WILLETTE (Adolphe). Le Pied-de-Nez. Paris: S. Schwartz, November 21, 1901-December 27, 1901. - 6 fascicles in-4, stapled. Rare set of numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6, the latter in duplicate, out of the 11 issues of this ephemeral satirical review created and illustrated by the painter, illustrator and cartoonist Adolphe Willette (1857-1926). The texts were composed by Camille de Sainte-Croix. Well preserved copies despite some freckles and minor tears. Attached : - MÉLANDRI (Achille) . Le Petit chaperon bleu. 17 drawings by Willette. Paris: Léon Vanier, 1888. - In-8, 11 pp. In sheets. - Set of 4 original color etchings by Willette (210 x 163) from the artist's collection, with his stamp on the back. They are captioned : Centgarde. - Grenadier de la Garde. - Hunter of Vincennes. - Saint-Cyr. - LEGAY (Marcel). All the range. Fifteen illustrated compositions and autograph letters. Paris: M. Emmanuel, 1900. - In-folio, illustrated cardboard of the publisher. Album of music by Marcel Legay on poems by Paul Arène, Théodore de Banville, Charles Chincholle, J.-B. Clément, François Coppée, Alphonse Daudet, Charles Frémine, Émile Goudeau, Clovis Hugues, Paul Marrot, Charles Monselet, René Ponsard, Gérault Richard and Jean Richepin. It is illustrated with a cover and table of contents by Adolphe Willette, an intaglio frontispiece by Henri Pille and 16 full-page compositions after H.C. Delpy, Heidbrinck, Paul Léonnec, Paul Merwart, P. Quinsac, Henry Somm, Steinlen and Uzès. A precious copy dedicated by Legay to the cartoonist and illustrator Georges Tiret-Bognet (1855-1935), one of the figures of the Montmartre mound, contributor to several newspapers such as Le Chat Noir, L'Ouvrier, Le Rire and Le Triboulet: To my dear Georges Tiret-Bognet // Remembrance of the "Assassins" of the Place du Tertre // where we drank the trolleys, a memory // forever unalterable . // To your health.