BALZAC (Honoré de).
 The Skin of Sorrows.
 Social studies.

 Paris: H. Delloye, Victor Lecou, 1838. 

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 In-8, red half-marble with corners, smooth back decorated, golden head, not trimmed (

20th century

 binding

).
 First illustrated edition, decorated with 100 steel-engraved vignettes based on compositions by Baron, Janet-Lange, Gavarni, Français and Marckl. 
The
 text has more than four hundred variants compared to
 the previous
 edition
.

 Copy of the first edition, with the title on the skeleton

. 

Beautiful copy, washed, in modern binding. Tear repaired on pages 37-38, and tear in the margin of pages 383-384.
Timed Thursday 28 November 2019・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 16

BALZAC (Honoré de). The Skin of Sorrows. Social studies. Paris: H. Delloye, Victor Lecou, 1838. - In-8, red half-marble with corners, smooth back decorated, golden head, not trimmed ( 20th century binding ). First illustrated edition, decorated with 100 steel-engraved vignettes based on compositions by Baron, Janet-Lange, Gavarni, Français and Marckl. The text has more than four hundred variants compared to the previous edition . Copy of the first edition, with the title on the skeleton . Beautiful copy, washed, in modern binding. Tear repaired on pages 37-38, and tear in the margin of pages 383-384.

Estimate
€200 - €300
Result
Not sold
Buyer's premium
25%
BALZAC (Honoré de). The Skin of Sorrows. Social studies. Paris: H. Delloye, Victor Lecou, 1838. - In-8, red half-marble with corners, smooth back decorated, golden head, not trimmed ( 20th century binding ). First illustrated edition, decorated with 100 steel-engraved vignettes based on compositions by Baron, Janet-Lange, Gavarni, Français and Marckl. The text has more than four hundred variants compared to the previous edition . Copy of the first edition, with the title on the skeleton . Beautiful copy, washed, in modern binding. Tear repaired on pages 37-38, and tear in the margin of pages 383-384.
Sale Thursday 28 November 2019・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
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