BAUDELAIRE (Charles). Les Fleurs du Mal. Paris, Poulet-Malassis et de Broise, 1857. In-12, green morocco, framed with cold fillet, smooth spine, black morocco title-piece, gilt fillet on the edges, green moire lining and end-papers, gilt edges (Abbaye de Maumont). A rare and sought-after first edition. One of the expurgated copies of the six pieces condemned by decision of the Tribunal de la Seine, with all the first printing remarks, except the one on p. 12. Some light foxing. Attached, by the same author: Complément aux Fleurs du Mal. Brussels, [Impr. J.-H. Briard pour A. Poulet-Malassis], 1869. In-12, 36 pp, red half calf, smooth spine, black morocco title-piece, grey silk lining and endpapers, smooth edges (Abbaye de Maumont). First separate edition of the six condemned plays, followed by five other poems taken from Galanteries and Bouffonneries. This slim booklet is much sought after. Scattered foxing; marginal repair to the faux-titre, bound after the title. Copies of Félicité Baudelaire, by family provenance and then by descent. Carteret, I, 118-123 - En français dans le texte, n°276.