Louis-Ferdinand CÉLINE L.A.S., 2 January 1941 2 pages in-8. Food during the Occupation. He learns from Henri [Mahé] "that you would be very kind to send me 1 kilo of butter and 3 Camemberts. Just think how much I bless you and wish you all the best for 1941! Butter is a rarity around here". As soon as he received it, he sent a money order. "If I had no fear of bothering you, I would ask you at your convenience to think of me as often as possible for similar providences"... He signs DESTOUCHES and gives his address as "11 Rue MARSOLLIER PARIS". Attached is a photograph (18.5 x 18 cm), captioned on the back in pencil: "Céline, between GEN PAUL (left) and Pierre LABRIC, mayor of the 'Commune libre' of Montmartre in a set from the 'Théâtre en toile', in front of the bodies of two bottles of white Graves, probably advertising".