ROCHEFORT (Henri).
Last Napoleon. The "Lanterns" of the Empire.
Paris : Librairie anti-cléricale, [1880-1884]. - 3 volumes in one volume in-8, 270 x 169: 334 pp., (1 f.); 339 pp.; 532 pp. Red half-basane, spine with decorated nerves, speckled edges (contemporary binding).

Definitive reprint of the 75 issues of La Lanterne, an anti-Bonapartist journal created by the journalist and politician Henri Rochefort (1831-1913), originally published from May 1868 to October 1869. It was illustrated for the occasion with numerous woodcut compositions in the text after André Gill, Frid'Rick, Méjanel, Demare and Sapeck.

Rubbings on the back. First title remounted, scattered freckles. Large tear on the last page, with a lack and important loss of text.
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Lot no. 105

ROCHEFORT (Henri). Last Napoleon. The "Lanterns" of the Empire. Paris : Librairie anti-cléricale, [1880-1884]. - 3 volumes in one volume in-8, 270 x 169: 334 pp., (1 f.); 339 pp.; 532 pp. Red half-basane, spine with decorated nerves, speckled edges (contemporary binding). Definitive reprint of the 75 issues of La Lanterne, an anti-Bonapartist journal created by the journalist and politician Henri Rochefort (1831-1913), originally published from May 1868 to October 1869. It was illustrated for the occasion with numerous woodcut compositions in the text after André Gill, Frid'Rick, Méjanel, Demare and Sapeck. Rubbings on the back. First title remounted, scattered freckles. Large tear on the last page, with a lack and important loss of text.

Estimate
€60 - €80
Result
Not sold
Buyer's premium
25%
ROCHEFORT (Henri). Last Napoleon. The "Lanterns" of the Empire. Paris : Librairie anti-cléricale, [1880-1884]. - 3 volumes in one volume in-8, 270 x 169: 334 pp., (1 f.); 339 pp.; 532 pp. Red half-basane, spine with decorated nerves, speckled edges (contemporary binding). Definitive reprint of the 75 issues of La Lanterne, an anti-Bonapartist journal created by the journalist and politician Henri Rochefort (1831-1913), originally published from May 1868 to October 1869. It was illustrated for the occasion with numerous woodcut compositions in the text after André Gill, Frid'Rick, Méjanel, Demare and Sapeck. Rubbings on the back. First title remounted, scattered freckles. Large tear on the last page, with a lack and important loss of text.
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