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CERVANTES
The story of the admirable Don Quixote of La Mancha. Following the Copy, printed in Paris, by Claude Barbin, 1681. 4 volumes in-12, red morocco, small cold binding, ornate spine, double inner fillet, gilt edges (English binding, early 19th century). Willems, n°1954.-Rahir, n°2963
.Nice edition, uncommon, translated by Filleau de Saint-Martin. It's attached to the Elzevier collection. 4 frontispieces and 32 figures on
copper.
From the Étienne Beauvillain library, with ex-libris
.
The fifth volume of the Amsterdam edition, Mortier, 1696, which is a sequel to the novel by Filleau de Saint-Martin, is enclosed in a uniform binding. This volume is illustrated with a frontispiece and 8 figures on copper.
The story of the admirable Don Quixote of La Mancha. Following the Copy, printed in Paris, by Claude Barbin, 1681. 4 volumes in-12, red morocco, small cold binding, ornate spine, double inner fillet, gilt edges (English binding, early 19th century). Willems, n°1954.-Rahir, n°2963
.Nice edition, uncommon, translated by Filleau de Saint-Martin. It's attached to the Elzevier collection. 4 frontispieces and 32 figures on
copper.
From the Étienne Beauvillain library, with ex-libris
.
The fifth volume of the Amsterdam edition, Mortier, 1696, which is a sequel to the novel by Filleau de Saint-Martin, is enclosed in a uniform binding. This volume is illustrated with a frontispiece and 8 figures on copper.