Plehn, Erika [LOUÿS, Pierre] Manuel de civilité pour les petites filles. À l'usage des maisons d'éducation. [Germany] s.n. 1927 In-18: 95 pp. Publisher's turquoise bradel cloth, gilt title on front board. In burgundy balacron case titled in silver on spine. Fine copy. Uncommon edition (orig.: Paris, 1926). Edition "strictly reserved for subscribers" of 200 copies, one of 150 on hollande (no. 60) after 50 chines. This collection of obscene advice and maxims is illustrated with 12 lithographs in red attributed to the German artist Erika Plehn (1904-1988). Ref. Dutel 1918. - Cp. Pia 865-868, Nordmann I:227-228 and II:312-317.

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