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Les Chevaliers Chinois: Roman de Moeurs et d'Aventures, Traduit par Panking. Classical Chinese Novel "All Men Are Brothers" Translated into French. Original First Edition, 1922
Published by Pekin: La Politique de Pekin, 1922, 1922
First Edition
Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. First edition. Octavo, 26.2*15.8cm, 220pp. Illustrated. Slight foxing to a few pages, general wear and tear to original cloth folder, otherwise a very good copy in traditional Chinese sewn binding. Photos available upon request.
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Les chevaliers Chinois, roman de murs et d'aventures,
Published by Pékin, la "Politique de Pékin" 1922,, 1922
in-8, 220 pp., avec 25 illustrations à pleine page, plié et façonné à la chinoise. Roman extrait et traduit du Choei Hou, un des plus fameux de Chi Nai-an (XIIIe siècle). "C'est l'histoire d'une bande de brigands possédant une organisation parfaite et opérant sous le règne de l'Empereur Hoei-Tchung, des Song, à l'époque où cette dynastie tombait en décadence." (notes du traducteur). Ficelle partellement rompue (sans atteinte à la fermeté de l'ouvrage). Bon exemplaire, sans rousseurs, ce qui est rare pour cette collection.
