CÉLINE (Louis-Ferdinand). Three autograph letters signed. 1933-1951. 6 pages. On sheets. -Letter written on the occasion of Céline's stay in Prague for the release of Voyage à en-tête du Palace Hotel. "We sold 90,000 voyages (in France). I owe you at least 70,000 - that's a lifetime... Needless to say, there is a lot of talk here about the Goncourt as if it were yesterday". -Letter on the letterhead of the municipal dispensaries of the town of Clichy. "Dear and beloved master. For the last month I have been going through a nightmare in which I no longer dare see my friends for fear that they might contaminate themselves; Elizabeth fell very ill in America; with these substances it is only possible to imagine horrors". -Letter from Denmark to Albert Paraz with envelope. "I possess the philosopher's stone thanks to her resumed 7 years". A typescript letter and an engraved portrait of Céline by Gen Paul are enclosed.