Bartsch Ill. XXIX-78. Very good impression of the only state (?). Traces de plis dans les angles supérieurs, a rest of papier de montage collé au verso. Small margins. Watermark : ours or lion dans un écu.
L. Mannocci nr 20 (III/IV). Good impression trimmed at the platemark of 3e state (of 4), the plate used as usual, but before the last works. Two diagonal creases at right, mostly visible on the back; amincissures à la pointe des angles gauches and some rare other small defects. Probably italian edition, end of XVIIe […]
Robert-Dumesnil nr 17 (II/II). Very good impression of 2nd state (of 2). Some vertical creases; rare small stains on the back. Thread margins. Second plate to the set of “Mystères de la vie de Jésus Christ”.
De Grazia-Bohlin nr 21 (II/IV). M. Bury “The Print in Italy” nr 50. Very good impression trimmed out the platemark, of 2nd state (of 4), before V. van Aelst’s address. Some creases, especially horizontal down; rests of mounting paper along the left edge.
M. Préaud nr 275 (II/II). Very good impression trimmed at the platemark or with some threads margins, of 2nd state (of 2), a vine leaf concealing l’intimité of the young woman. Lower left angle repair; tip of right upper angle repair; some amincissures in the angles and many small scattered foxings. Watermark : stationery brand. […]
Lecomte nr 153 (II/II). Good impression on laid paper vergé, numbered and signed, of the last state. Total edition of 75 impressions. Very slight trace de passe partout à l’ouverture of an old mounting; slight wove creases. Dry stamp of the editor E. Sagot (Lugt nr 2254).
I.F.F. nr 2 (Unknow in full length). Good impression on wove paper of the only state. Laminated on cardboard; two tears at foot with small lacks associate. Good margins. Rare.
S. Laboureur nr 623. Very good impression on thin japan paper, of the only state, signed and numbered by blue pencel, du tirage de 1910 à 4 épreuves. Slight épidermure marginale en haut à droite. Small margins. Contrairement à la justification, le tirage total ne se monte qu’à 19 épreuves, dont seulement dix du vivant […]