FRENCH AUTHORS: A good selection of twelve A.Ls.S., L.S., Ans.S., and two T.Ls.S., by various French...

FRENCH AUTHORS: A good selection of twelve A.Ls.S., L.S., Ans.S., and two T.Ls.S., by various French...
FRENCH AUTHORS: A good selection of twelve A.Ls.S., L.S., Ans.S., and two T.Ls.S., by various French authors, comprising George Sand (1804-1876) A.N.S., `G. Sand´, one page, 8vo, 2nd June 1851, to Gabriel Falampin, Director of l'Illustration. Sand states `I have received the first half of the 1000f note. Send the rest.´; Alphonse de Lamartine (1790-1869) two pages, 8vo, 8th August 1848. Lamartine states `.. regarding Mr. Blanchet, distinguished painter and octogenarian residing at Chateaudun.. because of his age, his personal situation and his talent, he deserves all your attention..´; Pierre Loti (1850-1923) two pages, to a card, Rochefort, 25th December 1910, to Edmond Perrier. Loti states `In case I repeat my words or have not thank . yet, please forgive me on both cases.´ Accompanied by the original envelope. Henry de Montherlant (1896-1972) A.L.S., `Montherlant´, a good and large signature example, one page, 4to, Paris, 24th October 1934, in purple ink. On his return from Africa he finds an article published by Revue de Paris and thanks his correspondent; Eugène Sue (1804-1855) one page, 8vo, 21st June? 1843, to Jules Vincard. Sue states `Here are the books my dear Monsieur Vincard, I wish that you find what you are looking for. I will send you as you want two or three seats to attend the Latréamont on Sunday´; André Suarès (1868-1948) one page, 4to, Paris, 27th May 1925, in red ink, to the editor Lapina; Francis Jammes (1868-1938) A.L.S., to a postcard, 3rd January 1915, to St-Georges Bouhélier; Théodore de Banville (1823-1891) one page, 8vo, Banville, 15th July 1887, to Jules Tellier, French writer dead at the early age of 26. De Banville states in part `I am very proud and very glad of having been so well praised by you..´; Charles Augustin de Sainte-Beuve (1804-1869) one page, 8vo, to a colleague. Thanking his correspondent for his interesting articles; Philippe Soupault (1897-1990) A.L.S., to a postcard, Switzerland, 1966, to Simone Dupuy, wife of Henry-Jacques, a friend of Soupault and his biographer; Georges Duhamel (1884-1966) T.L.S., Paris, 2nd of June 1947, on his personal printed stationery card, to M. Lazard; Jules Romains (1885-1972) T.L.S., one page, Paris, 21st November 1953 to Leon Treich, requesting five copies of L´Aurore. Together with A.L.S, one page, 2nd September 1955, on his personal printed stationery card; VG, 1232