ILLUSTRATED BOOKS FROM THE INTER-WAR PERIOD. Reunion of 8 illustrated titles printed in small numbers. BOYLESVE René. La Leçon d'amour dans un parc. Bruxelles, éditions du Nord, 1927; in-8 aubergine half-chagrin (Affolter). - Wood engraved in colour by Alexandre Benois. FRANC-NOHAIN. Cinquante fables. Paris, Les Bibliophiles du Faubourg, 1929 ; in-8, orange half-maroquin with corners, spine ribbed and decorated with mosaics, gilt head, cover (Vermorel). - Colour woodcuts by Lucien Boucher. - One of 110 vellum copies, the only edition of the book. Invitations bound in at the end. HARAUCOURT Edmond de. Héro et Léandre, dramatic poem. Paris, Le Livre Contemporain, 1930; in-8, emerald half-maroquin with corners, spine ribbed and decorated (Vermorel). - Etchings by André Marty. Edition of 125 copies on vellum. Illustrated menu and programme bound at the end. MICHELET Jules. Tableau de la France. Paris, Les Bibliophiles franco-suisses, 1936; in-4, royal blue chagrin, covers and spine decorated with gilt fleurs-de-lis (R. Degoul). - Illustrated with original woodcuts in colour by Paul Baudier. - Edition of 115 numbered copies on fine vellum, this one with continuations and additions. MOREAS Jean. Les Stances. Paris, Les Bibliophiles du papier, 1929; in-4 lavender half-maroquin with corners, spine decorated and mosaiced (Vermorel). - Ornaments and vignettes wood-engraved in two tones by J. - B. Vettiner. - Edition of 110 copies, all on fine vellum. Copy enriched with two full-page woodcuts printed at 50 copies and a letter from Moréas to one of his publishers. MONTESQUIOU Robert de. Paul Helleu. Paris, Floury, 1933; in-4, black half-maroquin with corners. - One of 100 copies on Japon. Fine reproductions and an added etching. REGNIER Henri de. L'Escapade. Illustrations by George Barbier. Paris, Mornay, 1931, in-8 blue half-chagrin with corners (Canape et Corriez). - Bordered vellum. VALERY Paul. L'Âme et la Danse. Paris, Le Livre contemporain, 1925; large in-4 brown half-maroquin with corners, cover (Canape et Corriez). - Lithographs by Raphaël Drouart. - Edition of 120 copies, this one printed in the name of André Barrier. Amusing handwritten note at the end about Paul Valéry's penny-pinching on the occasion of this publication.