The Three Colors - G. Montorgueil & Job - Published By Felix Juvin - 1905

The Three Colors: France and Its History by G. MONTORGUEIL, illustrated by JOB
A fictionalized history of France, blending patriotism with the celebration of moral and cultural values.
Georges Montorgueil, pen name of Octave LEBESGUE (1857–1933), journalist.
JOB, Jacques ONFROY de BREUILL (1858–1931), French illustrator and caricaturist
Full publisher’s slipcase, blue percaline (a version with green cloth also exists), with large, multicolored embossed designs on the front cover and a gilt title.
Published by the publishing house Librairie Félix Juven, rue Réaumur, Paris, in 1905
In good overall condition; complete volume; double-page layout; note a tear on the back cover—see photos for details.
Dimensions: 36 x 29 cm
In excellent condition and well-preserved, with its original appearance and signs of use; see photos for details.
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