LE LUTIN, ECHO OF THE SALONS 2nd year : January 1, 1830 - August 2, 1830. The first issues from June to December 1829 are missing. Paris, at MM. Guéry, at M. Fontaine, at M. L. Dureuil. TRILBY, ALBUM DES SALONS 2nd year: January 2, 1830 - August 2, 1830. The first issues from June to December 1829 are missing. Paris, Chez Moreau-Rosier, chez Thoisnier-Desplaces. LE SYLPHE, JOURNAL DES SALONS 2nd year : January 4, 1830 - August 2, 1830. The first issues from June to December 1829 are missing. Paris, Chez Ladvocat, Veuve Charles-Béchet, Amyot. François-Joseph Deschiens writes: "L'Album des Salons... I gather under this title three newspapers which appear at different days of the week in order to fill it between them; same format, red paper, same address: 1) the Trilby: Album des Salons appears on Wednesday and Saturday, 2) The Sylphe: Journal des Salons on Monday and Thursday, 3) The Imp: Echo des Salons, on Tuesday and Friday. Le Sylphe began on June 1, 1829, Le Lutin on the 2nd, and Le Trilby on the 3rd." Articles on Balzac, A. Deschamps, Victor Hugo (many articles on Hernani), Alphonse de Lamartine, Alfred de Musset, Charles Nodier, Sainte-Beuve, Alfred de Vigny, Les Annales Romantiques, Algeria, etc. Became L'Aigle from August 3, 1830: L'AIGLE Journal de la Liberté Politique et Littéraire, following the Sylphe, Journal des Salons N° 216, Tuesday August 3, 1830-N° 296, Friday October 22, 1830. Paris, Manager : A. Vaillant. The last number announces the stop of the publication following a condemnation. These 4 titles in 1 vol. in-4 bound (very damaged binding).