Alexandre DUMAS, Jr. Set of 5 volumes. - *Péchés de...

Alexandre DUMAS, Jr. Set of 5 volumes.
- *Péchés de jeunesse*. Paris, Fellens and Dufour, 1847.
In-8, paperback, faded cover, dedicatory inscription, foxing.
[3 ff.], 403 pp.
First edition. Very fine dedicatory inscription: “To my good and dear Méry. Sincere friendship, gratitude, and admiration.”
- The Clémenceau Affair. Memoirs of the Accused. Paris. Michel Lévy, 1866.
In-8, red half-maroquin, spine with 5 raised bands decorated with gilt fleurons, corners and caps rubbed, dedicatory inscription.
[2 ff.], 353 pp.
Special edition printed in a run of 100 numbered copies on Holland paper (no. 9). Dedication: “To Cham, with affectionate regards.”
- A Letter on Current Affairs. Paris, Michel Lévy, 1871. In-18, paperback, untrimmed.
[2 ff.], 31 pp., 36 pp. (catalog)
First edition. Upon his return from Versailles in June 1871, where he had gone “to see.”
Vicaire III, 473.
- Report on the Prix de Vertu. Read at the annual public session of the Académie Française on August 2, 1877. Paris, Typographie de Firmin-Didot, 1877.
In-4, green half-morocco, with a dedication.
31 pp
- A Case of Rupture. Page-by-page illustrations by Eugène Courboin. Paris, Ancienne Maison Quantin, 1892.
In-4, paperback, padded cover, embossed gold-foil paper slipcase, ribbon missing, foxing.
[2 ff.], 98 pp., [1 f.], illustrations in the text by Eugène Courboin. Print run of 1,050 numbered copies, 1/1,000 on vellum (no. 540).
Enclosed:
- Albert DARNELLE. Letter to Mr. Alexandre Dumas, Jr. Paris, Librairie A. Patay, n.d.
In-8, half-maroquin with fawn-colored corners, double fillets on the covers, smooth spine with title running lengthwise, original covers preserved, red headband.
27 pp.