[REBOUX, Paul (1877-1963). Set of 11 works from the library of the writer and journalist Paul Reboux: - APOLLINAIRE (Guillaume). The Cubist Painters. First series. Seventh edition. Paris : Eugène Figuière et Cie, 1913. - In-4, uncropped. Copy of the press service. To Paul Reboux // his admirer and friend // Guillaume Apollinaire. Copy uncropped, missing the first cover and the back cover. Tears. - BERNARD (Tristan). Theater VI. How small is the world. Le Sauvage. Paris : Calmann-Lévy, 1935. - In-12, paperback. Copy on edition paper. To my dear Paul Reboux // who gave me so much // pleasure by presenting // Lovers and Thieves // Tristan Bernard." - BERNSTEIN (Henry). Félix. Paris : Arthème Fayard & Cie, [1929]. - In-16, paperback. E.O. Copy of the current edition. Envoi from the author: "to Paul Reboux // his grateful old friend // Henry Bernstein." Cover soiled. The copy has been trimmed short. - BERNSTEIN (Henry). Le Secret. Play in three acts. First performed on March 22, 1913 at the Bouffes-Parisiens theater. Paris : Arthème Fayard & Cie, [1917]. - In-12, paperback. E.O. Sent by the author: "to Paul Reboux, // his friend // Henry Bernstein." Copy uncropped, missing at the back. - CELARIÉ (Henriette). Paradise on Earth. Martinique - Guadeloupe - Guyana. Paris : Hachette, [1930]. - In-12, paperback. E.O. Sent by the author: "To Paul Reboux // who has so much talent // Henriette Celarié." Spine and edges of boards faded, tears at top of spine. - DEVAL (Jacques). Beauté. Comedy in three acts. Paris : Librairie théâtrale, 1924. - In-12, paperback. E.O. Sent by the author: "To Paul Reboux // with this unblemished friendship // that one dedicates to the unknowns that one prefers. // Jacques Deval." Cover and leaves browned. - GREVIN (Emmanuel). Djerba the happy island and the south-tunisian. Illustrated from the author's photographs. Paris : Librairie Stock, [1937]. - In-12, paperback. E.O. Copy of the press service. Letter from the author : " to Mr. Paul Reboux // to whom I ask to // forgive me again this infidelity // to my job as a printer // of the charming works of Paul Reboux // very sincere and sympathetic // honors // Emmanuel Grévin." Pitting to the cover. - LE FÈVRE (Georges). Monsieur paquebot (Autour du Monde). Paris : Baudinière, [1928]. - In-12, paperback. E.O. Copy of the current edition. Envoi from the author : " To Paul Reboux, // this tour of the world // of an average Frenchman, // most cordially // Georges Le Fèvre // Fev. 1928. " - MORAND (Paul). Black magic. Paris : Bernard Grasset, 1928. - In-12, paperback. E.O. Press service copy numbered on Alfa (n° CXXX). Long sending from the author : " to Paul Reboux, // - "I will receive him, although his name is // Paul, like the other one !" // (Answer of President Borno, of the // Rep. of Haiti to the minister of France who // asked him for an audience for me.) // but you will take all this in my // future travel notes. In the meantime, // I address you more especially the // first of these news // very friendly // Paul Morand." Some rare foxing, spine partly detached. - PAWLOWSKI (Gaston de). Voyage au pays de la quatrième dimension. Paris : Bibliothèque-Charpentier, 1912. - In-12, paperback. E.O. Sent by the author: "To Mr. Paul Reboux // dear literary companion // very affectionately // GdePawlowski." Uncropped copy, cover and leaves browned. Business card of the author stuck under the dedication. - PRÉVOST (Marcel). L'Art d'apprendre. Paris : Ernest Flammarion, [1922]. - In-12, paperback. E.O. Copy on edition paper. Letter from the author : " to Paul Reboux // his friend // MPrévost. " Soiling to the cover, browned leaves.