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4 illustrated bibliophile editions. In-4°. Loose-leaf, with replaced cover and publisher’s slipcase (some signs of wear). 1. Maeterlinck, Maurice—*La princesse Maleine*. Woodcuts by É.-H. Tielemans. Brussels, “Les Cinquante,” 1923. With double cover (two of the three sides of the slipcase detached but present). 1/55 copies on Japanese paper, sole paper edition (no. 32). - 2. Shakespeare, W. — A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Translation and notes by Georges Duval. Lithographs by Charles Guérin. [Paris], (Les Cent Bibliophiles, 1938). 1/130 copies (no. 97). - 3. La Fontaine, Jean de - Selected Fables [...]. Illustrated with lithographs by Henri Deluermoz. [Paris], Le Livre contemporain, 1943. (Slight fading, a few pinholes, and slight foxing.) 1 of 130 copies (no. 41). - 4. Tolstoy, Leon - Hadji Mourad. Original lithographs by Terechkovitch. [Paris], Les Bibliophiles franco-suisses, (1955). (Fading in the illustrations, rare pinholes, and slight foxing; foxing on the slipcase paper.) 1/125 copies (no. 99). Formerly owned by General Jacques Willems (copy inscribed with his name).
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