This fragile ephemera was gifted to me by my late friend and fellow bibliomaniac Michael Neal; he informed me that this item had originally been the property of Gershon Legman and that the pencil markings in the margins were his handywork. This was the final item that Michael passed to me after weeks of transferring his entire Carrington collction to me from France, I promised him that I would list them all on this site prior to disposing of them, a task I had commenced in 2020, only to have been prevented from continuing because of my own health issues. Now at least partially reinvigorated I am back on task. I hope you like this latest offering.

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Catalogue de Levres Rare. Librairie Ch.Carrington 13 Faubourg Montmartre
Paris n.d |(1901).  With (partial) original pink paper covers which are slowly disintegrating, and are separate from the text block, posted here in full, 46 Pages of titles for sale from Librarie Ch Carrington in 1901. This is a sales catalogue  reflecting some of the stock for sale, they are not all Carrington publications. By clicking the images you can view the book titles as you would the actual catalogue.

An extremely rare and interesting item. This book is an original Carrington catalogue from 1901, an estimated date from the list of titles in production (issued in 1902) and those recently published |(all dated 1901). This catalogue is not listed in Guacamole.

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For Detailed information on Charles Carrington and a bibliography of his publications see:

The Erotica Bibliophile : Charles Carrington

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See Also

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Charles Carrington Collection: Jean du Villiot (trans): La Flagellation Des Femmes en Allemagne. illustrations par Martin van Maele, Paris Charles Carrington, 1901.

Charles Carrington Collection: Octave Mirbeau The Diary of a Ladys Maid . Paris: Charles Carrington, 1903. illustrations by Emile Mas, engraved by Eugène Dété.

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