DULAC (Edmond). Contes et légendes des nations alliées. Paris, Piazza, 1917. In-4 half marbled banded vellum, smooth spine, title in white lettering, paper decorated with floral stripes on boards, illustrated cover and spine preserved (period binding by M. Brisson). Ex-libris Guy Ramard. Illustrated with 15 color plates by E. Dulac. Limited edition of 1,000 copies; no. 834, signed by the artist in blue ink on the label. A good copy of this elegantly illustrated collection of Russian, English, Flemish, Italian, Serbian, Japanese and French tales. Also includes: Edmund Dulac's picture-book for the French Red Cross. London, New York, Toronto, Published for the Daily Telegraph by Hodder and Stoughton, sd [c. 1918]. In-4 publisher's black illustrated beige boards. Slight cut to spine. 13 out-of-text plates (of 20) including 12 color illustrations and 1 portrait of the author in fine.

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