[MANUSCRIPTS -- FINANCE]. "Recueil et collections Premiere partie des droits du Roy, de la Couronne, Domaines, Fermes, et Revenus du Royaume, des Grands; et autres Officiers dans la Iustice, maison du Roy, la Guerre, la Police...". [France, ca. 1683-1689]. [7], 174 leaves, small folio, written in a fine secretarial hand, one floral initial capital, contemporary red morocco, covers panelled with central arms of Claude Le Peletier (1631-1711) (Olivier 891:2), spine gilt, g.e., later endpapers, some darkening to covers, joints and extremities a bit rubbed, slight discoloration to title. An interesting manuscript, consisting of the first part of a general survey or outline of the structure of French government and the various offices of each tat, touching on all domains subject to government regulation, from the military to the various branches of industry and commerce, commissioned and bound for Claude Le Peletier, successor to Colbert as Minister of Finance, a post that he filled from 1683 to 1689. The title-page is FINELY ILLUSTRATED in pen-and-ink with the arms of Le Peletier flanked by a pair of unicorns on a dais overflowing with the emblems of the arts et mtiers. -- "Livret de la Marchause", [France], 1756. 47 ll., small folio, in a secretarial hand, double rule page borders, contemporary olive morocco, covers gilt panelled with central arms of Jean Moreau, seigneur de Schelles (1690-1769) (Olivier 278), spine gilt, gilt marbled edges, turn-ins gilt, pink silk liners, minor wear to corners and extremities of spine. A report in tabular form of the personnel and finances of the mounted constabulary of each French province for the year 1756, commissioned and bound for Jean Moreau, Minister of Finances from 1754 to 1756. Henri Beraldi, bookplate (sale, Paris, Part 5, 28 October 1935, lot 116, illustrated). -- "tat de toutes les places du Royaume avec les Apointemens et moluments de Mrs. les Gouverneurs et Lieutenans de Roy". [France], 1751. [8], 208 pp., small 8vo, in a secretarial hand, double rule page borders, contemporary red morocco gilt, Dutch floral gilt endpapers, g.e.. (3)

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[MANUSCRIPTS -- FINANCE]. "Recueil et collections Premiere partie des droits du Roy, de la Couronne, Domaines, Fermes, et Revenus du Royaume, des Grands; et autres Officiers dans la Iustice, maison du Roy, la Guerre, la Police...". [France, ca. 1683-1689]. [7], 174 leaves, small folio, written in a fine secretarial hand, one floral initial capital, contemporary red morocco, covers panelled with central arms of Claude Le Peletier (1631-1711) (Olivier 891:2), spine gilt, g.e., later endpapers, some darkening to covers, joints and extremities a bit rubbed, slight discoloration to title. An interesting manuscript, consisting of the first part of a general survey or outline of the structure of French government and the various offices of each tat, touching on all domains subject to government regulation, from the military to the various branches of industry and commerce, commissioned and bound for Claude Le Peletier, successor to Colbert as Minister of Finance, a post that he filled from 1683 to 1689. The title-page is FINELY ILLUSTRATED in pen-and-ink with the arms of Le Peletier flanked by a pair of unicorns on a dais overflowing with the emblems of the arts et mtiers. -- "Livret de la Marchause", [France], 1756. 47 ll., small folio, in a secretarial hand, double rule page borders, contemporary olive morocco, covers gilt panelled with central arms of Jean Moreau, seigneur de Schelles (1690-1769) (Olivier 278), spine gilt, gilt marbled edges, turn-ins gilt, pink silk liners, minor wear to corners and extremities of spine. A report in tabular form of the personnel and finances of the mounted constabulary of each French province for the year 1756, commissioned and bound for Jean Moreau, Minister of Finances from 1754 to 1756. Henri Beraldi, bookplate (sale, Paris, Part 5, 28 October 1935, lot 116, illustrated). -- "tat de toutes les places du Royaume avec les Apointemens et moluments de Mrs. les Gouverneurs et Lieutenans de Roy". [France], 1751. [8], 208 pp., small 8vo, in a secretarial hand, double rule page borders, contemporary red morocco gilt, Dutch floral gilt endpapers, g.e.. (3)