[MARIE-ANTOINETTE]. - Théâtre de campagne, ou recueil de parades les plus amusantes, propres au délassement de l'esprit ; joué sur des théâtres bourgeois. À Nugopolis, et se trouve à Paris, chez la veuve Duchesne, 1767. In-8, 5 parts in multiple pagination and signature with general title and some particular titles, speckled tawny calf, smooth partitioned spine adorned with a repeated gilt dauphin iron and gilt fleuron, with gilt crowned "CT" figure at tail, triple gilt fillet framing the boards with corner fleurons and gilt queen's coat of arms in center, filleted edges, gilt inner roulette, red speckled edges ; spines, headpieces and corners discreetly restored with small tears, a few stains on the boards (period binding).