Null HEINE (Henri). Gods in exile. Translation by A. Cœuroy. Wood by D. Galanis.…

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HEINE (Henri). Gods in exile. Translation by A. Cœuroy. Wood by D. Galanis. Paris, Collection classique des éditions de la Pléïade, J. Schiffrin, s.d. In-8 square; navy blue calf, smooth spine decorated with gilt fleuron, filleted boards. covers and spine preserved. (binding signed H. Bernkens & Fils rel.). Numbered 557 of 2,000 copies on vélin du Marais, with a signed letter from Mary: "A mon Papa chéri / pour ton anniversaire / 1932". A fine copy.

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HEINE (Henri). Gods in exile. Translation by A. Cœuroy. Wood by D. Galanis. Paris, Collection classique des éditions de la Pléïade, J. Schiffrin, s.d. In-8 square; navy blue calf, smooth spine decorated with gilt fleuron, filleted boards. covers and spine preserved. (binding signed H. Bernkens & Fils rel.). Numbered 557 of 2,000 copies on vélin du Marais, with a signed letter from Mary: "A mon Papa chéri / pour ton anniversaire / 1932". A fine copy.

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