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22831showing the Emperor seated with his son standing at his side and his wife standing behind them 4" x 2½" no place no date c. unknown
28161showing the Emperor seated with his son standing at his side and his wife standing behind them 4" x 2½" no place no date c. laid down unknown
25402showing him half length sitting resting his elbow on a bureau 4¼" x 2½" no place no date unknown
55638of Paris showing the Emperor standing full length full face his left arm on the chair where the Empress is sitting full length in near profile her left hand on the arm of the Prince Imperial who is in a child's dress holding a posy and looking quizzically at the camera no place no date circa With a note of purchase in pencil on the verso The Tuileries 20th August 1862. Below in an early French hand in ink is "famille Impériale". unknown
30437showing the Emperor seated with his wife and child standing beside him 4¼" x 2½" no place no date c. slightly faded unknown
28151showing the Emperor standing in profile by the side of Eugenie on a large horse looking down at him 3½" x 2¼" no place no date clipped in corners slightly faded unknown
23183showing the Emperor seated with his wife and child standing beside him 4¼" x 2½" no place no date c. slightly faded unknown
22956showing the Emperor standing over his wife who is seated with the infant child at her knee 4¼" x 2½" no place no date slightly faded unknown
22957showing the family standing together with the small boy between them 4¼" x 2½" no place Paris no date slightly faded unknown
1853243537Rimini: Tip. Fratelli Ercolani 1853. 2 lithographic portraits of Napoleon III and his wife Eugénie by Turgis Paris.Each portrait with accompanying title page and 3 pp. of laudatory verse printed in 5 colors. Folio. Contemporary decorated paper over boards. With stamps of "Cabinet de L'Empereur Donaine Privé." Portraits erratically trimmed with some loss to margins of image. 2 lithographic portraits of Napoleon III and his wife Eugénie by Turgis Paris.Each portrait with accompanying title page and 3 pp. of laudatory verse printed in 5 colors. Folio. Tip. Fratelli Ercolani unknown
186555617Paris Henri Plon 1865-66. 4to. a. folio. 3 contemp. hcalf. Gilt spines. Tome-and titlelabels with gilt lettering. Spines slightly rubbed. Stamp on title-pages. VII415;VII58383 pp. 32 lithographed maps and plans all called for in the index to vol. II. Internally clean a few brownspots. unknown
185825540Paris: Typ. de Firmin-Didot frères 1858. Fine. Typ. de Firmin-Didot frères Paris 1858 12 x 18.50 cm broché Ninth edition. Autograph presentation from the publisher on the front cover. Spine reinforced with a cloth strip light worming to boards foxing. Typ. de Firmin-Didot frères hardcover
186066629Paris: Amyot 1860. Fine. Amyot Paris 1860 34 x 27 cm relié Amyot Paris 1860 11.5 x 18.5 cm bound First edition published the same year the Aosta Valley became part of Italy. The work is illustrated with 97 wood engravings in the text 33 steel insert engravings 6 chromotypographies and a map. Bound in half red shagreen spine decorated with blind tooling Palais de Compiègne gold stamped at the head of the spine Napoleon III's monogram gold stamped on the spine marbled paper boards marbled endpapers contemporary binding. Some minor foxing. ""Bibliothèque de la Couronne - Compiègne stamp on the title page. Our copy unlike those placed in the national collection when the Palais de Compiègne library disbanded does not have the dépôt de l'État 1891 stamp. The Palais de Compiègne library entirely refurnished by Napoleon III was a truly sociable venue for the emperor's guests who borrowed novels magazines and newspapers. An entertaining hand-written loan register has been digitized by the National Library of France. After the fall of the Second Empire the third Republic allowed the library which was then open to the Compiègne public to remain for sometime according to the memories of Jules Troubat the former Sainte-Beuve secretary and the last librarian at the Palais. The decree of 16 January 1888 ordered the library to be permanently closed and emptied of its contents. One part of the collection - around 10000 works - are given to the Compiègne municipal library in 1891. In March 1918 the town of Compiègne was bombed and evacuated; the books were then left open to the elements. It was not until the end of May 1918 that a librarian acting with the army evacuated the works that remained intact but was unable to deal with the books that had suffered damage. This part of the collection will later be sorted and sold by weight. We have only been able to find one work from the Palais de Compiègne library on public sale a Description of Egypt auctioned in 2014. Beautiful and rare copy of renowned provenance with Napoleon III's monogram and one of the rare works to have not made it to the national collection when the Palais de Compiègne library was dismantled in 1891. Amyot hardcover
187124429Londres London & Genève Geneva: Jeffs 1871. Fine. Jeffs Londres London & Genève Geneva 1871 13.50 x 20 cm broché First edition. Pamphlet illustrated with a portrait of Napoleon III in perfect harmony with the title and subject that the work intends to denounce. Violent anti-Badinguet pamphlet. Light tears with small corner losses to covers some minor foxing a small loss at foot of pages 15 and 16 not affecting text. Jeffs unknown
193991181Paris: Grasset 1939. Fine. Grasset Paris 1939 12.8 x 19.2 cm Relié First edition one of 16 numbered copies on pur fil the deluxe issue following 6 copies on Montval paper.Half hazelnut morocco binding spine with four raised bands ruled in gilt and decorated with double gilt panel compartments date gilt at the foot sides of cats-eye paper marbled endpapers and pastedowns bookplate pasted to a pastedown original wrappers and spine preserved top edge gilt untrimmed contemporary signed binding by Albinhac.A fine copy attractively bound. Grasset hardcover
18703246New York: Hurd and Houghton / Cambridge MA: Riverside Press 1870. 1870. Good. - Octavo rust brown cloth titled in gilt on the spine with decorative frames stamped in blind on both covers. The covers are bumped & lightly rubbed & soiled with dampstaining to the top corners. The spine is faded with a small area of dampstaining & the head & tail are chipped. xv & 350 pages plus errata page. There is staining to the endpapers with a small label on the front pastedown. There is light soiling to the prelims & the page edges are slightly darkened. Good. <p>First American edition.<p>The book was originally published in Paris in 1868. New York: Hurd and Houghton / Cambridge, MA: Riverside Press, 1870. hardcover
186789259Lille: L. Danel 1867. Fine. Work printed in 80 copies before Emperor Napoleon III on August 27 1867 L. Danel Lille 1867 30 x 42.5 cm Reliure de l'éditeur Very rare first edition printed in only 80 copies According to CCFr copies are held only at the BnF and in Lille. This edition was printed on August 27 1867 in the presence of Emperor Napoleon III during his visit to northern France with Empress Eugénie from August 26 to 30 1867. Publishers binding in full green grained cloth flat spine decorated with blind fillets panels framed with blind fillets slightly bumped corners pink edges. Minor foxing mainly affecting the endpapers; a handsome copy. On a blank endpaper an autograph inscription signed by Léonard-Jean-Baptiste Danel 18181905 nephew and successor of Louis Danel since 1843 addressed to Auguste Ohnet likely the paternal uncle of the novelist Georges Ohnet 18481918 in which case he lived from 1808 to 1882. Laid in: a chromolithographed broadside 39 x 29 cm presenting a copy to the Empress ""Offert à S.M. l'Impératrice Eugénie par le personnel de l'imprimerie Danel à Lille"". The only edition of this prestigious publication produced to showcase the skill of the Danel printing house to its distinguished guests. L. Danel hardcover
