Charles Baudelaire - Charles Baudelaire – Œuvres complètes – 7 Bände – Calmann-Lévy – ca. 1905 - 1905-1905

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Charles Baudelaire – Œuvres complètes, a seven-volume Halbleder edition published by Calmann-Lévy around 1905, in French, totaling about 3,500 pages with a 20×13 cm format and good/adequate condition.

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Charles Baudelaire – Complete Works – 7 volumes – Calmann-Lévy – about 1905

Author: Charles Baudelaire (1821–1867)
Title: Œuvres complètes (Gesammelte Werke)
Publisher: Calmann-Lévy, Paris
Year of publication: Not specified, probably around 1905
Language: French
Quantity: 7 volumes
Page count: Total approx. 3,500 pages (estimated)
Binding: Half leather with decorated covers and gold-embossed spine labels

Description

Antique, seven-volume collection of the works of the eminent French poet Charles Baudelaire.

The collection includes among other things the famous work Les Fleurs du Mal as well as French translations of Edgar Allan Poe.

The seven volumes have uniform historical half-leather bindings with decorative patterned covers and gold-embossed spine lettering.

A printer's mark reads "Émile Colin et Cie – Imprimerie de Lagny – 12775-6-05", which possibly indicates a print run in June 1905.

Provenance: The books come from my father’s private library and personal collection.

Condition

Age-related, used condition with visible signs of wear:

* Leather on the spine partly clearly worn.
* Corners and edges bumped.
* Pages aged and browned and partly stained.
* Bindings with signs of use.

Please note the photos as part of the condition description.

Sold are all seven volumes together as a single collection.

Charles Baudelaire – Complete Works – 7 volumes – Calmann-Lévy – about 1905

Author: Charles Baudelaire (1821–1867)
Title: Œuvres complètes (Gesammelte Werke)
Publisher: Calmann-Lévy, Paris
Year of publication: Not specified, probably around 1905
Language: French
Quantity: 7 volumes
Page count: Total approx. 3,500 pages (estimated)
Binding: Half leather with decorated covers and gold-embossed spine labels

Description

Antique, seven-volume collection of the works of the eminent French poet Charles Baudelaire.

The collection includes among other things the famous work Les Fleurs du Mal as well as French translations of Edgar Allan Poe.

The seven volumes have uniform historical half-leather bindings with decorative patterned covers and gold-embossed spine lettering.

A printer's mark reads "Émile Colin et Cie – Imprimerie de Lagny – 12775-6-05", which possibly indicates a print run in June 1905.

Provenance: The books come from my father’s private library and personal collection.

Condition

Age-related, used condition with visible signs of wear:

* Leather on the spine partly clearly worn.
* Corners and edges bumped.
* Pages aged and browned and partly stained.
* Bindings with signs of use.

Please note the photos as part of the condition description.

Sold are all seven volumes together as a single collection.

Details

Number of books
7
Subject
Literature
Book title
Charles Baudelaire – Œuvres complètes – 7 Bände – Calmann-Lévy – ca. 1905
Author/ Illustrator
Charles Baudelaire
Condition
Fair
Publication year oldest item
1905
Publication year youngest item
1905
Height
20 cm
Edition
Multiple Books / Editions, Subsequent edition
Width
13 cm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Calmann-Lévy
Binding/ Material
Half leather
Number of pages
3500
GermanyVerified
157
Objects sold
Private

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