Victor HUGO. Notre-Dame de Paris. Paris, Renduel, 1836. In-8 - Lot 8

Victor HUGO. Notre-Dame de Paris. Paris, Renduel, 1836. In-8, brown half-chagrin, smooth spine (Period binding). Vicaire, IV-258 /// 2f.-631 First illustrated edition containing a frontispiece and 11 steel-engraved plates by Finden, Staines, Périam, after Rouargue, Raffet, Johannot. Boards rubbed, foxing. Enclosed: Honoré de BALZAC. La Peau de chagrin. Paris, Ledoux, s.d. (1838). In-8, black half-chagrin, large gilt plate with rocaille-style interlacing motif, spine with 4 ornate nerves, gilt edges (period binding). First edition illustrated with 101 vignettes in the text by Gavarni, Marckl, Français... Wear to binding and foxing to a few leaves. - Ernest HOFFMANN. Contes fantastiques. Paris, Lavigne, 1843. In-8, purple half-chagrin, spine with 4 bands (period binding). 10 plates by Gavarni engraved by Brévière and Novion. Some foxing. - Jean-Rodolphe WYSS. Le Robinson suisse. Paris, Lavigne, 1841. In-8, red chagrin decorated in the style of Boutigny, smooth spine decorated (Period binding). A frontispiece, 5 plates and numerous vignettes in the text by Charles Lemercier. Minor rubbing to binding. Some foxing, tears to title.