Null NIMIER (Roger).
Set of 11 letters (3 autograph signed, 8 signed), addresse…

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NIMIER (Roger). Set of 11 letters (3 autograph signed, 8 signed), addressed to Jacques CHARDONNE. 1955-1961 and n.d. Jointly, 2 autograph letters signed from the same to the same, incomplete from the beginning. BEAUTIFUL LITERARY AND FRIENDLY CORRESPONDENCE: Roger Nimier writes about Pierre Benoit, Antoine Blondin, Jean Cocteau, Michel Déon, André Fraigneau, Gaston Gallimard, Remy de Gourmont, Victor Hugo, André Malraux, Paul Morand, François Nourissier, Jules Romains, Germaine de Staël and Stefan Zweig, among others.

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NIMIER (Roger). Set of 11 letters (3 autograph signed, 8 signed), addressed to Jacques CHARDONNE. 1955-1961 and n.d. Jointly, 2 autograph letters signed from the same to the same, incomplete from the beginning. BEAUTIFUL LITERARY AND FRIENDLY CORRESPONDENCE: Roger Nimier writes about Pierre Benoit, Antoine Blondin, Jean Cocteau, Michel Déon, André Fraigneau, Gaston Gallimard, Remy de Gourmont, Victor Hugo, André Malraux, Paul Morand, François Nourissier, Jules Romains, Germaine de Staël and Stefan Zweig, among others.

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