112- [BIBLIOGRAPHY]. LORENZ (Otto). Catalog général de la librairie française, pendant 25 ans (1840-1865) [...]. Reproduced, in small numbers, by the anastatic process. Paris, Nilsson [then: ] Lamm [then:] Jordell [and:] Hachette, 1897-1945, 34 vol. in-8, red half-chagrin with corners, ribbed spines decorated with cold caissons, speckled comb edges (period binding). Hinges and corners rubbed, binding mismatches, one spine detached. 	

All that has appeared for works published from 1840 to 1925. Otto Lorenz (1831-1895) was a Parisian bookseller of German origin; his work was continued after his death by Daniel Jordell (1860-1923), then by Henri Stein, and Édouard Champion.
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112- [BIBLIOGRAPHY]. LORENZ (Otto). Catalog général de la librairie française, pendant 25 ans (1840-1865) [...]. Reproduced, in small numbers, by the anastatic process. Paris, Nilsson [then: ] Lamm [then:] Jordell [and:] Hachette, 1897-1945, 34 vol. in-8, red half-chagrin with corners, ribbed spines decorated with cold caissons, speckled comb edges (period binding). Hinges and corners rubbed, binding mismatches, one spine detached. All that has appeared for works published from 1840 to 1925. Otto Lorenz (1831-1895) was a Parisian bookseller of German origin; his work was continued after his death by Daniel Jordell (1860-1923), then by Henri Stein, and Édouard Champion.

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112- [BIBLIOGRAPHY]. LORENZ (Otto). Catalog général de la librairie française, pendant 25 ans (1840-1865) [...]. Reproduced, in small numbers, by the anastatic process. Paris, Nilsson [then: ] Lamm [then:] Jordell [and:] Hachette, 1897-1945, 34 vol. in-8, red half-chagrin with corners, ribbed spines decorated with cold caissons, speckled comb edges (period binding). Hinges and corners rubbed, binding mismatches, one spine detached. All that has appeared for works published from 1840 to 1925. Otto Lorenz (1831-1895) was a Parisian bookseller of German origin; his work was continued after his death by Daniel Jordell (1860-1923), then by Henri Stein, and Édouard Champion.
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