CARCO (Francis). A voix basse. Paris, Albin Michel, 1938. In-12, bradel, half ha…
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CARCO (Francis). A voix basse. Paris, Albin Michel, 1938. In-12, bradel, half havana morocco with corners, untrimmed, covers and spine preserved (Lévêque). First edition. One of 13 ex. on Japon Impérial, at full margins - paper de tête after 1 Japon Nacré. Ex-libris Georges Degryse.

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CARCO (Francis). A voix basse. Paris, Albin Michel, 1938. In

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CARCOPINO TUSOLI, François, known as Francis CARCO. Autograph letter signed, addressed to René Pinon. [Paris], May 5, 1946. Bifolium in 8vo. 215x138 mm. On blue letterhead, with Paris address at upper right. Letter on one page, text in French, cursive script, blue ink. Signature 'Carco' at end. Good condition. "Mon cher René PINON, Voici le petit texte que vous m'avez demandé, corrigez en vous-même les épreuves. Merci. Amitié à Labric. Je vous serre très cordialement la main." Francis Carco is the pseudonym of writer François Carcopino Tusoli, 1886 - 1958. His work, fiction, poems, and autobiographical short stories, is particularly notable for the acuity with which he analyzes the world of criminals and wretches he represents, reaching a bitter polemic against bourgeois society.René Pinon, born in Montbard on Feb. 5, 1870, and died in Paris on Sept. 29, 1958, was a French historian and political journalist, author of numerous works and chronicles on international relations between the early 20th century and World War II. Bifolium, in 8vo. 215x138 mm. On light blue headed paper, with Paris address at the top right. Letter on a page, text in French, cursive writing, blue ink. At the end the signature 'Carco'. Good condition. "Mon cher René PINON, Voici le petit texte que vous m'avez demandé, corrigez en vous-même les épreuves. Merci. Amitié à Labric. Je vous serre très cordialement la main. " - Francis Carco is the pseudonym of the writer François Carcopino Tusoli, 1886 - 1958. His work, fiction, poems and autobriographic stories, is particularly notable for the acuity with which he analyzes the world of criminals and miserable people he represents, arriving at bitter polemic against bourgeois society.René Pinon, born in Montbard on February 5, 1870 and died in Paris on September 29, 1958, is a French historian and political journalist, author of numerous works and chronicles on international relations between the beginning of the 20th century and the Second World War.