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Pierre-Georges Castex、Librairie José Corti, Paris、･･･

This later impression was published in 1974 by Librairie José Corti in Paris, part of the authoritative “LITTÉRATURE FANTASTIQUE” collection. Corti is highly esteemed for Surrealism, Symbolism, and Fantastic Literature, making this edition collectible. Condition is Grade B (Good): French softcover (broché) with heavy age-tanning and surface rubbing, slightly curved spine, untrimmed edges with significant browning. The binding is solid, with no major tears or internal markings. A highly usable reference copy, this volume is a significant historical document in fantasy literature and an essential addition for collectors of French literature, Symbolism, and Fantastic Literature.

Guo Moruo、Dohosha、1980、27cm x 19cm

This complete three-volume set of Study of Oracle Bone Writing by Guo Moruo is a landmark work in oracle bone studies. Written during his exile in Japan, it applies Marxist historical materialism to Shang Dynasty history through oracle bone inscriptions. This 1980 Dohosha (Japan) edition was edited by noted historians Shigeki Kaizuka and Michiharu Ito and draws on materials from Kyoto University’s Jinbunken collection, reflecting deep Sino-Japanese scholarly exchange. The set includes facsimile pages of Guo Moruo’s handwritten manuscripts, oracle bone rubbings, and comparative research plates. Condition is good to fair, with sun-faded spines, clean interiors, and solid bindings.

Rodolphe Palgen、Honoré Champion, Paris、October 2, ･･･

This 1925 first edition era study by Rodolphe Palgen critically examines the dramatic works of Auguste Villiers de l’Isle Adam, pioneer of French Symbolism and author of Axël, analyzing structural and thematic elements within 19th century theatre. Published by Honoré Champion, Paris, the softcover retains its original uncut/deckle edges (témoins), a feature prized by collectors. Condition (Fair to Good Vintage): Original wrappers show age toning, shelf wear, spine chipping, and bumped corners. Interior pages are tanned but clean and legible. Binding remains intact though the paper spine is fragile. Format: Softcover (Broché), Grand in-8vo, French language, preserving its bibliographic authenticity.

Thomas Moule (Text) / William Westall (Art)、Charle･･･

A classic 19th-century topographical work, Great Britain Illustrated: A Series of Original Views (London, Charles Tilt, 1830), featuring William Westall’s drawings engraved on steel by Edward Finden, with descriptive text by Thomas Moule. Contains approximately 118 views on 59 steel-engraved plates, capturing Georgian and early Victorian England, including London, Manchester, Liverpool, Edinburgh, and various castles and abbeys. Bound in contemporary full dark leather with blind-stamped decoration and gilt spine title. Condition: Grade C / Fair heavy foxing throughout, worn leather with spine chipping and rubbed corners, hinges tender but binding holding. A desirable example of Westall’s art, suitable for study or plate harvesting.