Paris, Moutardier, 1826-27. 8vo. XV,+ (blank),+ 339 pp.+ fold. lithogr. facsimile; (4),+ 368 pp.+ fold. lithogr. facsimile; (4),+ 412 pp.+ lithogr. portrait. Minor foxing. Fine green contemporary half morocco, gilt- and blind stamped spines, green marbled boards and edges. Three volumes, a minor tear at the spine of volume three. From the library of Ericsberg, with the book plate of Carl Jedvard Bonde. Oettinger 16712. Kress C.1741 (with part two in second edition). First edition. Gabriel Julien Ouvrard (1770-1838) was a French financier and business man who made a fortune during the napoleonic wars and after the restauration. He went however bankrupt in 1823 and never recovered. He died in London.

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Title: M�moires de G.-J. Ouvrard, sur sa vie et ses diverses op�rations financi�res. 1-3.
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Very Good
Book Type: Hardcover / Hardback

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�sterl�nggatan 53, Stockholm, 11131, Sweden

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