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[INVENTAIRE DE BIENS, REVENUS ET DETTES] - Registre des possessions de Jérôme Joseph de Goujon de Thuizy, chevalier marquis de Thuizy et sénéchal de Rainer, seigneur baron de Pacy du Taloir et des fiefs de l'Églantier et de la Loge aux Bœufs établi dans la ville de Ferté-Millon. S. l., Chez l'auteur, 1728; large folio, 86 pages, full leather binding, 6-rib spine, 2 laces on 4, edges painted red. Inner spine completely split, trace of worms, wide wetness from page 67. This register is a compendium of property and possessions, as well as annuities and debts accumulated by third parties to facilitate dismemberment or inheritance. It also lists the various customs of properties that may be in bailliages other than Villers-Coteret. A fine mark of the register seller: M. Jollivet rue de Russie near the Faubourg Saint-Germain, marchand ordinaire du Roy and supplier of all kinds of register paper, leather and binding supplies. The work contains boundary marking and surveying instructions for certain possessions such as Pacy (in the Eure). Consultant : Mr. Philippe HENRY

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[INVENTAIRE DE BIENS, REVENUS ET DETTES] - Registre des possessions de Jérôme Joseph de Goujon de Thuizy, chevalier marquis de Thuizy et sénéchal de Rainer, seigneur baron de Pacy du Taloir et des fiefs de l'Églantier et de la Loge aux Bœufs établi dans la ville de Ferté-Millon. S. l., Chez l'auteur, 1728; large folio, 86 pages, full leather binding, 6-rib spine, 2 laces on 4, edges painted red. Inner spine completely split, trace of worms, wide wetness from page 67. This register is a compendium of property and possessions, as well as annuities and debts accumulated by third parties to facilitate dismemberment or inheritance. It also lists the various customs of properties that may be in bailliages other than Villers-Coteret. A fine mark of the register seller: M. Jollivet rue de Russie near the Faubourg Saint-Germain, marchand ordinaire du Roy and supplier of all kinds of register paper, leather and binding supplies. The work contains boundary marking and surveying instructions for certain possessions such as Pacy (in the Eure). Consultant : Mr. Philippe HENRY

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Eugène Dété (1848-1922), 'Die Wissenschaftler' / 'The scientists', 1920

Lot 15

Estim. 100 - 120 EUR

[CÔTE D'OR]. [RIAMBOURG (Family)]. [MARCILLY (Family of)]. Strong set of 55 manuscript and printed documents relating to the Marcilly and Riambourg families. Including: Large family tree: Table of descendants of Jean Baptiste Petitjean de Marcilly and Jeanne Julie Bonnard. Dimensions: 630 x 480 mm. Handwritten document. Inventaire général des biens meubles et immeubles, titres et papiers, qui se sont trouvés tant à Beaumont qu'ailleurs après le décès de M. Philibert Petitjean de Marcilly arrivé le 21 décembre 1784. Inventory dated April 23, 1785.

Lot 42

Estim. 600 - 800 EUR

[COLLECTIVE]. Les Minutes Parisiennes. Paris : Librairie Paul Ollendorff, 1899-1904. - 11 volumes in-16, 156 x 117. Bradel-style marbled paper boards, smooth spine, untrimmed, cover and spine preserved, slipcase (Yseux sr de Thierry Simier). Beautiful, sought-after publication by wood engravers Tony Beltrand (1847-1904), his brother Jacques (1874-1977), and Eugène Dété (1848-1922). The collection comprises 11 volumes, each with a text illustrated with woodcuts, by a different author and artist almost every time. Each text focuses on a different hour of the day, successively presenting a particular aspect of life in Paris. For the publishers, this publication was a battle to defend the use of real woodcuts against the new reproduction processes that were gaining ground at the time, notably photography and photogravure. Each volume therefore contains "true and picturesque drawings, images that are frank, clear and legible, executed with the clear intention of reacting against engravings that imitate the processes" (pp. 10-11 volume 1). Twenty-four volumes were envisaged, but only these 11 saw the light of day: 1. MONTORGUEIL (Georges). Midi. Le Déjeuner des Petites Ouvrières. Illustrations by A. LEPÈRE. 1899. 2. MOUREY (Gabriel). 1 hour. La Bourse. Illustrations by Charles HUARD. 1899. 3. GEFFROY (Gustave). 2 hours. La Cité and Ile Saint-Louis. Illustrations by Auguste LEPÈRE. 1899. 4. MILLOT (Léon). 3 heures. Les Courses, le Grand Prix de Paris. Illustrations by A. GÉRARDIN. 1899. 5. VALDAGNE (Pierre). 4 heures. L'Essayage. Illustrations by BALLURIAU woodcut by Beltrand and Dété. 1901. 6. FÈVRE (Herny). 5 hours. La Rue du Croissant. Illustrations by SUNYER woodcut by Beltrand and Dété. 1901. 7. OHNET (Georges). 6 hours. La Salle d'Armes. Illustrations by Flasschœn woodcut by T.-J. Beltrand and Dété. 1902. 8. GEFFROY (Gustave). 7 hours. Belleville. Illustrations by SUNYER woodcut by T.-J. Beltrand and Dété. 1903. 9. GUILLEMOT (Maurice). 8 heures. Diners Parisiens. Illustrations by JEANNIOT woodcut by J.-T. BELTRAND and Dété. 1901. 10. COQUIOT (Gustave). 1 Heure du Matin. Les Soupeuses. Illustrations by Georges BOTTINI woodcut by T.-J. Beltrand et Dété. 1903. 11. LOUIS (Désiré). 6 Heures du Matin. La Chapelle. Illustrations by Gaston PRUNIER woodcut by J.-T. Beltrand and Dété. 1904. Each volume is one of 108 numbered copies on China paper. Very fine set bound by Yseux for the bibliophile Juan Hernandez. Some scattered foxing. Provenance: Juan Hernandez, with bookplate.

Lot 18

Estim. 80 - 120 EUR

GIRONDE. Set of 27 autograph letters signed by Bertrand Barthe. La Réole prison, July 1812 to May 1813. Approx. 45 pp. in-4. Address. Bertrand Barthe, incarcerated for debts, writes to M. Merlet, Mayor of Clérac, asking him to plead his case with his creditor, M. Dasque. At the end of the correspondence, on May 21 1813, after a year and a half's imprisonment, the creditor agreed to a settlement of 1,500 francs on his children's guarantee. Prison for debt was abolished in 1867. It remained in place only in the form of judicial restraint, which concerned only debts owed to the State.

Eugène Dété (1848-1922), 'Die Wissenschaftler' / 'The scientists', 1920

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