[Periodicals] French (applied) arts periodicals, collection of fifteen Early-mid 20th cent. (1) Bulletin Officiel, Revue Mensuelle, ed. Syndicats des maîtres imprimeurs, years 1912, 1933 and 1935, each w. approx. 100 plates. (2) L'Illustration, 3 nos., incl. 2 about the Exposition Internationale 1937. (3) Le Musée du Livre. Recueil de Planches d'Art, 4 nos., each w. approx. 15 plates after famous artists. (4) Arts et métiers graphiques, nos. 21 and 64, w. many plates incl. by Tchimoukow, A. Derain and Vollard. -and 3 others. Some covers sl. worn/ w. (sm.) signs of use. (total 15)

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