NERCIAT, Andréa de. The impromptu doctorate. Edition decorated with colour engravings by Jean Lepauvre and preceded by a note by Helpey Poitou bibliographer. Cassel: Landgrave's private printing house[Maurice Duflou], 1928. - In-8, red half-marrow in bradel, gilded mesh, smooth back, gilded head, not trimmed, cover and back preserved (D. Montecot). Published and printed by Maurice Duflou, illustrated with 21 free compositions in colour, including 10 out of text and 2 repeated on the cover, by Jean Lepauvre, pseudonym of Gaston Trilleau. The notice, signed Helpey, is by Louis Perceau. One of the 300 copies on vergé de Rives , this one not justified. Back passed. Attached: - NERCIAT, Andréa de. The morning is libertine or the moments well used. Versailles: for friends of the good old days,[circa 1928]. - In-8, blue half-marrow with bradel, gilded mesh, smooth back, gilded head, not trimmed, cover and back preserved (Montecot). Edition printed in 212 copies, illustrated with 82 colour thumbnails and 8 dry points in colour excluding Marcel Jean Jean's text . One of the 200 copies on vergé de Rives . Exemplary very well preserved despite the past back.