IMPERIAL PALACE ETIQUETTE. - Lot 61

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IMPERIAL PALACE ETIQUETTE. - Lot 61
IMPERIAL PALACE ETIQUETTE. Année 1806. À Paris, de l'Imprimerie impériale, avril 1806. In-4, (4 of which the first 2 are blank)-159-(one blank) pp. in speckled tawny calf, smooth spine decorated with a repetitive gilt honeycomb pattern, garnet-red title page, gilt chain around the edges, marbled edges (period binding). Second edition, probably the first in bookshops. Woodcut coat of arms on title. The extremely rare original, dated germinal an XIII (march-april 1805), was apparently printed off the market. Normative text drawn up under the responsibility of the Grand Master of Ceremonies Louis-Philippe de Ségur (after Barbier), defining the functions and attributions of the Grand Officers of the Crown, then detailing protocol with regard to the imperial apartments, rising and lying down, presentations, audiences, chapel services, meals, balls and concerts, ceremonies, travels, etc. RELATED: SEGUR (Louis-Philippe de). Minutes of the coronation ceremony of LL. MM. l'empereur Napoléon et l'impératrice Joséphine. À Paris, de l'Imprimerie impériale, an XIII-1805. In-4, (4 of which the second and last are blank)-117-(3 blank) pp. First edition. Woodcut coat of arms on title. Includes nominative list of personalities present. Provenance : d'Éternoz family (engraved armorial vignette ex-libris). ATTACHED: GARSAULT (François-Alexandre-Pierre de). Le Nouveau parfait maréchal, ou la Connoissance générale et universelle du cheval. À Paris, chez la veuve Bordelet, 1755. In-4, brown marbled calf (period binding). Copper-engraved plates.
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