[CRÉPINEAU (Jacques)]. Set of various works dedicated to Jacques Crépineau: - BAUËR (Gérard). Dix rendez-vous avec Paris. Paris: Vialetay, 1955. - In-folio, fawn half-basin with corners, spine gilt, untrimmed, cover and spine kept (Kama Rok). First edition printed at 1350 copies on white vellum, illustrated with 10 watercolours outside the text by G. Barret, reproduced by Duval. One of the 100 copies of collaborators (n° 1294), enriched with this letter from the author on the false title : To Mr. Jacques Crépineau, // who knows how to choose his // appointments with Paris // Gérard Bauër // 1966Hinge of the first plate partly cracked, rubbing and spotting . - BRETON (Guy). Histoires d'Amour de l'Histoire de France. Paris: Éditions Noir et Blanc, [1961-1965]. - 10 volumes in-8, 7 bound in half red morocco, gilt head, untrimmed, cover and spine preserved, 2 in publisher's cardboard with illustrated dust jacket and one paperback with illustrated dust jacket, these last 3 volumes in a red morocco spine slipcase (Ateliers Laurenchet). Complete set of 10 volumes containing several hundred stories or love stories from Clovis to Gambetta, written by the writer, journalist and radio man Guy Breton (1919-2008). The volumes were published regularly and successfully from 1954 to 1965. copy including volumes 1, 3, 4, 6 and 7 in 1961 (1 and 3), 1960 (4) and 1962 (6, 7) reprints, and the second, fifth, eighth, ninth and tenth in original edition . The first 7 are among the 200 on Johannot vellum. Copy including these 8 superb letters from the author addressed to Jacques Crépineau: For my friend // Jacques Crépineau // these // HISTOIRES D'AMOUR DE L'HISTOIRE DE FRANCE // where he will find the story // of the first Great Charles, // - the one who organized the // first O.A.S. , that is to say // the anti-Saracenic organization... // Very kindly // Guy Breton (volume 1) For Jacques Crépineau // these // LOVE STORIES OF THE HISTORY OF FRANCE // which will show him // that the sovereigns // who enjoyed bedding down were not // all lazy kings ... // Very kindly // Guy Breton (volume 2) // For my friend // Jacques Crépineau // these // LOVE STORIES OF THE HISTORY OF FRANCE // which will show him // that the ladies of the // Renaissance made // love with a // naivety that does not know // Paul Guth ... // Very kindly // Guy Breton (volume 3) For Jacques Crépineau // a theatre lover // these // LOVE STORIES OF THE HISTORY OF FRANCE // will take him // into the hot wings // of History... // Guy Breton (volume 4) For Jacques Crépineau // these // LOVE STORIES OF THE HISTORY OF FRANCE // will show him // that, in France, nothing serious // is done without first getting // into bed ... // Very kindly // Guy Breton (volume 5) For my friend // Jacques Crépineau // these // LOVE STORIES OF THE HISTORY OF FRANCE // which will show him // that with the Revolutionaries // as with the Kings // love is blind!... // As a token of friendship // Guy Breton (volume 6) For my friend Jacques // these // LOVE STORIES OF THE HISTORY OF FRANCE // which will show him // that Queen Hortense // was a ravishing // "touch of all"... if I may say so... // As a token of friendship // and in memory of a // delightful evening ... // January 11, 1965 // Guy Breton (volume 7) For // my friend Jacques Crépineau // these // LOVE STORIES OF THE HISTORY OF FRANCE // which will show him // that it is better to hang oneself // from the neck of a Spanish woman // like Napoleon III // than from the end of a // espagnolette like the // Prince of Condé... // as a token of friendship. // Guy Breton (volume 9). Jacques Crépineau had the first 7 volumes uniformly bound by the Laurenchet workshops and placed the last 3 in a slipcase in imitation of the bindings. He had more than 150 engravings bound or mounted on this occasion as well as some autograph letters from the author, several sheets of the autograph manuscript or pages typed and corrected by the author. - DUBEUX (Albert). The Curious Life of Georges Courteline. Presentation by Roland Dorgelès. Paris : Nouvelle Librairie de France, Librairie Gründ, [1949]. - In-8, garnet-coloured cloth, smooth spine, gilt head, untrimmed, cover and spine preserved (Ateliers Laurenchet). First edition illustrated with 16 black plates. One of the first 100 copies on vellum pur fil (n° LIV), bearing this dedication from the author: to Mr. Jacques Crépineau, // in very friendly memory, // this little book about a great man // ADubeux // 1960. Jacques Crépineau enriched the copy with numerous items including two autographed visiting cards and a L.A.S. from the author, a L.A.S. from Courteline, the programme for the Hommage à Georges Courteline given at the Comédie-Française in June