GOURMONT Remy de (1858-1915). Reunion of 10 titles. Fleurs de jadis. Monnoyer, 1893 in-24 square paperback, ornamented cover, purple morocco spine folder, slipcase (Patrice Goy). First edition. Edition of 47 copies on Hollande, numbered and signed by the author (No. VI). Simone, poème champêtre. Paris, Mercure de France, 1901; in-16 square paperback, muffled cover decorated with coloured carnations, blue leather-bound basane spine folder, slipcase (Patrice Goy). First edition printed in a small number. Publisher's paper. Signature of the author in blue pencil on the false title. Attractive presentation. Pendant l'orage. Paris, Edouard Champion, 1915; in-4 half brown morocco, with corners, gilt supra-libris on the upper spine, smooth spine decorated throughout with green mosaic pieces, gilt head, cover. - First edition. Published in aid of the Vêtement du prisonnier de guerre. -Bookplate of René Philippon at Château de Vertcœur and bookplate in Greek, depicting a unicorn in the waves, engraved by J de Andrada, 1913. Last unpublished thoughts. Paris, H. Champion, 1924; in-4 half vermilion morocco, with corners, ribbed spine, gilt head, cover (Patrice Goy). First edition. Edition of 252 copies. One of 20 on Japon, the second paper after 7 Chine. Pensées inédites. Paris, H. Champion, 1924; in-4 half vermilion morocco, corners, ribbed spine, gilt head, cover (Patrice Goy). First edition. Edition of 207 copies. One of 60 on Arches vellum, third paper (No. 47). Imprimerie gourmontienne. Quarterly bulletin dedicated to Remy de Gourmont by his friends. Paris, janv. 1921-1925; 10 fascicules in-8 bound in green morocco spine folder and slipcase (Patrice Goy). Reunion of issues 1 to 10. Numerous reproductions of woodcuts and photographs. Divertissements. Paris, Georges Crès, 1912; in-12, old red half-maroquin with corners, smooth spine decorated throughout with cold rosettes, gilt edges on witnesses, cover (M. Albinhac). - First edition. Portrait engraved in sepia by Vibert. One of 46 copies on Japon impérial. Ex-libris JV et Jean-Claude Delaunay. Cat. Delaunay, Paris, 2005, n°249. Two poets of Nature. Btyant and Emerson. Paris, La Centaine, 1925; in-12, raspberry half-maroquin with corners, smooth spine with full title, cover (Patrice Goy)- First edition. n° 64 on Japon. Les Femmes et le langage. Paris, Champion, [1925] ; in-24 bradel binding half dark green morocco, cover (Patrice Goy). - First edition. One of 210 on Madagascar. La Fin de l'Art. Paris, Cahiers de Paris, 1925; in-12, bradel half morocco green basane (spine faded). First edition. Publisher's alfa vellum paper.