Tasso, Torquato - The Jerusalem Delivered Genoa, Giuseppe Pavoni, 1617. 2nd ed. Two magnificent intaglio frontispieces framed in elaborate architectural motifs, one with a portrait of Charles Emmanuel of Savoy and the other with a panorama of Genoa and a portrait of Tasso, 20 copper-engraved plates from drawings by Castello placed at the opening of each canto, elegant illustrations framed in rich architectural frames, ornate wood-engraved headpieces, endpapers and ornate letterheads, some reddening, light stains and moisture stains, SPLENDID COEVA BINDING in burgundy calfskin with fine gilt frames to the plates, decorated with phytomorphic irons, in the center a noble coat of arms enclosing two rampant lions facing each other, defects. Stamp on verso of the frontispiece of "Museum Britannicum - 1881 Duplicate for sale."

[Marseille, autographs, Bonaparte] Lot of papers and correspondence to Wulfran Puget (1787-1866), shipowner, president of the Marseille CCI from 1838 to 1842. Lot including: 3 L.A.S. from lawyer Pierre-Antoine Berryer (deputy of Bouches du Rhône). 2 L.A.S. "Napoléon Bonaparte" of 1843 and 1844. This is Joseph Bonaparte (he adds a small J under the signature). One L.A.S. is dated June 9, 1843, in Genoa, 3 days after his arrival. The other is from Florence, January 2, 1844. A poem "La Jouvéïde" (by Puget?) Partnership deeds signed by several Pugets, Rostands and others (there is a marriage between Jules Rostand and Camille Puget). Around 50 documents, mainly business letters, mostly from Alexandre Pellas, notary in Tavernes.