CENDRARS (Blaise).
The Gold. The Wonderful Story of General Johann August Suter.
Paris : Bernard Grasset, 1925. - In-8, paperback.
First edition of the first novel published by Blaise Cendrars, one of the author's greatest literary successes.
Press copy, enriched with this AUTOGRAPHIC SENDER FROM THE AUTHOR TO THE PAINTER ROBERT DELAUNAY, a friend of the author, whose wife Sonia Delaunay illustrated "La Prose du Transsibérien" in 1913:

"to Delaunay // in memory of the good times // before the war // Blaise Cendrars "

Missing the first cover, soiling and small tears to the preserved cover



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Folded leaves.
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CENDRARS (Blaise). The Gold. The Wonderful Story of General Johann August Suter. Paris : Bernard Grasset, 1925. - In-8, paperback. First edition of the first novel published by Blaise Cendrars, one of the author's greatest literary successes. Press copy, enriched with this AUTOGRAPHIC SENDER FROM THE AUTHOR TO THE PAINTER ROBERT DELAUNAY, a friend of the author, whose wife Sonia Delaunay illustrated "La Prose du Transsibérien" in 1913: "to Delaunay // in memory of the good times // before the war // Blaise Cendrars " Missing the first cover, soiling and small tears to the preserved cover . Folded leaves.

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€300 - €400
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€300
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25%
CENDRARS (Blaise). The Gold. The Wonderful Story of General Johann August Suter. Paris : Bernard Grasset, 1925. - In-8, paperback. First edition of the first novel published by Blaise Cendrars, one of the author's greatest literary successes. Press copy, enriched with this AUTOGRAPHIC SENDER FROM THE AUTHOR TO THE PAINTER ROBERT DELAUNAY, a friend of the author, whose wife Sonia Delaunay illustrated "La Prose du Transsibérien" in 1913: "to Delaunay // in memory of the good times // before the war // Blaise Cendrars " Missing the first cover, soiling and small tears to the preserved cover . Folded leaves.
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