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CÉLINE (Louis Ferdinand) Rigodon Paris, Gallimard, 1969. 14.5 x 20.5 cm, paperback, original edition, one of 115 copies numbered 44 to 158 on Lafuma-Navarre pur fil paper (151).

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CÉLINE (Louis Ferdinand) Rigodon Paris, Gallimard, 1969. 14.5 x 20.5 cm, paperback, original edition, one of 115 copies numbered 44 to 158 on Lafuma-Navarre pur fil paper (151).

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CÉLINE (Louis-Ferdinand). Interviews with Professor Y. Paris: Gallimard, [1955]. - In-12, 188 x 120: 153 pp, (3 ff. last blank), printed cover. Paperback. Dauphin & Fouché, 57A1 First edition. One of 7000 copies on alfama Marais (no. 135). A very well preserved copy.

Lot 727

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CÉLINE (Louis-Ferdinand). D'un château l'autre. Novel. Paris : Gallimard, [1957]. - In-8, 207 x 140 : 313 pp, (1 f.), printed cover. Paperback, Dauphin & Fouché, 57A1. First edition of this novel forming the first part of the "German trilogy", to be followed by Nord (1960) and Rigodon (1969). "D'un château l'autre could be called "the end of the night". The castles of which Céline speaks are indeed painful, stirred by spectres called War, Hatred, Misery. Céline shows himself to be a castle-dweller three times: at Sigmaringen, in the company of Marshal Pétain and his ministers; in Denmark, where he spent eighteen months in a dungeon, then a few years in a dilapidated farmhouse; and finally in Meudon, where his clientele as a doctor was reduced to a few poor people, as miserable as himself. It is, however, as much a novel as a confession, for Céline was not made for objectivity" (Éditions Gallimard arguments). One of 158 copies on Lafuma-Navarre vellum pur fil (no. 80), the second paper after 45 on Hollande Van Gelder vellum. Non-missing tear on the edge of the leaf on pages 159-160, due to clumsy use of the paper-cutter.

Lot 731

Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

CÉLINE (Louis-Ferdinand). Rigodon. Paris : Gallimard, [1969]. -In-8, 206 x 140: (2 ff.), V pp., (1 f.), pp. 7-318, (3 ff.), printed cover. Paperback, filled cover. Dauphin & Fouché, 69A1. Posthumous first edition of the third and final part of the German trilogy, which Céline completed only hours before his death. It was published by André Damien and François Gibault, author of the preface, executor of Céline's will and future biographer. One of 115 copies on vellum pur fil Lafuma-Navarre (no. 98), the only large paper after 43 copies on vellum de Hollande. A very well preserved copy.

Lot 210

Estim. 400 - 500 EUR

CELINE (Louis-Ferdinand). Letters from prison to Lucette Destouches and Maître Mikkelsen. Paris, Gallimard, 1998. In-8, paperback, uncut. First edition. One of 111 copies on Lana, the only large paper.

CÉLINE (Louis Ferdinand) Rigodon Paris, Gallimard, 1969. 14.5 x 20.5 cm, paperback, original edition, one of 115 copies numbered 44 to 158 on Lafuma-Navarre pur fil paper (151).

CÉLINE (Louis Ferdinand) Rigodon Paris, Gallimard, 1969. 14.5 x 20.5 cm, paperback, original edition, one of 115 copies numbered 44 to 158 on Lafuma-Navarre pur fil paper (151).

CÉLINE (Louis-Ferdinand). Interviews with Professor Y. Paris: Gallimard, [1955]. - In-12, 188 x 120: 153 pp, (3 ff. last blank), printed cover. Paperback. Dauphin & Fouché, 57A1 First edition. One of 7000 copies on alfama Marais (no. 135). A very well preserved copy.

CELINE (Louis-Ferdinand). Letters from prison to Lucette Destouches and Maître Mikkelsen. Paris, Gallimard, 1998. In-8, paperback, uncut. First edition. One of 111 copies on Lana, the only large paper.

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