LE JOURNAL POUR TOUS, SUPPLEMENT TO “LE JOURNAL” — THIRD...
LE JOURNAL POUR TOUS, SUPPLEMENT TO “LE JOURNAL” — THIRD REPUBLIC, 8 vols., folio-size bound. Varied bindings. Some flaws. “Le Journal pour tous” (1891–1906) was a weekly illustrated supplement to the Parisian daily “Le Journal,” founded by Fernand Xau. It featured 8 pages of stories, news items, and illustrations. Distinct from the “Journal pour tous” of 1855, it was absorbed in 1893 to expand the daily newspaper’s illustrated content. Illustrations by Rabier, Poulbot, Bernard, Bac, Radiguet, Faivre, Hémard, Gottlob, etc. 1 vol. for the year 1894 – complete 1 vol. for the year 1895 – complete + a few issues from 1896 and 1897 1 vol. for the year 1896 – complete 1 vol. for the year 1897 – complete, 1 vol., year 1898 – complete, 1 vol., year 1900 – complete, 1 vol., years 1901–1903 – for 1901, from No. 9 (March 14) through No. 50 (December 26) (issues 30 and 39 missing BUT bound at the end of the following volume); for 1902, from No. 1 (January 2) to No. 52 (December 25) (Nos. 5 and 39 missing BUT No. 5 bound at the end of the following volume); for 1903, from No. 1 (January 1) to No. 53 (December 31) (Nos. 15, 16, 30 through 39, and 48 are missing). Issue No. 35 (September 1) from the year 1904 was bound at the end. 1 vol. for the years 1904–1905—for 1904, from No. 4 (January 28) through No. 52 (December 29) (Nos. 1, 3, 13, 14, 27–31, and 33–38 are missing; No. 35 was bound at the end of the previous volume); for 1905, from No. 1 (January 5) to No. 42 (October 17) (Nos. 16, 17, 29–39, and 41 are missing). Issues Nos. 30 and 39 from 1901 and Issue No. 5 from 1902, which were missing from the previous volume, have been bound at the end.
[ translate ]LE JOURNAL POUR TOUS, SUPPLEMENT TO “LE JOURNAL” — THIRD REPUBLIC, 8 vols., folio-size bound. Varied bindings. Some flaws. “Le Journal pour tous” (1891–1906) was a weekly illustrated supplement to the Parisian daily “Le Journal,” founded by Fernand Xau. It featured 8 pages of stories, news items, and illustrations. Distinct from the “Journal pour tous” of 1855, it was absorbed in 1893 to expand the daily newspaper’s illustrated content. Illustrations by Rabier, Poulbot, Bernard, Bac, Radiguet, Faivre, Hémard, Gottlob, etc. 1 vol. for the year 1894 – complete 1 vol. for the year 1895 – complete + a few issues from 1896 and 1897 1 vol. for the year 1896 – complete 1 vol. for the year 1897 – complete, 1 vol., year 1898 – complete, 1 vol., year 1900 – complete, 1 vol., years 1901–1903 – for 1901, from No. 9 (March 14) through No. 50 (December 26) (issues 30 and 39 missing BUT bound at the end of the following volume); for 1902, from No. 1 (January 2) to No. 52 (December 25) (Nos. 5 and 39 missing BUT No. 5 bound at the end of the following volume); for 1903, from No. 1 (January 1) to No. 53 (December 31) (Nos. 15, 16, 30 through 39, and 48 are missing). Issue No. 35 (September 1) from the year 1904 was bound at the end. 1 vol. for the years 1904–1905—for 1904, from No. 4 (January 28) through No. 52 (December 29) (Nos. 1, 3, 13, 14, 27–31, and 33–38 are missing; No. 35 was bound at the end of the previous volume); for 1905, from No. 1 (January 5) to No. 42 (October 17) (Nos. 16, 17, 29–39, and 41 are missing). Issues Nos. 30 and 39 from 1901 and Issue No. 5 from 1902, which were missing from the previous volume, have been bound at the end.
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