[Stereotype Editions]. Set of 13 works in... - Lot 199 - Kâ-Mondo

[Stereotype Editions]. Set of 13 works in 19 volumes. Each volume bears a modern bookplate. 1. CRÉBILLON. OEuvres de Crébillon. Paris, Stéréotype d'Herhan (Se vend à Paris chez Antoine-Augustin Renouard), An XI - 1802. 3 volumes in one large in-18, XXVII-235 + 313 + 197 pp. (with errors), contemporary mottled calf, ornate smooth spine, black title page, gilt edges. (Lower cover and corners rubbed, corner damage to margin of title. Last ff. of table misplaced between 190 and 191). Bound by Courteval with his label on the first endpaper. 2. REGNARD. OEuvres de Regnard. Edition Stereotype d'après le procédé de Firmin Didot. A Paris, de l'impr. et de la fonderie stéréotypes de Pierre Didot l'aîné et de Firmin Didot, an X (1801). 5 vol. in-12, period brown calf, ornate smooth spines, gilt titles, roulette on boards and inside, gilt edges (rubbed on boards, 4 corners uncovered, corners worn). Ex. in large vellum paper. 3. GAY, MOORE. Fables by John Gay, in two parts ; to which are added fables by Edward Moore. Stereotype edition. Paris, Printed by P. Didot, the Elder, Eight Year (1800). In-12, 235 pp. in later romantic brown calf, spine gilt, gilt title, cold framing and medallion on boards, marbled edges. (Headcap uncovered, corners worn; lacking false title). Printed on large wove paper. 4. FLÉCHIER. Oraisons funèbres de Fléchier. Evêque de Nismes. A Paris, Chez Ant. Aug. Renouard, An X-1802 (de l'imprimerie de Crapelet). 2 vol. in-12, 274-[1] + 261 pp. engraved frontispiece portrait after St-Aubin, contemporary blond granite calf, smooth ornate spine, black and green-bronze titles and giblets, boards edged with 2 gilt roulettes, one of which is Greek, gilt roulette on spines and chasses, gilt edges (spines and corners slightly rubbed). Binding signed P. Bozerian at foot of spine. Copy in large vellum paper. 5. ROUSSEAU (Jean-Baptiste). Odes, cantatas, epistles and miscellaneous poems by J. B. Rousseau. Stereotype edition using the Firmin Didot process. A Paris, de l'impr. et de la fonderie stéréotypes de Pierre Didot l'aîné et de Firmin Didot. An VII (1799). 2 vols. in-12, 234 + 218-[2] pp. (Catalogue), contemporary brown calf, ornate smooth spines, gilt title and tomaisons, gilt foliate and Grecique framing on covers, gilt edges. (3 joins cracked. Corners dull, rare russeting.) Ex. in large wove paper. 6. LA ROCHEFOUCAULD. Memoirs of the Duc de La Rochefoucauld. Augmented by the hitherto unpublished first part, published from the author's manuscripts. A Paris, chez Ant. Aug. Renouard, 1817. Gr. in-12, XV-98-X-329-[1] pp. and [8] pp. catalog, engraved frontispiece after a medal by Warin and 7 engraved portraits by St-Aubin. Contemporary havana half-basin with corners, ornate smooth spine, red title page, yellow edges speckled with red (spine rubbed, corners dulled). Printed on fine white laid paper. The first part, unpublished in the 1804 edition, has a special title at the head of the volume. Ex-libris of the Comte de Baillon. 7. HORACE. Quintus Horatius Flaccus. Parisiis, excudebam Petrus Didot, anno VIII (1800). in-12, [4]-280 pp. bands. Brown half-chagrin with corners, smooth spine decorated with romantic irons, pearled fillets on covers, pebbled edges. (Spine faded, edges and corners rubbed. Copy in large vellum paper, given as non-stereotype by the catalog, without notes, uncorrected. 8. BERNARD. OEuvres de Bernard. Paris, Stéréotype d'Herhan (Se vend à Paris chez Antoine-Augustin Renouard), An XI - 1803. In-12, X-262 pp. In-12 [height 145 mm], contemporary long-grained red morocco, smooth decorated spine, gilt edge, blue tabis lining and endpapers (2 corners rubbed, 2 corners restored, small stain on front cover). Copy on large wove paper printed on 272 plates. Composed in very fine type, this is one of Herhan's finest stereotypes. 9. VOLTAIRE. La Pucelle, poem in twenty-one songs, with notes, by Voltaire. Stereotype edition after the Firmin Didot process. A Paris, de l'impr. et de la fonderie stéréotypes de Pierre Didot l'aîné et de Firmin Didot. An IX (1801). In-12, 299 pp, [1] f. (catalog). Contemporary long-grained red half-maroquin, ornate smooth spine, gilt title, fillet on covers, yellow edges. (some russeting, corners slightly worn). 10. PHAEDRI. Phaedri, Augusti liberti Fabularum aesopicarum libri quinque. Nova editio, cui accesserunt Publii Syri et aliorum Veterum setentiae. Parisiis, excudebam Petrus Didot, anno VI (1798). In-18, [4]-99 pp. Basane jaspée period, smooth spine decorated, green title page, three fillets on the boards, yellow tr. (Headcap uncovered, spines and corners rubbed, spine faded). Engraved bookplate Leusse. Ex-libris stamp Edouard de Pontalba. 11. CICÉRON. Laelius, seu de Amiticia, dialogus. Ad Titum Pomponium atticum. Paradoxa ad Marcum Brutum. Parisiis, Apud. Ant. Aug. Renouard, 1796 (typ.