Laboureur, J. E. - Larbaud, Valery. 200 chambres. 200 salles de Bains. With 10 original copper engravings by J. E. Laboureur and 1 extra suite. The Hague, J. Gondrexon, (1927). Gr.-8°. 42 pp., [2] ll. Private half morocco with 2 gilt-stamped spine labels and gilt date, gilt head edges, and bound in original bookplate. Laboureur, livres illustrés, No. 341. - One of 250 num. copies on vergé de Hollande (GA 356). With the numbered suite, one of only 10 copies, "pour les Amis de Jean Gondrexon" on "papier Van Gelder Cream Wove". Signed by the illustrator in the printer's note. - Untrimmed on both sides. - Paper slightly browned. 1 plate of the suite with larger dampstain in the white margin. - On the flyleaf autograph inscription with the illustrator's name to "Aude-François".

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