LA PETITE LUNE No. 1, 1878-No. 52, 1879 + No. 1 of 2nd year (after merger with La Lune rousse). Paris, Director: André Gill. Each front page is illustrated in color by Gill. The texts are signed by pseudonyms. Complete collection. 53 numbers in 53 in-4 issues. L'ESCLAVE IVRE N° 1, 1881-n° 4, 1881. Paris, Manager: V. Gontard, then E. Beaurepaire. Each 1st page is illustrated in color by Gill. Texts are signed by pseudonyms. 4 issues in 4 in-4 deliveries. Designed along the lines of La Petite lune, the magazine was intended to combat opportunism in the person of its leader, Gambetta. Attached: - A clipping from Études de presse no. 14 (1956) giving the bibliography of L'Esclave ivre. LE SANS-CULOTTE N° 1, Octidi, 8 Vendémiaire an 87 [October 9, 1878]-n° 30, Octidi, 8 Floréal an 87 [May 7, 1879]. Paris, Directeur-Dessinateur-Rédacteur en chef: Alfred Le Petit. Each front page is illustrated in color by Alfred Le Petit. Texts by Jules Jouy, Alfred Le Petit and various pseudonyms including Jean Populot [Jean Richepin]. Complete collection. 30 numbers in 30 in-4 issues. Joint: - The rare Almanach du Sans-culotte (16 p. in-12). LE PÈRE DUCHÈNE ILLUSTRÉ N° 1, 17 Frimaire an 87 [December 7, 1877]-n° 13, 10 Ventôse an 87 [February 28, 1878]. Paris. Texts signed by pseudonyms. 13 numbers in 13 in-4 issues. LE PAVÉ N° 1, Sunday January 12, 1879-n° 3, Sunday January 26, 1879. Paris, Manager: A. Roussel. Texts by Gabriel Arnault, Gustave Nesel, C.C. Rico, René Stoll, Julien Valdy. The first page of nos. 1 and 2 is illustrated by Emmanuel Chicot. 3 issues in 3 in-4 deliveries. LE RASEUR CALÉDONIEN Stultifying little newspaper N° 1, Sunday February 4, 1877. Mimeographed magazine, illustrated in black on the front page. These six titles are bound in a single volume of half red morocco. Joint: - 1 press clipping: Le Journal, April 27, 1895: article by Étienne Carjat on André Gill.