Documentation. Reunion of 3 volumes. RUGGIERI. Catalog of rare and precious books in the library of E. F. D. Ruggieri. Paris, Labitte, 1873 - 1,200 books described. Bound at the end, 4 other catalogs on the same subjects. Copy of the subject bibliographer Paul Langeard. Half white vellum. GOURARY. Splendid ceremonies. The Paul and Marianne Gourary collection of illustrated fête books. Christie's June 12, 2009. 570 issues described. SEGUR. Procès verbal de la cérémonie du sacre et du couronnement de Napoléon. Paris, Imprimerie Nationale, 1993; in-8 midnight-blue basane maroquinée, midnight-blue edges - Quality reprint, annotated by Jean Tulard. First copy, one of 100 on Rivoli chiffon, in publisher's binding.

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