- ARNAUD (A.-F.) : Archaeological and picturesque journey in the department of Aube and in the old diocese of Troyes. Dedicated to Mr. Combe-Siéyès. Troyes, Cardon, 1837; large in-4, [6]-243-[1] pp, green morocco, spine ribbed, arms in the centre of the boards, gilt edges, double gilt fillet on the edges, inner lace with cold. Bound in contemporary style (restored tear to title page, blue ink stain in lower right corner, tear to 3 folding plates, some foxing or browning, two corners worn. One of the most beautiful works devoted to the department of Aube, particularly valuable for religious archaeology since one finds there many monuments now destroyed or deteriorated. It is illustrated with 120 lithographs, some in bistre or sanguine and 20 folding plates. The table announces 128 plates but the collation seems to vary from one copy to another, the work having appeared in issues. A fine copy, despite the reported defects, with the arms of Pavée de Vendeuvre.