107-DUCOR (Henri). Aventures d'un marin de la Garde Impériale, prisonnier de guerre sur les pontons espagnols, dans l'île de Cabrera et en Russie. Paris, Dupont, 1833, 2 vol. in-8, [2]-420 pp. and 436 pp. engraving-frontispice, half calf, spine ribbed and decorated with gilt fillets, crowned monogram in an entre-nerfs, marbled edges (period binding). First edition. Picturesque account of a sailor who spent most of his career as a prisoner of war. A fine copy from the library of the famous Lord Henri Seymour (1805-1859), an English eccentric also known as Milord L'Arsouille, and one of the founders of the Jockey Club. His monogram appears in a coat of arms stamped on the spine. Tulard, 455. Slight rubbing to spine.
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107-DUCOR (Henri). Aventures d'un marin de la Garde Impériale, prisonnier de guerre sur les pontons espagnols, dans l'île de Cabrera et en Russie. Paris, Dupont, 1833, 2 vol. in-8, [2]-420 pp. and 436 pp. engraving-frontispice, half calf, spine ribbed and decorated with gilt fillets, crowned monogram in an entre-nerfs, marbled edges (period binding). First edition. Picturesque account of a sailor who spent most of his career as a prisoner of war. A fine copy from the library of the famous Lord Henri Seymour (1805-1859), an English eccentric also known as Milord L'Arsouille, and one of the founders of the Jockey Club. His monogram appears in a coat of arms stamped on the spine. Tulard, 455. Slight rubbing to spine.

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107-DUCOR (Henri). Aventures d'un marin de la Garde Impériale, prisonnier de guerre sur les pontons espagnols, dans l'île de Cabrera et en Russie. Paris, Dupont, 1833, 2 vol. in-8, [2]-420 pp. and 436 pp. engraving-frontispice, half calf, spine ribbed and decorated with gilt fillets, crowned monogram in an entre-nerfs, marbled edges (period binding). First edition. Picturesque account of a sailor who spent most of his career as a prisoner of war. A fine copy from the library of the famous Lord Henri Seymour (1805-1859), an English eccentric also known as Milord L'Arsouille, and one of the founders of the Jockey Club. His monogram appears in a coat of arms stamped on the spine. Tulard, 455. Slight rubbing to spine.
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