André LEBEY. Manuscript and 3 autograph poems signed, L.A.S. and 3 postcards a.s., and 2 photographs dedicated to Curnonsky. Petites amies, autograph manuscript, signed "André Yebel", dedicated to Jean de Tinan (7pages small in-4, erasures and corrections): "This love thrown among so many roads, really, I don't want it anymore; all those that tempted us were not worthy of it"... Letter in verse to "Count Kurnonsky": "O Kurnonsky! / What have you become?"... (1p. and a half in-fol., envelope). - Symphonie sans musique, a pastiche by Dujardin, Ghéon, Klingsor, Ducoté and Viélé-Griffin: "Cher prince et pauvre bougré! / De loin je te vois le long des routes"... (2p. in-fol.). - In the manner of a very free Saint-Aman by Théophile Gautier: "O toi qui vas à cropetons/ Le long du chemin très long"... (2p. in-fol.). L.A.S., [1899], about Bréviaire des courtisanes: "Je salue en Perdiccas une nouvelle transformation de Kurnonsky et de Sailland et merci aussi au Toulett"... Plus 3 postcards (1904-1913), including one on the back of a photo-advertisement for André Lebey pipes. 2 photographs of young Lebey (by Paul Sescau, in-8), and one in 1905 (by V. Dinet in Honfleur, business-card size), with dedications to Maurice Sailland. Plus 2 other photos enclosed. Attached is the first edition of the collection of verse Les Colonnes du Temple (Mercure de France, 1900), paperback.