GAZETTE OF OLD PARIS Written by a society of writers from the Annales politiques et littéraires No. 1, April 15, 1900-No. 14, n.d. [December 1900]. Paris, Sold in Vieux Paris, under the sign of the Trois Écritoires. Texts of Jean Aicard, Maurice Barrès, Émile Bergerat, Adolphe Brisson, Ferdinand Brunetière, Jules Claretie, François Coppée, Paul Deschanel, Émile Faguet, Anatole France, Edmond Haraucourt, Henri Lavedan, Pierre Loti, Séverine, Armand Silvestre, etc. Complete collection. 14 numbers in 14 issues in sheets in-4 in full ecru cloth folder decorated with the coat of arms of Paris in colors and the arms of the city on red wax seal. Joint : - La Nef de Lutèce pour tous pérégrins & gentils-hommes... by Albert Robida (this work of 30 pages printed on candle paper is presented in the same form as the Gazette du Vieux Paris, it is written in old French and illustrated in black and red by Robida). Publication undertaken on the occasion of the Universal Exhibition of 1900, printed on luxury papers of various colors, text calligraphed in the old way, illustrations of woodcuts with initials and vignettes heightened of colors. The n° 5 (" L'Affaire de la Tour de Nesle ") is illustrated by Robida.