[HENRI DE ROTHSCHILD - WRITER] ROTHSCHILD (Philippe de). A collection of works written, prefaced or translated by Philippe de Rothschild: - MARLOWE (Christopher). The Faust of Christopher Marlowe. A. D. 1592. Doctor Fautus. French text and introduction by Philippe de Rothschild. Paris: Seghers, 1972. - In-8, paperback. Spine faded. - ROTHSCHILD (Philippe de). Discours de vendanges. [Paris], 1935. - Booklet in-12, stapled. - ROTHSCHILD (Philippe de). Aile d'Argent la magique. Illustrations by Éliane Bonabel. Paris : Gallimard, [1947]. - In-4, half dark brown basane, spine ribbed, cover preserved (Paul Bélard). Copy on edition paper, in modern amateur binding, signed Paul Bélard. Tears on the bottom of the leaves. - A second copy of the same book, half dark green cloth, smooth spine, cover preserved. Spotting and soiling to the cover, rubbing to the boards. - ROTHSCHILD (Philippe de). Reception of Mr. Philippe de Rothschild at the National Academy of Sciences, Belles-lettres and Arts of Bordeaux. By Professor Georges Portmann. Bordeaux : Hôtel des Sociétés savantes, 1973. - Paperback, in-8, stapled. Baron Philippe de Rothschild managed and significantly transformed the famous Mouton Rothschild vineyard in Pauillac, which he inherited from his father, Baron Henri de Rothschild. Pitting on the cover. - ROTHSCHILD (Philippe de). The Lost Press. Poèmes. Paris : Mercure de France, 1978. - In-4, paperback. Autograph letter signed by the author on the false title. Tear at the top of the spine.