[Architecture] VACQUIER (J.), JARRY (P.), SOULANGE-BODIN. - Lot 102

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[Architecture] VACQUIER (J.), JARRY (P.), SOULANGE-BODIN. - Lot 102
[Architecture] VACQUIER (J.), JARRY (P.), SOULANGE-BODIN. Les Vieux Hôtels de Paris. Architecture and interior and exterior decoration. Historical and descriptive notes. Set of 15 volumes in 14 in-folio sheets in lace-up wallets: - Le Faubourg Saint-Germain. Volumes 1 and 2 - Volumes 4, 5 and 6. Paris, Contet, 1926-1920 / 1920-1921, 1924. 42 and 40 plates / 40 and 40 plates / 40 plates, some light marginal foxing. - L'Ile Saint-Louis. Paris, Moreau, 1937. 40 plates. - Le Temple et le Marais. Tome 3. Paris, Contet, 1930. 41 plates, some light marginal foxing. - Le Quartier Saint-Paul. Paris, Contet, 1914. 45 plates. - Le Quartier Sainte-Avoye. 1923. 42 plates, some light marginal foxing, 2 plates foxed. - Le Quartier du Palais-Royal. Paris, Contet, 1926, title page uniformly yellowed. 40 plates. - Les Porcherons ou le Faubourg Montmartre. Paris, Contet, 1928. 44 plates, some marginal foxing. - Le Quartier du Luxembourg. Paris, Moreau, 1934. 40 plates, some marginal foxing. - Le Quartier Saint-Antoine. Paris, Contet, 1929. 40 plates - followed by : La Nouvelle-France ou le Faubourg Poissonnière. Paris, Contet, 1930. 40 plates (2 volumes in a portfolio with muted spine). - Le Faubourg Saint-Honoré. Tome 2. Paris, Contet, 1919, spine foxed. 40 plates. And 7 volumes in 5 in-folio volumes bound in half-cornered half-chagrin, ornate ribbed spine, double title-piece, wear and crazing: - L'Hôtel Lambert, rue St-Louis en l'Ile, n°2. Paris, Contet, 1913. 68 plates. - Place Vendôme, also known as Louis le Grand or des Conquêtes. Paris, Contet, 1913. 68 plates. - The Temple and the Marais. 1ère série. Paris, Contet, 1908, 40 plates. Followed by 2nd series (1909, 40 plates). - Le Faubourg Saint-Honoré. Tome 1. 1912, 42 plates. Followed by : Le Faubourg Saint-Germain. Tome 3 (1912, 44 plates). - Le Ministère de la Marine. Paris, Contet, 1911. 63 plates including 3 bis. All volumes are complete, no plates are missing, and there are 979 heliogravure plates, forming a remarkable architectural ensemble of Parisian hotels.
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