Arcachon]. Set of 6 books devoted to the town and basin of Arcachon. - La GRANGE (marquise de). La résinière d'Arcachon ou Marie aux yeux bleus. Paris, Lévy, 1857. In-12, 84 p., bound in half shagreened paper. Peddler's stamp. Rare and much sought-after work set in Arcachon. The region and its inhabitants are vividly described against a lovely romantic backdrop. Joints split, brown spots. - DUREGNE DE LAUNAGUET (baron Raymond) Arcachon. Its history and development. Arcachon, Librairie générale, 1928. In-12 br. 67 p., [3] f. ill. with 10 engravings and maps out of text. First edition of this historical essay which revisits the name Arcachon with all the usual hypotheses, the soil, the population, ancient times, the Petite Montagne and the Chapelle d'Arcachon, the fixing of the dunes (Villers or Brémontier), the Chemin de Fer, the Bains de mer d'Arcachon, Arcachon commune in 1857, and its evolution up to 1928. - REBSOMEN (André). Arcachon and its surroundings during the war. Arcachon, Librairie générale, 1924. In-8 paperback, 125 p., [7] p. Plates. Rare first edition. - REBSOMEN (André). Arcachon, Le Moullau, Pilat. Les bords du bassin, les rives de l'Eyre, les lacs de Cazaux et de Lacanau. Arcachon, Librairie générale, 1928. In-8, half cloth binding, cons. cover, 178 p., illustrated with a large folding map in 3 colours and 10 hors-texte lithographs. First edition. - JOANNE (Adolphe). Bordeaux, Arcachon, Royan. Le vieux Soulac. Paris, Hachette, 1870. Small publisher's hardback. The book is illustrated with maps and engravings in the text and includes an 1889 photograph taken in Bordeaux, square Dauphine, and a lithograph showing the Garonne at the foot of the Saint-André de Cubzac bridge. - Guides Joanne. Arcachon. Year 1888-1889. Illustrated with maps, engravings and advertisements of the period. - VIDAL (Yolande). Songs from the Arcachon Basin. Bordeaux, Dossiers d'Aquitaine, 1997. Paperback of 33 pages illustrated by the author, containing 14 songs created by her to meet the needs of the folk groups for which she was minstrel on the diatonic accordion. - Attached is a copy in very poor condition of Mes hopitaux by Paul Verlaine. Paris, Léon Vanier, 1891. First edition of the current print run. Paper heavily foxed, cover damaged with small paper tears and traces of adhesive tape.