*, with a preface by J. Grosjean, translation and notes by D. Masson, published by Gallimard in 1976 and printed on the Daramatière presses in Dijon. Bound by Babouot in Paris. All in good condition.
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About the sale Stamps, philatelic documents and literature, traditional auction, jewellery, silver coins and miscellaneous items
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Auction time 10/10/2026 at 10:00 AM
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