[Collective Work] - Corpus of French Seals from the Middle A - Lot 391

[Collective Work] - Corpus of French Seals from the Middle Ages. A collection of works published in Paris by the National Archives—3 hardcover volumes (in-4), bound in cloth, with the publisher’s dust jacket. Very fine scholarly publications. 1/ - Bedos, Brigitte. - Volume I, The Seals of the Cities. (1980) - 548 pp. Illustrated with approximately 1,000 reproductions of seals, including 16 full-page color reproductions. 2/ - Dalas, Martine. - Volume II, The Seals of Kings and Regents. (1991) - 340 pp. Illustrated with 16 full-page color plates and 424 black-and-white reproductions of seals. 3/ - Nielen, Marie-Adélaïde. - Corpus of Seals. Volume III, The Seals of the Queens and Children of France. (2011) - 367 pp. Illustrated with 16 full-page color plates and 259 black-and-white reproductions of seals. Also included: 4/ - Bony, Pierre. - A Century of Figurative Seals (1135–1235). Paris, Le Léopard d’Or, 2002. In-8, paperback with illustrated softcover - 186 pp. Illustrated with 88 black-and-white plates featuring multiple figures depicting 582 seals. 5/ - [Various Authors] - Seals and the Use of Seals: Images of Medieval Champagne. Paris, Somogy and the Marne General Council, 2003. In-4, paperback with illustrated color flap cover - 167 pp. Illustrated with 161 full-page color reproductions 6/ - [edited by Jean-Luc Chassel] - Seals. Sources of Medieval History in Champagne. Paris, Société Française d’Héraldique et de Sigillographie, 2007. Large in-8, paperback with softcover and black-and-white illustrations—196 pp. Illustrated with 47 black-and-white plates. 7/ - Dalas, Martine. - Seals of Charters from the Abbey of La Noë Preserved at the National Library: 12th–13th Centuries. Inventory. Paris, National Archives, 1993. In-4, percaline binding with an illustrated publisher’s dust jacket in color—167 pp. Illustrated with 8 color plates and 190 black-and-white seal reproductions. 8/ - Chassant, Alph. and Delbarre, P.-J. - Practical Dictionary of Sigillography containing all the concepts necessary to facilitate the study and interpretation of medieval seals. Paris, J.-B. Dumoulin, 1860. In-12, modern percaline binding, 6 [2 ff.], VIII, 264 pp. 9/ - Roman, J. - Handbook of French Sigillography. Paris, A. Picard et Fils, A. Picard succ., 1912. In-8, bound in ecru half-cloth, title label, cover repaired. - VII, 401 pp., [1 f.], 30 plates with several figures.