= With an extra SIGNED and numb. copy of the col. lithogr. by A. BORN loosely inserted. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXIX.
= Copy bound in full cloth with loosely inserted extra signed copy of the col. lithograph. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXX.
- Occasionally trifle foxed. A fine copy. = Warmoes 121.
- Contents sl. foxed. Calf over boards sl. rubbed/ dam. along extremities, particularly at spine-ends and at two spots on the back.
= One of an unspecified number of DELUXE copies bound in full gilt and blindst. blue calf with col. plate on frontcover, gilt inside dentelles, t.e.g.
- Stains on covers.
= From the library of Johan B.W. Polak, with his library stamp on last pastedown. One of 30 copies on Japanese paper, bound in giltlettered full morocco w. the gilt Enschedé vignette on frontcover, t.e.g.
- Some vols. vellum sl. off-colour or trifle soiled (1x sm. stain at foot).
= One of 20 Roman numbered copies on Hollandsch, bound in orig. unif. gilt hvellum, t.e.g., not intended for the trade (N XX). First volume with a loosely inserted bifolium prospectus.
- Leaves occas. loosening; endpapers sl. browned. Wrappers dam.
AND 3 others, mainly by/ on the same, i.a. Autour d'elles. IV. Le Bain (ibid., 1898, 16 col. lithogr. plates and orig. hcl. by H. BOUTET, folio).
- Small annot. on final free endpaper. Joints sl. rubbed; upper joint trifle dam.; corners showing.
= Monod 1817; Carteret V, p.35.
Idem. Pointes sèches. 100 Fac-simile. Ibid., Ateliers de reproduction Fortier-Marotte, n.d. (1898), 68 col./ tinted plates by H. BOUTET, printed in 550 numb. copies (500), gilt hmor. w. marbled boards, orig. col. lithogr. wr. by H. BOUTET pres., 4to.
= Scarce. Splendid Austrian Art Nouveau designs.
- Mounts sl. foxed (plates fine). Spine dam.; wrappers foxed. = Rare.
= Monod 10487; Carteret IV, p.371.
- One leather cover detached from hand. = SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXX.
- Wrapper sl. scratched.
= Provenance: the collection of Johan Deumens.
= One of 30 DELUXE Roman numbered copies, bound in black oasis backed marbled boards by Geert van Daal, with a suite of the etchings (both signed in pencil), silverlettered faux leather slipcase. With a loosely inserted prospectus.