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1854140948550Philadelphia: Lindsay & Blakiston 1854. First American Edition. Near Fine. First American edition and first English translation. xx 25-347 5 pp. with four advertising pages at rear. Bound in publisher's brown cloth ornately stamped in blind and gilt top edge gilt. Near Fine with light wear to covers and shallow chipping at spine ends and foxing to contents and textblock edges. Ownership signature in old hand to front free endpaper. Lowenstein 639.<br /> <br /> <p>Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin was a French lawyer and politician whose otherwise successful career was briefly interrupted by the French Revolution. The cheerful gourmand bounced back after a few years of exile and dedicated his free time to wine women and the violin -- and good meals. Written over many years and published shortly before the author's death The Physiology of Taste is a compendium of recipes culinary musings and chit-chat and anecdotes meant to enliven the dinner table. It is a seminal work of gastronomical writing and the origin of the phrase "You are what you eat. Lindsay & Blakiston unknown
18549869Philadelphia: Lindsay & Blakiston 1854. Second-hand hardcover. <p>Brillat Savarin. The Physiology of Taste; or transcendental gastronomy. Lindsay & Blakiston: Philadelphia 1854. 8vo 190x130mm rebacked original boards t.e gilt translated by Fayette Robinson</p> <p><br /> BRILLAT SAVARIN Jean-Anthelme Brillat-Savarin 1755-1826<br /> <br /> The Physiology of Taste: or transcendental gastronomy illustrated by anecdotes of distinguished artists and statesmen of both continents.<br /> <br /> Philadelphia: Lindsay & Blakiston 1854. First US Edition and first edition in English.<br /> <br /> Octavo 200x135mm blind stamped gilt decorated original publisher's brown cloth boards top-edge gilt xx pps. ix-x out of sequence126-3471 blank4 publisher advertisementspp. Translated from the last French edition by Fayette Robinson.<br /> <br /> Recently professionally re-backed in tan cloth new end-papers. Very faint foxing to preliminaries. Owner name 'John S Cunningham' neatly stamped and inked to half-title title-page and contents page; several discrete neat penciled marginal marks.<br /> <br /> Brillat-Savarin was a French lawyer and politician during and after the French revolution. Renowned as an epicure and gastronome he worked on his Physiologie du Gout all his life assembling it just before he died; it was privately published at his expense just two months before his death. Neither a cookery book nor a memoir it is rather a discussion of the nature of eating in its widest sense. It starts with twenty gastronomical "aphorismes" perhaps the best known being "IV tell me what you eat and I will tell you who you are"; then thirty "méditations" and finishes with twenty-seven 'variétés' in the form of anecdotes adventures recipes and inventions.<br /> <br /> <br /> <p>"For the French and outsides alike this work early attained the status of an exemplary culinary text perhaps the exemplary text. the Physiology of Taste civilizes eating. Moreover it socializes food and it does so by recounting in story after story our social relations with food. it appears to us today as something of a sociology of taste ahead of its time" Priscilla Parkhurst Ferguson Accounting for Taste: The Triumph of French Cuisine Chicago: University of Chicago Press 2004 p. 31<br /> <br /> Brillat-Savarin spent several years in New York as a refugee from the French revolution before returning to France and eventually becoming a judge on the French Court of Appeal; a post he held until retirement.<br /> <br /> "One of the most witty discussions on food ever written… The work is filled with entertaining anecdotes and commentary on good eating including several pages of impressions about the United States" Feret Barbara. Gastronomical and Culinary Literature. The Scarecrow Press 1979 p. 38.</p> <br /> Perhaps the most renowned book on gastronomy.<br /> <br /> <br /> Scarce. A nice copy.<br /> <br /> § OCLC records only 2 holdings this edition but no details; Huntington records 1 holding; Copac records 5 UK holdings.<br /> § Bitting p.60; Cagle & Stafford 103; Lowenstein 639; Wheaton & Kelly 876.</p> Lindsay & Blakiston unknown
18657261New York: D. Appleton and Company 443 & 445 Broadway 1865. Small octavo 18.5 x 12 cm. 200 4 pages. Advertisements. The First American Edition of Leonard Francis Simpson's English language translation of Brillat-Savarin's magnificent Physiologie du Gout. The earliest English language translation was that of Fayette Robinson published in Philadelphia in 1854. Simpson's translation here is quite unfaithful to the original admitting in the Introduction that "Many parts are however condensed others omitted as not suited to the present tone of society." Starting in 1864 editions of Simpson's translation published in the UK strayed even further with emphasis placed on a rejection of gourmandise and the title to what we have here. Quite a departure from Brillat-Savarin's original. But the translator did have high hopes for this book to affect a change upon Britain and presumably in America with this issue. The Translator's Preface has been omitted in this edition which is a shame as it takes the form of a discussion among Olympians where the goddess Gasterea speaks up to Jupiter informing him that "There is a race. of bold sea-girt islanders who worship me well in their way; indeed mighty fires of coal never cease to burn in my honour; but it a melancholy fact that London does not know 'How to Dine!'" The author proposes a reform movement starting with this book. In publisher's blind ruled and gilt-titled burgundy cloth. Very near fine. Bitting page 437; Cagle 104. D. Appleton and Company, 443 & 445 Broadway hardcover
186518674NY: Appleton 1865. First US edition. Hardcover. Spine gilt dulled nick to cover cloth at top of rear joint rubbing to edge of spine internally near fine. Original pebbled brown cloth with gilt title and ornament on spine; 12mo 4.5 x 7 inches 200 pp. 4-page publisher's catalogue at rear. <br/><br/>An abridged translation from Brillat-Savarin's "Physiologie du Gout" keeping the same basic order chapter titles etc. but with the emphasis on ". . . the Cure of Leanness and Reduction of Corpulency rather than to the art of giving dinners." Bitting page 437 for 1859 London edition. Appleton hardcover
1883003415Stockholm: F. C. Askerberg 1883 translated by Lunell J. 383 3 pp. First swedish edition. Publishers red cloth. Interior loose from boards and spine but in very good condition clean and bright. F. C. Askerberg hardcover
1844003093Paris: Charpentier 1844. .ou méditations de gastronomie transcendante ouvrage théorique historique et à l'ordre du jour dédié aux gastronomes parisiens précédé d'une notice par le baron Richerand suivie de : la gastronomie poème en quatre chants par Berchoux. Un volume in 8vo di 474 pagine. Bruniture diffuse lungo tutto il volume. Bella legatura coeva in mezza pelle rossa dorso a nervi con decorazioni dorate tagli dorati. Bella edizione in notevole legatura d'epoca di un gran classico della gastronomia moderna. Charpentier unknown
1826L4AE6GTITGXXParis: Auguste Sautelet et Cie. back of title-page: printed by David 1826. Contemporary half calf gold-tooled spines marbled edges and endpapers. 8vo. With a woodcut device on both title pages. 2 volumes. Very rare first issue of the first edition of the most influential work on cultured eating ever published; only 500 copies were printed. In this first issue the e of printers address is printed horizontally. This is the only edition that was published while the author was still alive. The fame of the book was cause for countless re-issues editions and translations. The author Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin 1755-1826 delivers his reflections on the culture of eating and gastronomy in a style that can be described as witty refined and tasteful. It struck a chord with its contemporary readers and still does today judging from the proverbs that were coined by Brillat-Savarin and remain in use: "The destiny of nations depends on the manner in which they feed themselves"; "A dessert without cheese is like a beautiful woman with only one eye" and many others. It is indeed a great French classic.Bookplate of Louis Rey on free endpaper of both volumes. A small repaired tear in the first free endpaper of volume 1. Minor foxing on the last few pages of volume 2. Small piece torn from the foot of page 181 in volume 2. Otherwise in very good clean and crisp condition.l Carteret I p. 146-147; Crahan 4gr; Heirs of Hippocrates 702; Vicaire 120; Bitting later eds.; Osler later eds. Auguste Sautelet et Cie. (back of title-page: printed by David), unknown
1826L4AE6GTITGXXParis 1826. 8vo. Auguste Sautelet et Cie. back of title-page: printed by David Contemporary half calf gold-tooled spines marbled edges and endpapers. With a woodcut device on both title pages. 2 volumes. 2 XIV 1 6-390; 442 pp. Very rare first issue of the first edition of the most influential work on cultured eating ever published; only 500 copies were printed. In this first issue the e of printers address is printed horizontally. This is the only edition that was published while the author was still alive. The fame of the book was cause for countless re-issues editions and translations. The author Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin 1755-1826 delivers his reflections on the culture of eating and gastronomy in a style that can be described as witty refined and tasteful. It struck a chord with its contemporary readers and still does today judging from the proverbs that were coined by Brillat-Savarin and remain in use: "The destiny of nations depends on the manner in which they feed themselves"; "A dessert without cheese is like a beautiful woman with only one eye" and many others. It is indeed a great French classic.Bookplate of Louis Rey on free endpaper of both volumes. A small repaired tear in the first free endpaper of volume 1. Minor foxing on the last few pages of volume 2. Small piece torn from the foot of page 181 in volume 2. Otherwise in very good clean and crisp condition.l Carteret I p. 146-147; Crahan 4gr; Heirs of Hippocrates 702; Vicaire 120; Bitting later eds.; Osler later eds. unknown
1864315987Paris: FURME ET CIE libraire éditeurs 45 rue Saint André des Arts 1864. Dessins de Bertall. Frontsi and 7 plates on China. 459pp. Tall 8vo. Half contemopoirary green morocco t.e.g. Dessins de Bertall. Frontsi and 7 plates on China. 459pp. Tall 8vo. Vicaire 117 FURME ET CIE, libraire éditeurs, 45, rue Saint André des Arts unknown
1826140945975Paris: Chez A. Sautelet et Cie 1826. First Edition. Near Fine. First edition first issue a presentation copy inscribed by Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin. The first issue distinguished by the misprint in the printer's address for volume one the "e" of "Bourse" printed horizontally numbered 500 copies only.Inscribed on the title page of volume one "Offert par l'auteur a M. Grepient" xiv 390 442 pp. Complete in two volumes. <p>Bound in contemporary full mottled calf with red morocco title labels and black numerical labels; scrollwork gilt-ruled into compartments engraved title page devices. Near Fine with trivial rubbing to extremities contents lightly toned. A handsome set. <p>Signed copies of this "undisputed classic of the table full of verve and good humor" Carter are incredibly scarce as Brillat-Savarin died at 70 of pneumonia weeks after publication.<p>The foremost 19th-century gastronomic discourse being a series of meditations recipes and reflections. Brillat-Savarin is considered one of the most important figures in culinary history and often cited for this work. Topics range from obseity and fasting gastronomy and gourmet the function of appetite and even death. A work that exemplifies the author's joie de vivre for all things food. Chez A. Sautelet et Cie unknown
1829355839Paris.: A. Sautelet : Alexandre Mesnier. 1829. 3rd Edition. Modern quarter maroon leather over marbled boards raised bands gilt spine titles ribbon markers. Very good pages lightly foxed. 8vo. 20.3x13 cm. French text. The classic treatise on gastronomy. From the library of the author of “The Food Encyclopedia†Jacques L. Rolland with his initials on the spines. weight: 2.3 lb. . A. Sautelet : Alexandre Mesnier. hardcover
1826140946549Paris: A. Sautelet et Cie 1826. First Edition. Near Fine. First edition first issue. The first issue distinguished by the misprint in the printer's address for volume one the "e" of "Bourse" printed horizontally numbered 500 copies only. xiv 390 442 pp. Complete in two volumes. Bound in twentieth-century half goat skin with spine stamped in gilt over marbled boards. Near Fine with light rubbing to binding slight fading to spines. Textblock edges and contents lightly foxed throughout. <p>The foremost 19th-century gastronomic discourse being a series of meditations recipes and reflections. Brillat-Savarin is considered one of the most important figures in culinary history and often cited for this work. Topics range from obseity and fasting gastronomy and gourmet the function of appetite and even death. A work that exemplifies the author's joie de vivre for all things food. A. Sautelet et Cie unknown
18791382689Paris: Librairie des Bibliophiles/E. Flammarion Successeur 1879. Hardcover. 12mo two volumes. In Very Good minus condition. Quarter bound with light brown leather spines and marbled boards bearing gilt lettering to the spines. Gilt decorations and raised bands to the spines. Exteriors show moderate wear including slight rubbing to the joints/edges and mild age toning to the spines. Text blocks have top edges gilt and age toning to the fore/tail edges. Partial cracking to the gutters at flyleaves. Pictorial end papers. Previous owner's information to the title page to volume one. Slight age toning small marks and minor marginalia interiorly. Ribbon marker. Text in French. <br /> <br /> CONTENTS: Vol. One xvi xx xxii xxxix xlviii 276 pages -- Vol. Two 327 pages <br /> <br /> <p>NOTE: Shelved in Netdesk office Case #3. 1382689. FP New Rockville Stock. Librairie des Bibliophiles/E. Flammarion, Successeur hardcover
187084419Paris : Garnier FrÂres 1870. 180x120mm. VIII - reliure demi-chagrin. Plats papier marbrÂŽ. Reliure au dos manquant. IntÂŽrieur propre sauf au milieu du livre rousseurs marginales. 466 Garnier FrÂres unknown
187944310Paris: Librairie Des Bibliophiles 1879. Full-Leather. Poor . Octavo. 290pp index. A poor copy bound in full green morocco top edge gilt Front cover detached rear cover tender Bookplate <br/><br/> Librairie Des Bibliophiles hardcover
183833032Paris: Just Tessier. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1838. Fifth Edition. Hardcover. Two volume set. Early quarter leather with decorative boards hubbed spine gilt titles. 5th edition stated. Light wear/rubbing to boards. Tight binding bookplate each volume scattered foxing. Text in French. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Just Tessier hardcover
1826145035Paris: A. Sautelet et Cie 1826. The pre-eminent 19th-century gastronomic treatise First edition first issue of this famous epicurean collection of recipes reflections and anecdotes written by one of history's most influential food writers. The first issue distinguished by the misprint in the printer's address for volume one the "e" of "Bourse" printed horizontally numbered 500 copies only and is consequently rare. "For the French and outsides alike this work early attained the status of an exemplary culinary text perhaps the exemplary text. the Physiology of Taste civilises eating. Moreover it socialises food and it does so by recounting in story after story our social relations with food. it appears to us today as something of a sociology of taste ahead of its time" Ferguson p. 31. "Although there is a definite scientific approach to the material the charm of the book lies in the personality and wit of the author which are apparent throughout" Heirs of Hippocrates. 2 vols octavo 201 x 127 mm. Engraved title page devices. Contemporary quarter speckled calf twin red morocco labels to smooth spine gilt-ruled into compartments with scrollwork motifs marbled boards. A handsomely bound copy negligible rubbing to spines; contents generally clean some light marginal foxing. In very good condition. Bitting p. 60 all later editions; Cagle 98; Heirs of Hippocrates 702; Vicaire pp. 116-17. Priscilla Parkhurst Ferguson Accounting for Taste: The Triumph of French Cuisine 2004. hardcover
18409734Libraire-Editeur Paris: Charpentier 1840. Second-hand hardcover. <p>Brillat-Savarin Jean-Anthelme. Physiologie du Gout. Charpentier: Libraire-Editeur Paris 1840. 12mo 180x115mm half-bnd brown calf marbled bds 224555 blankpp.</p> <p><br /> <br /> BRILLAT-SAVARIN Jean- Anthelme 1755-1826 <br /> <br /> Physiologie du Gout ou méditations de gastronomie transcendante; ouvrage théorique historique et a l'ordre du jour dédié aus gastronomes parisiens par un professeur membre du plusieurs societés savantes. Edition précédée d'une notice par M Le Baron Richerand; suivie de La Gastronomie poème en quatre chantes par Berchoux. <br /> <br /> Paris : Charpentier Libraire-Editeur 1840. Printed by H Fournier & Co Paris. Introduction by M Le Baron Richerand. Includes pps 370-445 the poem La Gastronomie in four parts by Berchoux Joseph 1760-1839. In French. <br /> <br /> Duodecimo 180x115mm half-bound brown calf over marbled paper boards; spine in six compartments gilt lettered & ruled; 2 blank2 titlepage4555 blankpp. Boards lightly scuffed edges lightly rubbed; spine head small loss head of upper joint starting but firm corners lightly bruised; small closed tear to p.4; very occasional faint foxing; top-edges a trifle dusty; bookplate "Ex libris A. Melly" to front paste-down. <br /> <br /> ¶ Brillat-Savarin was a French lawyer and politician during and after the French revolution. Renowned as an epicure and gastronome he worked on his Physiologie du Gout all his life assembling it just before he died; it was privately published at his expense just two months before his death. Neither a cookery book nor a memoir it is rather a discussion of the nature of eating in its widest sense. It starts with twenty gastronomical "aphorismes" perhaps the best known being "IV tell me what you eat and I will tell you who you are"; then thirty "méditations" and finishes with twenty-seven 'variétés' in the form of anecdotes adventures recipes and inventions.<br /> <br /> Berchoux 1760-1838 was a French poet who invented the word 'gastronomy' when he published La Gastronomie in 1801. The poem is in four culinary cantos: Historie de la Cuisine the ancient food of Greece and Rome; Le Premier Service instructions for the successful conduct of a meal; Le Second Service advice on orchestrating conversation during a meal including a description of Vatel's demise; and Le Dessert dessert wines spirits and conversations praising dining as superior to poetry. <br /> <br /> "For the French and outsides alike this work early attained the status of an exemplary culinary text perhaps the exemplary text. the Physiology of Taste civilizes eating. Moreover it socializes food and it does so by recounting in story after story our social relations with food. it appears to us today as something of a sociology of taste ahead of its time" Priscilla Parkhurst Ferguson Accounting for Taste: The Triumph of French Cuisine Chicago: University of Chicago Press 2004 p. 31 <br /> <br /> An instant success Physiologie du Gout has never been out of print since. A very good text in a very good sound contemporary binding.<br /> <br /> § OCLC records only 6 holdings of this edition all in Europe.<br /> § Vicaire 117-118; cf. Oberle 153; This edition not in Cagle Bitting or Simon.</p> Charpentier unknown
184166674Paris: Charpentier 1841. Small 8vo. French language. i 455 pp. Recently bound in half speckled calf over marbled boards with raised bands gilt stamped devices red title label and gilt lettering to the spine. In fine condition externally. Stain to the foot of leaves and foxing throughout. 'The Physiology of Taste Or Meditations on Transcendental Gastronomy'. The classic epicurean text on all things food considered one of the founding texts of gastronomy. . Near Fine. Half Speckled Calf. 1841. Charpentier 1841 unknown
187910098Paris: Librairie des Bibliophiles 1879. Second-hand hardcover. <p>Brillat-Savarin Jean-Anthelme. Physiologie du Gout. Librairie des Bibliophiles: Paris 1879. 8vo 180x110mm 2 vols half red morocco marbled bds & eps 4xvi2964pp83204pp. preface by Ch Monselet; bound by Blanchetiere-Bretault In French</p> <p><br /> BRILLAT-SAVARIN Jean-Anthelme 1755 -1826<br /> <br /> Physiologie du Gout: avec un preface par Ch. Monselet. Eaux-fortes par Ad. Lalauze.<br /> <br /> Paris: Librairie des Bibliophiles 1879. Limited Edition. Printed by Imprimerie Jouaust Rue Saint-Honoré Paris. Bound by Blanchetiere-Bretault. Preface by Charles Monselet. Illustrated with 63 pictorial engravings by Adolphe Lalauze including the frontispiece portrait as well as numerous sculptured head and tailpieces.<br /> <br /> In two volumes. Octavo 180x110mm half bound red morocco marbled paper boards and end-papers spine decorated and lettered in gilt inlaid dark green morocco top-edges gilt else untrimmed ribbon marker frontispiece 4xvi2964pp83204pp. One of 170 copies on Holland Paper Van Gelder watermark; total edition 260 copies; this copy unnumbered. In French.<br /> <br /> <br /> ¶ Brillat-Savarin was a French lawyer and politician during and after the French revolution. Renowned as an epicure and gastronome he worked on his Physiologie du Gout all his life assembling it just before he died; it was privately published at his expense just two months before his death. Neither a cookery book nor a memoir it is rather a discussion of the nature of eating in its widest sense. It starts with twenty gastronomical "aphorismes" perhaps the best known being "IV tell me what you eat and I will tell you who you are"; then thirty "méditations" and finishes with twenty-seven 'variétés' in the form of anecdotes adventures recipes and inventions.<br /> <br /> "For the French and outsides alike this work early attained the status of an exemplary culinary text perhaps the exemplary text. the Physiology of Taste civilizes eating. Moreover it socializes food and it does so by recounting in story after story our social relations with food. it appears to us today as something of a sociology of taste ahead of its time" Priscilla Parkhurst Ferguson Accounting for Taste: The Triumph of French Cuisine Chicago: University of Chicago Press 2004 p. 31.<br /> <br /> <br /> An instant success Physiologie du Gout has never been out of print since.<br /> <br /> <br /> The Librairie des Bibliophiles was established in 1869 by Damase Jouast 1834-1893 publishing French classics in small limited fine print editions. Monselet 1825-1888 was a French journalist novelist poet and playwright nicknamed "the king of the gastronomes" by his contemporaries and a close friend of Baron Léon Brisse . Lalauze 1838-1906 was a French engraver illustrator and painter known for his fine steel engraving technique. Lalauze illustrated many of Jouast's publications.<br /> <br /> A fine illustrated copy of the most renowned book on gastronomy in an elegant binding.<br /> <br /> </p> Librairie des Bibliophiles unknown
1879372218Paris: Librairie des bibliophiles 1879. First Edition. Softcover. Good copy in the original stiff-card wrappers; edges slightly nicked and dust-dulled as with age. Physical description; vol. II only: 327 pages. Subjects; History of Cuisine. History of food. Brillat-Savarin 1755-1826. Paris: Librairie des bibliophiles paperback
1839C000030953Paris: Charpentier 1839. Hardcover. Near Fine. First edition with Balzac essay! Hardcover with contemporary 1/4 leather 1839 octavo 484pp. not illustrated. Book near fine with hint of wear to corners binding tight faint foxing to endpapers otherwise text clean bright and unmarked. No DJ. Text in French. Charpentier hardcover
1834CAT000113Paris: Just Tessier 1834. Fourth Edition. Hardcover Quarter Leather. Good. 2 volumes in 1/4 leather over marbled boards. Spines dry and chipped joints cracked but binding sound. The fourth edition of the classic of gastronomic reflection. Attractively printed with wide margins slight foxing otherwise quite clean internally. 384pp; 412pp. Cagle 98 1st ed. Oberle 149. Size: 8vo. 2-volume set complete. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Cooking Wine & Dining; Essays & Literary Criticism. Inventory No: CAT000113. Just Tessier hardcover
1841BC02A-0001Paris: Charpentier Libraire-Editeur 1841. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. BC02Aa Leather spine paper boards Some light wear to edges. Bound tight and square pages clean and free of writing or marks. Roughly speaking the title is "Physiology of Taste or Meditations of transcendent gastronomy book tration history and the agenda dedicated to gastronomes of Paris by proffesseur a member of several learned societies. New edition preceded by a note on the author by Mr. Baron Richerand followed by a treatise on modern exgitans by M. de Balzac.". Charpentier, Libraire-Editeur Hardcover
18262363Paris: Sautelet et Cie 1826. Two volumes octavo xiv 390 & 449 pages. FIRST EDITION of the most famous treatise on gastronomy. The Physiology of Taste was published in an edition of 500 copies appearing only two months after the author's death. A comprehensive philosophy of the palate the table and far beyond the book is presented in a series of thirty meditations on subjects including the senses taste appetite gastronomy restaurateurs cooking fasting obesity death sleep rest and dreams. Brillat-Savarin was an attorney and magistrate who fled France during the Terror living in Switzerland and New York until his return after the fall of Robespierre in 1796. The present work secured his eternal fame among gastronomes. M.F.K. Fisher – whose translation of Brillat-Savarin's work still stands as the best – commends this book for its straightforward and unornamented prose in an era of florid writing but the intellectual range and invention of the work is anything but simple. At the very outset: "1. The Universe is nothing without the things that live in it and everything that lives eats. 2. Animals feed themselves; men eat; but only wise men know the art of eating. 3. The destiny of nations depends on how they nourish themselves." It may be noted that Brillat-Savarin regularly refers to his gastronomic experience in America. Contemporary quarter calf and marbled boards Light wear at extremities otherwise in very good condition. Cagle 98; Crahan 491; Oberle 144; Vicaire 116; Wheaton & Kelly 860. Sautelet et Cie hardcover
