Null Bound document holder in green morocco gilt containing a set of 19th-centur…

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Bound document holder in green morocco gilt containing a set of 19th-century erotic engravings. Provenance: French private collection Erotica Monsieur X

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Bound document holder in green morocco gilt containing a set of 19th-century erotic engravings. Provenance: French private collection Erotica Monsieur X

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CHATEAUBRIAND. De la Monarchie selon la Charte. Paris, Le Normand, 1816. In-8, dark green morocco, wide framed lace with fleur-de-lys, ribbed spine decorated with fleur-de-lys, gilt tr., int. lace (Later binding signed Prat). First edition. Title page restored and shorter. Some foxing and spotting.

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LA CHARIÈRE. On the emancipation of slaves in the French colonies. Paris, Renduel, 1836. In-8, green half-maroquin with corners, smooth spine (Ep. binding). First edition. Hardback: DUMAS. Antony. Paris, Auffray, 1832. Second edition, frontispiece. Some foxing.

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Writing case in red and blue morocco gilded with petit fer. It features a fan-shaped compartment and a document holder with lock. France. Louis XVI period. W_39 cm D_40.5 cm

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