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BIBLIOTHEQUE DE FEU M. HECTOR DE BACKER.
4 volumes bound in 2

   

- Paris : Librairie Henri Leclerc 1926
- small 4to.
- quarter cloth with marbled paper-covered boards with original stiff paper wrappers bound in
- xii,499,(4); viii,501-730; viii,731-933,(4) pages plus 31 plates
- Order Nr. 77344
- Price: $ 125.00



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Auction catalogue for L. Giraud-Badin held on February 17-20, 1926. (Blogie II, 301-2). In four parts, the fourth being an album containing thirty-one black-and-white plates. Parts 2-4 bound together in volume two. Part one begins with a preface by Abel Lefranc concerning the deceased, Hector de Backer and his collection. De Backer was the president of the Société des Bibliophiles et Iconophiles de Belgique prior to his death.

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