GILL André. Vingt années de Paris. With a preface by Alphonse Daudet. Paris, C. Marpon et E. Flammarion, 1883; in-12, [4]-xii-235-[5] pp, 2 catalogue pages, contemporary binding in apple-green half calf, spine ribbed and decorated with cold fillets, gilt head, cover and spine (V. Champs). First edition of the memoirs of the chansonnier and caricaturist André Gill, then interned at Charenton Saint-Maurice. Interesting copy with 6 items bound in the volume: - Autograph note signed by André Gill addressed to his beloved Montronet. - Invitation card for the first painting exhibition at the Grand-Hôtel from 15 February to 17 March. André Gill's personal admission card. - Invitation card, Exhibition of Works by André Gill, Galerie Vivienne, 15 December to 15 January 1884, signed by Emile Cohl. - Catalogue of the André Gill Exhibition, Galerie Vivienne. 1884. In-12, 16 pp. front cover illustrated with a caricature of Gill by himself. - Watercolour drawing on pink paper (8 x 11 cm). - Watercolour on pink paper (8 x 11 cm), signed by Gill. - Watercolour signed (11 x 18 cm) depicting an old soldier wearing a bicorn, umbrella and sabre. Ex-libris of Albert Hénin, goldsmith and deputy mayor of the 3rd arrondissement, who owned a fine collection on politics and the working class (catalogue 1901?) - Spine faded.