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665 - MARTIN DU GARD, Roger *Vieille France*. Original lithographs by Théo Van Elsen. [Paris] Les Bibliophiles franco-suisses, 1935. In-f° (slight fading on the front cover, a few small foxing spots and/or fading throughout). Midnight blue morocco leather signed “Weckesser et ses fils,” double gilt fillet framing the covers, gilt boxed spine with raised bands, double gilt fillet on the edges, multiple gilt fillets on the panels, gilt edges on small endpapers, illustrated cover intact. (some slight leather wear on the spine). In a marbled paper slipcase. 41 picturesque illustrations, including the frontispiece. 1/115 copies (No. 100 for General Willems). Enriched with the illustrated menu. Formerly owned by General Jacques Willems (nominative copy).
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MARTIN DU GARD, Roger *Vieille France*. Original lithographs by Théo Van Elsen. [Paris] Les Bibliophiles franco-suisses, 1935. In-f° (slight fading on the front cover, a few small foxing spots and/or fading throughout). Midnight blue morocco leather signed “Weckesser et ses fils,” double gilt fillet framing the covers, gilt boxed spine with raised bands, double gilt fillet on the edges, multiple gilt fillets on the panels, gilt edges on small endpapers, illustrated cover intact. (some slight leather wear on the spine). In a marbled paper slipcase. 41 picturesque illustrations, including the frontispiece. 1/115 copies (No. 100 for General Willems). Enriched with the illustrated menu. Formerly owned by General Jacques Willems (nominative copy).
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