PEROUSE (Gabriel). Le Vieux Chambéry. Chambéry, Dardel, 1937. In-12, half-garnet morocco binding with corners, ribbed spine, gilt title, covers preserved, untrimmed. Second edition (first printing of the illustrations), printed in an edition of 600 numbered copies on Lafuma laid paper, plus a few off-market copies. Illustrated with 16 hors-texte drawings by André Jacques reproduced using the Jacomet process and two folded plans. Historical and archaeological guide to old Chambéry. A superb copy. Perret, 3373 Also included: - DUPARC (Pierre and Suzanne): Old Annecy. Scenes & portraits. 1 vol. small in-4°, paperback, filled cover. Annecy, Gardet & Garin, 1945. First edition, 500 numbered copies (No. 474). Illustrated with vignettes in the text by Philippe Kaeppelin. Chronicle of Old Annecy, from the Renaissance to the Revolution. Creases on cover. Perret, 1451-A - CARRON (Jacques) : La Savoie d'autrefois. Insurrection de la vallée de Thônes en 1793. Annecy, Imprimerie Commerciale, 1911. 1 vol. large in-8°, bound in burgundy half-chagrin, spine ribbed, gilt head (binding slightly rubbed, upper hinge split). First edition. Illustrated with a map and a portrait hors-texte. - PERRIN (André): Étude préhistorique sur la Savoie spécialement à l'époque lacustre (Âge du Bronze). Paris, C. Rainwald and Chambéry, A. Perrin, 1870. In-folio, half brown basane binding, spine decorated with nerves. First edition. Atlas comprising a title with a lithographed view (Saut de la Pucelle), and 20 lithographed plates, including one in colour, each accompanied by a page of explanations. The accompanying 34 pp. in-8° brochure (taken separately from Mémoires et documents de l'Académie de Savoie) is not included. A fine copy. Faga 999 - Foras 1031 - PERRET (André) and MARIOTTE (Jean-Yves): Atlas historique français. The territory of France and some neighbouring countries. Savoie. Paris, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, 1979; printed in small numbers and not commercially available. In-folio, full cloth binding, gilt titles on front cover and spine. Illustrated with numerous colour maps. A monumental work, the fruit of many years of research and work. The atlas was to be supplemented by the text of the work; this text was not published due to lack of funds. This ambitious undertaking was limited to four volumes: two on Anjou, one on Savoie and one on Agenais.