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GERMANY (Henry-René d'). PLAYING CARDS FROM THE 14TH TO THE 20TH CENTURY. Paris, Librairie Hachette et Cie, 1906. Two substantial, large-format quarto volumes, paperback, with illustrated, full-color covers. Some tears on the covers; browning on the spines. FIRST EDITION of THIS IMPORTANT REFERENCE WORK ON THE HISTORY OF PLAYING CARDS, their manufacture, and the guilds of master cardmakers. Abundant illustrations: 3,200 reproductions of cards, including 956 in color; 12 separate plates colored in watercolor; 25 phototypes; 116 illustrated envelopes for card decks; and 340 vignettes and various views. Together, these materials constitute a comprehensive record of the evolution of card designs, symbols, and manufacturing processes. A GOOD COPY in paperback, with a fresh book block.
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