Carco (francis) - Translated From Slang. Editions De France, 1932, Dedication And Letter From The Author.

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"Carco (francis) - Translated From Slang. Editions De France, 1932, Dedication And Letter From The Author."

CARCO (Francis) - Translated from slang. Paris, Éditions de France, 1932; in-12, 264 pp., paperback. With a small note signed by the author and a dedication from the author. Francis Carco, of Corsican origin, whose real name was François Carcopino-Tusilo, was born in Nouméa in 1886 and died in Paris in 1958. He also used the pseudonym Jean d'Aiguières. He frequented Montmartre and was a friend of Roland Dorgelès and Pierre Mac Orlan.

Price: 90 €

Artist: Carco (francis) - Traduit De L'argot. éditions De France, 1932, Envoi Et Lettre De L'auteur. Broché.
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition

Material: Paper
Length: in-12 d'un poids d'environ 750 grammes.

Reference: 1559375
Availability: In stock