Bookcase Archive: Gustave D [DROZ, Gustave, attributed to.] Un Été à la campagne. Correspondance de deux jeunes Parisiennes.Recueillie par un auteur a la mode Paris.1905: Illustrated by AVRIL, Paul: No Publisher [by E. Kapp for C. Hirsch]

August 16, 2017October 14, 2024 / Steve M. / 2 Comments

Another clandestine title but this from the start of the last century the date appears correct at 1905, condition of this one is not great but it is very rare and the illustrations are wonderful, as you would expect from Paul Avril.

I am not completely satisfied with the scans, as I did them at a lower dpi, and did not play with the exposure so they appear quite flat, but see what you think.

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Gustave D [DROZ, Gustave, attributed to.] Un Été à la campagne. Correspondance de deux jeunes Parisiennes.Recueillie par un auteur a la mode Paris.1905: Illustrated by AVRIL, Paul: No Publisher [by E. Kapp for C. Hirsch] : 141 pp. Réimpression de l edition originale de 1868. Exemplaire numéroté 116 sur velin. Tirage de 330 ex.
Broché état moyen 2 cahiers fragilisés, texte en bon état général. 15×23 cm. Frontis + 9 gravures en noir.

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Bookcase Archive: L’initiation amoureuse Illustrations originales par un artiste célèbre (Suzanne Ballivet) Buenos-Ayres, pour les amis de l’artiste, 1943 [i.e.Paris, Georges Guillot, vers 1950]

August 7, 2017October 14, 2024 / Steve M. / 3 Comments

L’initiation amoureuse

Illustrations originales par un artiste célèbre (Suzanne Ballivet)

Buenos-Ayres, pour les amis de l’artiste, 1943 [i.e.Paris, Georges Guillot, vers 1950]

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An in-4 volume (20x25cm); 117 pp .; In sheets under cover filled with the editor; Small tear at the edge of the first dish of the blanket, clean and fresh inside. Illustrated book of 25 engravings by Suzanne Ballivet, hand-colored, including 10 full page. The text was published in 1934 under the title “Carnal Prelude”, and under the pseudonym of Robert Sermaise, and would have been pirated here by the publisher Guillot around 1950 Rare edition with only 200 copies (this one No. 181).

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Bookcase Archive : E.KLEM A Portfolio of a suite of seven (of 10) original images from “L’Éducatrice Passionée” Editions D’Antin 1937 plus a suite of 6? (of 10) illustrations for L’amoureuse Discipline Editions D’Antin 1938

July 6, 2017October 14, 2024 / Steve M. / 1 Comment

Well I seem to have become a cataloguer of the incomplete, and here again I offer partial sets of illustrations for books I do not posses, but the illustrations I do. These are a recent auction acquisition, where they were described as 13 illustrations by E.Klem for books by Jim Galding, and that much at least appears to be correct, however the lot was further described as a complete set for “L’Éducatrice Passionée” Editions D’Antin 1937 and 3 illustrations for L’amoureuse Discipline Editions D’Antin 1938. Having checked my trusty bibliography;- Les Editions du Couvre-Feu. Christophe Bier Editions Astarte 2013, I can confirm that only 7 of the illustrations belong to L’Éducatrice Passionée, as the bilblo displays all 10, and I have previously listed 8 of the 10 in

Books for TRADE: A Portfolio of a suite of eight images from “L’Éducatrice Passionée” Comba-Borel Publishing n.d. C 1980

By Combining this new listing and the listing above you will be able to have all 10 illustrations for this title.

As for L’amoureuse Discipline Editions D’Antin 1938, the bibliography only displays 7 of the 10 called for and I appear to have 4 of that set and 2 orphaned images that sit outside that seven, as all the other E.Klem titles listed in the bibliography, display all illustrations against their titles, I have take the somewhat unscientific , step of assuming that my two orphaned images belong to L’amoureuse Discipline. I hope that is clear, any dissenting voices please put me on the right track, or forever hold your peace. (tempted by the double- entendre)

Anyway enough of that and on to the only thing you lot are interested in which is free images. Please note that my scans have enhanced exposure and are much sharper and clearer than the originals, also as an experiment I have scanned these at 600 dpi which means that if you click on the image you are likely to require a much bigger computer to view the enlarged image.

A Portfolio with cover and a suite of seven of ten images from “L’Éducatrice Passionée” Editions D’Antin 1937

The Illustrations

Cover and Suite of 6? (of 10) illustrations for L’amoureuse Discipline Editions D’Antin 1938

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Bookcase Archive : Diana Slip, Lingeries Libertines, No 1 September 1933. 9 Rue Richepanse Paris

May 26, 2017October 14, 2024 / Steve M. / 4 Comments

Having stated quite clearly in my past post that I would be henceforth focusing on my Paris Olympia Press collection, unless of course something really interesting comes along, well something did!

This took an age to scan in but it was a pleasure, this extremely rare and rather lovely lingerie catalogue, is the first in Lingeries Libertines series, although I have no idea how many were actually produced. In part this item interests me because of the association, with the Vidal publishing and fashion empire, and in particular connections to editions Couvre-Feu et al. But although I have no idea which images belong to which photographer I know some are Brassai, and therefore there is a link to my Paris Olympia Press collection as Henry Millers ” Quiet days in Clichy” which, although published in 1956, is illustrated with Brassai photographs from the 1930’s.

Before I forget to mention this is an actual magazine in my collection, and it is available for trade against my ever-diminishing Paris Olympia Press wants, so find me some items that can be located under my Books Wanted listings and you could own the real thing.

So here for your enjoyment are the entire contents of this beautiful photographic memoir of the decadent 1930’s, “The Golden Age of Erotica”

Books for Trade: Maindouce, La Belle Polissonne ou le Délicieux Écart : Les Editions du Couvre-Feu, 8 Rue de Tracy, Paris (2e) n.d (1934)

Bookcase Archive : My Most Beautiful Nights of Love: by Mademoiselle Suzy Paris 1938.

May 9, 2017October 25, 2024 / Steve M. / 1 Comment

My favourite kind of book , a mystery title, I say this because although claimed as an Editions D’antin title in “Les Editions du Couvre-Feu”by Chrotphe Bier, (Editions Astarte 2014). The book itself appears only to credit Editions D’Antin as the printer rather than the publisher. This is further complicated by the short list of other books “Sold in the Library” (detail below), which lists titles published by The Obelisk Press and Librarie Astra as well as English versions of Vidal House titles. This can be explained as the lists literally being of titles sold by certain retail outlets rather than being published by them.

Cover of the French Language Edition

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The other part of the mystery is the artist behind the illustrations, although unsigned they of outstanding quality and i am tempted to compare them to the work of E.Klem, and having compared them to illustrations from other titled Odeurs du Femmes I am now convinced these are unsigned KLEM , illustrations. In an e-mail communication earlier today Christophe Bier, came to the same conclusion.

And now to the book

FROM A BOOKLOVER’S SPECIAL SHELF-ILLUSTRATED–

MY MOST BEAUTIFUL NIGHTS OF LOVE–

BY MADEMOISELLE SUZY

-PARIS-

This edition is reserved exclusively for subscribers.

PRINTED ON THE PRESSES OF THE IMPRIMERIE SPECIALE DES EDITIONS D’ANTIN-17 RUE D’ANTIN PARIS IN THE YEAR MCMXXXVIII

In original covers printed in black and red , 151 pages plus iii. With six beautifully executed, unsigned illustrations in colour tipped in.

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Bookcase Archive: Cruelle Despote, Gregor Yvan, Les Editions du Chevet 1936

May 6, 2017October 14, 2024 / Steve M. / Leave a comment

Very rare title in the classic flagellation series produced by the Vidal empire in the 1930’s, including works illustrated by Wighead and E. Klem, this is by a lesser artist but of interest in its own right. With a colour cover illustration and 6 illustrations in text by Vera Petroff .

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Books For Trade: J.Van Styk. Épouvantes Voluptueuses. Le Jardin d’Eros. 6 Rue de Tracy, Paris, s.d. [1935]

Books For Trade: Grégor Yvan. :LA PRINCESSE SONIA, ses bottes, son esclave. Les Editions du Couvre-Feu . 8 Rue de Tracy, Paris, s.d. [1932]

Bookcase Archive: Essex House, North Hollywood California 1968-1969 (Updated Post June 2016)

June 26, 2016October 14, 2024 / Steve M. / 1 Comment

These titles have been listed for sale on my eBay for some time now, and a number of them have gone, there are still some very rare titles listed for sale.

A short-lived (1968-1969) Los Angeles publishing imprint, a subsidiary of Milton Luros’s Parliament News, Inc, specializing in highbrow erotica. Many Essex House novelists were young serious writers (several of them poets), and some used scenarios drawn from sf and fantasy, including future Dystopias, as settings for their pornography. About half the 42 titles published by Essex House were sf/fantasy; they included novels by Philip José Farmer, Richard E Geis, David Meltzer (perhaps the most distinguished), Michael Perkins (1942- ) and Hank Stine (see Jean Marie Stine), of which a number were ambitious, some literary, and most somewhat joyless – even emetic – and redolent of 1960s radicalism. The unusual aspirations of this imprint are generally attributed to its young editor, Brian Kirby, who also edited the pornographic books of the sister imprint, Brandon House. [PN]

further reading

Maxim Jakubowski. “Essex House: The Rise and Fall of Speculative Erotica” (September 1978 Foundation #14) [pp50-64: mag/]
Michael Perkins. The Secret Record: Modern Erotic Literature (New York: William Morrow, 1976) [nonfiction: hb/]

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SF Essex House

ANDERSON, (JERRY):Trans. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo. pp. 176. Original.wrappers.– First edition.

BRADBROOK, (GARY):Get It On! North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House,

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo. pp. 160. Original pictorial wrappers.-First Edition.

BUKOWSKI, (CHARLES): Notes of a Dirty Old Man. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House,

[Milton Luros]1969. 8vo. pp. 255. Original pictorial wrappers.– First Edition.

DALLAS, (PAUL V.). :Binding with Briars. North Hollywood,Calif.: Essex House,

[Milton Luros], 1968. 8vo.pp. 263. With a Postscript by Hilary E. Holt. Original wrappers.

DEDEAUX, (P.N.). :Tender Buns. North Hollywood,Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo.pp. 192. Original wrappers.– First Edition.

DEDEAUX, (P.N.). :The Nothing Things. North Hollywood,Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo.pp. 160. Original wrappers.– First Edition.

DOYLE, (KIRBY) :Happiness Bastard. North Hollywood,CA.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1968. 8vo.pp. 206. Original wrappers.– First Edition.

FARMER, (PHILIP JOSÉ) :A Feast Unknown. Vol. IX of the Memoirs of Lord Grandrith. Edited by Philip José Farmer. [With a postscript by Theodore Sturgeon.]North Hollywood: Essex House, 1969.

8vo. pp. 286. Original pictorial wrappers.– First Edition.

FARMER, (PHILIP JOSÉ) :The Image of the Beast. An Exorcism Ritual 1. North Hollywood: Essex House.

8vo. pp. 255. [With a postscript by Theodore Sturgeon.] Original pictorial wrappers.– First Edition.

FARMER, (PHILIP JOSÉ):. Blown. An Exorcism Ritual 2. North Hollywood: Essex House.

8vo. pp. 208. Original pictorial wrappers.– First Edition.

GALLION, (JANE.):Biker. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

8vo. pp.159. Original pictorial wrappers.– First Edition.

GEIS, (RICHARD E.):Ravished. [With a Postscript by HarlanEllison.] North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1968. 8vo. pp. 255. Series no.0113. Original wrappers.

GEIS, (RICHARD E.):Raw Meat. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo. pp. 224. Original wrappers.– First Edition.

LAMONT, (GIL):Roach. North Hollywood, Calif.: EssexHouse

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo. pp. 172.Original pictorial wrappers, reproducing a picture by Egon Schiels. – First Edition

MACPHERSON, (MICHAEL):Abducted. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1968. 8vo. pp. 176.Original pictorial wrappers – First edition

MARlOWE ,(ALAN.S):Over Easy. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo. pp. 208.Original pictorial wrappers – First edition

MELTZER, (DAVID):Orf. North Hollywood, Calif.:Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1968. 8vo. pp160. Original wrappers.With a postscript by Stephen Bellon First Edition.

MELTZER, (DAVID):The Agency. North Hollywood, Calif.:Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1968. 8vo. pp160. Original wrappers. Vol. One of The Agency Trilogy.– First Edition.

MELTZER, (DAVID):The Agent. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1968. 8vo. pp. 160. With a Postscript by Norman Spinrad. Original wrappers.– First Edition. Vol. Two of The Agency Trilogy.

MELTZER, (DAVID):Lovely. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo. pp. 159. With a Postscript by Frank. M. Robinson. Original wrappers.– First Edition. Book 1 of the Brain Plant series.

MELTZER, (DAVID):Healer. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo. pp. 176. With a Postscript by Jack Hirschman. Original wrappers.– First Edition. Book 2 of the Brain Plant series.

MELTZER, (DAVID):Out. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo. pp. 192. Original wrappers.– First Edition. Book 3 of the Brain Plant series.

MELTZER, (DAVID):How Many Blocks in the Pile?. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1968. 8vo. pp. 160. With a postscriptby Norman Spinrad. Original wrappers.

MELTZER, (DAVID):The Martyr. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo. pp. 176. With a postscript by Frank M. Robinson. Original wrappers.– First Edition.

MELTZER, (DAVID):Glue Factory. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo. pp. 192. First Edition.

PERKINS, (MICHAEL) :Blue Movie. North Hollywood, Calif: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1968. 8vo. pp. 176. Original wrappers.– First edition. Signed presentation copy.

PERKINS, (MICHAEL): Down Here. North Hollywood, Calif. Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1968. 8vo. pp.159. Original wrappers.– First edition.

PERKINS, (MICHAEL): Estelle. The Second Half of a Double Feature. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo. pp. 160. Original wrappers.– First edition. A sequel to Blue Movie.

PERKINS, (MICHAEL) : Evil Companions. North Hollywood,Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1968. 8vo.pp. 176. Original wrappers.

PERKINS, (MICHAEL): Queen of Heat. North Hollywood, Calif. Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1968. 8vo. pp.160. Original wrappers.– First edition. Signed presentation copy.

PERKINS, (MICHAEL):Terminus. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo. pp. 160.Original wrappers.– First edition.

PERKINS, (MICHAEL):Whacking Off. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo. pp. 160. Original wrappers.– First edition.

PORTER, (GIL): Coupled. North Hollywood, Calif. Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1968. 8vo. pp. 208.Original wrappers.– First edition. With a Postscript by Jack Hirschman.

RAMIREZ, (ALICE LOUISE): The Geek. North Hollywood, Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo. pp. 190. With a Postscript by Philip José Farmer. Original wrappers.– First Edition. Dedicated to Harlan Ellison, Norman Spinrad and Hank Stine. Publisher’s file copy, with embossed stamp on front wrapper reading ‘Not For Sale.Office Copy.’

STINE, (HANK):Thrill City. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo.pp. 159. Original wrappers.-First edition

STINE, (HANK):Season of the Witch. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo.pp. 224 With a Postscript by Harlan Ellison. Original wrappers.-First edition

TOLEDANO, (HENRY):The Bitter Seed. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo.pp. 350. Original wrappers. With a Postscript by Philip José Farmer.-First edition.

TOLEDANO, (HENRY):A Sort of Justice. North Hollywood, Calif.: Essex House

[Milton Luros], 1969. 8vo.pp. 272. Original illustrated wrapper.-First edition.

As stated at the top of the page, extra images and full description of condition on request.

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Books Wanted: Amorous Exploits of a Young Rakehell, Guillaume Apollinaire JUNE 1953 Printing

Books Wanted: The Teasers

Odyssey Library

Bookcase Archives : J.Van Styk. Épouvantes Voluptueuses. Le Jardin d’Eros. 6 Rue de Tracy, Paris, s.d. [1935]

June 22, 2016October 14, 2024 / Steve M. / 4 Comments

Another major player in the 1930’s flagellation market, along with Orties Blanches, were Les Editions Couvre-Feu, followed by Le Jardin d’Eros, distinctly different in that the contents and illustrations were more twisted and aimed at torture and humiliation, unlike the titles issued by Editions Prima, which always seem to have smiling faces , no matter what act of depravity is taking place, the characters in these editions seem to be taking it a bit more seriously.

A rare fragile and altogether beautiful item, in original covers with exquisite illustrations by Wighead. I have done my best with the photographs, and my apologies for any deficiencies.

Épouvantes Voluptueuses

J.Van Styk. :Épouvantes Voluptueuses. Le Jardin d’Eros. 6 Rue de Tracy, Paris, s.d. [1935] In Original paper wraps with cover illustration in colour by Wighead, frontispiece and 8 illustrations hors-texte in black by Wighead on papier couche. 191 p.p. Printed by . Imprimerie nouvelle 121, rue de Monument,Champigny -sur-Marne.

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Bookcase Archive :Bernard Montorgeuil, DRESSUR,Die Gärten der lustvollen Freuden, Volume 3 Editions Bel-Rose Rotterdam.n.d (1970)

June 22, 2016October 14, 2024 / Steve M. / 1 Comment

This being the third book and my fourth post on Montorgeuil, I am sticking with the spelling as it appears on the editions we are viewing.

My interest in Montorgeuil is twofold, first because of the apparent mystery around his identity, and secondly how myth would have us believe that here was someone operating clandestinely , possibly in the 1930’s and providing works exclusively for wealthy collectors. I am not convinced of this story, and certainly there is no published material prior to 1970, when Editions Bel-Rose in Rotterdam produced two identical four volume editions,one in German of the series ” Die Gärten der lustvollen Freuden ” or the French version “Les jardins des delices des supplices”, therse are rather lovely books in limited editions on fine paper, printed on only one side, and in most cases signed.

Having explored the spelling of the name and having established via communication with Camillemm and Christophe Bier, that the spelling as it appears on the Bel-Rose editions both printed and signed, is not typically French either in sound or meaning. The only other progress I have made regarding the name is that it does appear to have a place in the Catalan language, and that there is a rue Montorgeuil in Paris. As interesting as this may be it takes no further forward with who the artist illustrator was and whether or not his work was in circulation prior to 1970.

As i find being provocative quite productive, I want to explore a theory that appears to have some as yet unstated support, it has been suggested to me that Montorgreuil, (apparently regardless of spelling) is a fake, and interestingly only this week I purchased the last missing title from my Bel-Rose, French editions, from a book-dealer who has gone so far as to state as much, perhaps he has been reading this blog? I will not name him because that would not be fair, however given that I have paid for the book I feel at liberty to quote his description of it.

1 volume 6 feuillets dont 1planche en frontispice et 1faux-titre illustré, puis folioté de 1 à 40 (= 80 pages dont 40 de texte: verso vierge), 2 feuillets; 26 planches dont 1 double. Bon état (pâles rousseurs en tranche de tête). Reproduction en fac-similé du manuscrit autographe de Bernard MONTORGEUIL (souvent orthographié MONTORGUEIL), pseudonyme collectif de W. N. Schors, libraire et éditeur d’ouvrages érotiques, ou d’auteurs restés anonymes (notice B.N.F), illustré de 28 lithographies érotiques (masochisme masculin) de l’auteur. 3è des 4 tomes de la série (après “Les Quat’jeudis” (1er) et “Barbara” (2è), et suivi de “Une Brune piquante”),.tiré à 500 exemplaires; exemplaire justifié n°265, numéroté et signé par l’auteur, bien complet des 28 planches. Livres Reliure éditeur pleine toile verte, titre doré sur le plat et au dos, ornés d’une fleur dorée.

For those who do not read French, the interesting bit is the suggestion that the name Montorgeuil or Montorgueil, is a collective pseudonym fabricated by Schors the publishers of Bel-Rose, I have no idea where the information to support this idea comes from but I must admit that I think it is most likely correct. But how do we verify this?, however it is one thing to fabricate the name, but to go on to fabricate the signature and to sell the books as signed by the author/illustrator, surely that is more than mischief.

Then, what of the widely circulated information, including auction records that indicate that this Montorgueil, was one of the greatest artists of the genre in the last century, and that his work was clandestinely circulated in the 1930’s and 1950’s, one has to ask under what name?, if the identity was invented in the late 1960’s for publication in 1970, what was the artist called prior to that? and how can anyone have verified the authenticity of the manuscripts and artwork. A bit of a chicken and egg scenario, which came first the artwork or the name? Also a small matter of due diligence requires resolution on the part of the auction house.

Well I am hoping that someone can fill in the gaps and put me right if I am wrong. Because the most important thing is that the artwork although completely twisted is stunning and very funny, I would dearly love to read the text in English. As for the detective work, I guess the biggest part of the puzzle for me now, is who the artist was, as if they really were producing work in the 1930’s they are undoubtedly deceased, whereas if they did not do the illustrations until the 1960’s they might very well be alive.

Bernard Montorgeuil, Dressur, Die Gärten der lustvollen Freuden, Volume 3 Editions Bel-Rose Rotterdam.n.d (1970) . 80, pages in a signed limited edition of 1000, copies with 26 + 1 double full page plates.

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Bookcase Archive : A Portfolio of a suite of eight images from “L’Éducatrice Passionée” Comba-Borel Publishing n.d. C 1980

June 19, 2016October 14, 2024 / Steve M. / 4 Comments

Much to my dismay I do not posses any of the original éditions d’Antin, titles that are illustrated by Klem, or E.K, or E.Klem, I do however now own this rather lovely suite of 8 illustrations, taken from “L’Éducatrice Passionée”, which belong to the book of the same name published in 1937.

The leaflet with this rather beautiful set claims that it is a complete set of 8 , and for the purposes of this publication that can be said to be correct, however there were 10 illustrations in the suite accompanying the book. As always there appears to be a lack of information, and I can find nothing about the publisher Comba-Borel. The images on display here are about twice the size of the original illustrations, and they were too large to fit on the platen of my scanner, so they perched across the top quite nicely, and I am pleased with the result, which is just as well because I can do nothing else to improve the images, they do come up slightly brighter than the originals and I hope you enjoy them.

A Portfolio of a suite of eight images from “L’Éducatrice Passionée” Comba-Borel Publishing n.d. C 1980

The Illustrations

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L’Éducatrice Passionée

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Bookcase Archive: Gustave D [DROZ, Gustave, attributed to.] Un Été à la campagne. Correspondance de deux jeunes Parisiennes.Recueillie par un auteur a la mode Paris.1905: Illustrated by AVRIL, Paul: No Publisher [by E. Kapp for C. Hirsch]

Bookcase Archive: L’initiation amoureuse Illustrations originales par un artiste célèbre (Suzanne Ballivet) Buenos-Ayres, pour les amis de l’artiste, 1943 [i.e.Paris, Georges Guillot, vers 1950]

Bookcase Archive : E.KLEM A Portfolio of a suite of seven (of 10) original images from “L’Éducatrice Passionée” Editions D’Antin 1937 plus a suite of 6? (of 10) illustrations for L’amoureuse Discipline Editions D’Antin 1938

Bookcase Archive : Diana Slip, Lingeries Libertines, No 1 September 1933. 9 Rue Richepanse Paris

Bookcase Archive : My Most Beautiful Nights of Love: by Mademoiselle Suzy Paris 1938.

Bookcase Archive: Cruelle Despote, Gregor Yvan, Les Editions du Chevet 1936

Bookcase Archive: Essex House, North Hollywood California 1968-1969 (Updated Post June 2016)

Bookcase Archives : J.Van Styk. Épouvantes Voluptueuses. Le Jardin d’Eros. 6 Rue de Tracy, Paris, s.d. [1935]

Bookcase Archive :Bernard Montorgeuil, DRESSUR,Die Gärten der lustvollen Freuden, Volume 3 Editions Bel-Rose Rotterdam.n.d (1970)

Bookcase Archive : A Portfolio of a suite of eight images from “L’Éducatrice Passionée” Comba-Borel Publishing n.d. C 1980