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CATALOGUE DE TRÈS BEAUX LIVRES DE L'ÉPOQUE ROMANTIQUE IMPRIMÉS ENTRE LES ANNÉES 1803 - 1848, CLASSIQUES, TEXTES ORIGINAUX, LIVRES ILLUSTRÉS, TRÈS BELLES RELIURES.

   

- Paris : S.A. Georg, Libraires 1929
- small 4to.
- contemporary half cloth and marbled paper-covered boards with original stiff paper wrappers bound-in.
- (iv), 64, (3) pages
- Order Nr. 75712
- Price: $ 65.00



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Bookseller's catalogue spotlighting works that were printed using new techniques in typography, illustration and binding that gained favor during the Romantic Era. Listed chronologically, 82 entries describe bindings in detail and cite information about illustrations therein. Handsomely printed with 82 plates, two in color. Separate indexes for works, authors and illustrators. Printed by A. Lahure. Wear at tips.

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