[RENEFER]. LOTI (Pierre). "Mon frère Yves" Paris, Le livre contemporain, 1927. Three books in one vol. in-4 (25 x 20), full blue morocco, 5-rib spine, ornate compartments, boards closed with double fillet and roulette, gilt headband, filleted edges and ornate chases with roulette, in slipcase. Covers and spine preserved. Binding signed Weckesser et ses fils. Illustrated with woodcuts drawn and engraved by Renefer. Edition of 121 copies (ex. n°41 printed for Colonel J. Willems). Bound in suite: KERMADEC (Pierre). "Pierre Loti chez mon frère Yves (souvenirs collected by his godson)". (1927); DE CRAUZAT (E.). "Le vrai mon frère Yves (Pierre-Marie Le Cor)". (1927).

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