HUGO Victor. Notre-Dame de Paris. Paris, Eugène Renduel, 1836; 3 vol. in-8 of 380 pp., 428 pp. and 352 pp. bound in contemporary red half calf, spines decorated throughout with romantic irons, black parts, spotted edges. First illustrated edition, with a frontispiece and 10 engravings outside the text after D. Rouargue, Louis Boulanger, Raffet, Tony and Alfred Johannot, Camille Rogier. Volume II is complete with the figure De l'utilité des fenêtres qui donnent sur la rivière (The usefulness of windows overlooking the river), often thought to be missing. A very fine copy with elegant bindings decorated with original decoration. Minor foxing. Carteret III, p. 300.