SWITZERLAND. Manuscript by Gustave GARNIER, Souvenirs du 12 Août 1861, 1861-1862; one volume in-4 of 163 ff. written on the front only, bound in black chagrin with cold-stamped fillets, with the number F.G. on the upper cover, red edges with semis of golden crosses. Illustrated account of a trip to Switzerland and memorial of the missing wife. Gustave Garnier and his wife left Paris on August 3, 1861; account of the trip: Basel, Zurich, Lake Constance, the castle of Queen Hortense in Arenenberg, Schaffhausen, Olten, Bern, Lake Thun, and Grindelwald in the Bernese Oberland, where Fanny Garnier was the victim of an accident during an excursion on August 12, 1861. Following this story, which ends tragically, a series of poems evokes the memory of this much-loved Fanny... The manuscript, carefully calligraphed, is illustrated with lead pencil drawings: a frontispiece signed by Ch. Sauvageot, and a quantity of initials and vignettes. Attached is the manuscript of another trip of the same name on the Rhine: Paris à Paris par Strasbourg, le chemin Badois, Francfort, les bateaux du Rhin et Bruxelles, juillet 1854; one oblong volume in-4 of 84 p., red chagrin binding, with frontispiece and graphite vignettes by Sauvageot, and a folding map.