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168743838Chez Nicolas Le Gras | à Paris 1687 | 9 x 16.70 cm | relié
168743838à Paris: Chez Nicolas Le Gras 1687. Fine. Chez Nicolas Le Gras à Paris 1687 9 x 16.70 cm relié New edition of Claude de Varennes' Voyage de France edited and expanded by du Verdier. Final edition of this travel guide which contains 100 additional pages. Full brown glazed sheep binding. Spine with raised bands decorated. Red morocco title label. Upper cover split at foot. Rubbing corners bumped and worn at edges. Good copy. Textual reprint of Varennes' travel guide but Du Verdier added an itinerary of French roads towards the south Brittany Germany Spain. departing from Paris. Besides this very useful addition one also finds the value of foreign currencies and more unexpectedly a record of relics and treasures found at Saint-Denis. Of particular interest is the presence of a chapter on the rivers and waterways of France. Chez Nicolas Le Gras hardcover
1635100882Paris: Pierre Billaine 1635. First edition. Engraved title-page vignette engraved table of heraldic symbols on p. 420 title-page printed in red and black. viii 421 1 20 pp. Collation: 4 A4 A-Z4 2A-2Z4 3A-3G4 3H-3R2 with 3R2 blank. Near contemporary full calf covers with double fillet gilt border spine in seven compartments with raised bands red morocco spine label in one the rest gilt with double fillet borders and small floral tool; spine darkened chip from tail end of spine and front joint cracked front pastedown lifted revealing vellum manuscript spine lining visible at front hinge occasional light finger-soiling and creasing to text closed tear to margin Z4 First edition of this work on heraldry by the Jesuit Marc Gilbert de Varennes 1591-1660. A second edition followed in 1640. PROVENANCE: Sir William Baird 1st Baronet of Newbyth 1654-1737 armorial bookplateREFERENCE: Saffroy 2129 Pierre Billaine hardcover