Part 42 (1/2)

Ex Libris L. Mar 1895.

MARCHAND. 18th cent.

C. C. MARECHAL, 1785.

On a nameless plate with the inscription: ”_Papier parley, quand less Bouche se taisent_” (_sic_).

MARETZ. 17th cent.

P. MARILLIER _inv. et del._ 1779 on the armorial _Ex Libris d.u.c.h.e_, engraved by De Launay le jeune. (See reproduction.)

MAROTTE, LeON. Modern.

Designed and engraved an interesting plate for J.

Cartault. Motto, ”_Chacun a son tour._”

A. MARTIAL _f._ Imp. Beillet, Quai de la Tournelle, 35, Paris.

On the library interior of Henry d'Ideville, dated 1867, with the motto, ”_Fais ce que dois advienne que pourra._”

MARTINET _del. fec._

Ex Libris J. T. Aubry.

Monogram. 18th cent.

Ex libris Joannis Thomae Aubry. Doct. Theol. Soc.

Sorb. Rectoris S. Ludovici in insula. Motto, ”_Ite ad vendentes et emite vobis._”

J. T. Aubry was cure de Saint Louis en I'lle, Paris.

See ”Les Bibliophiles Remois,”

page 180.

MATH (Mathan). 17th cent.

MATHEY _Sculp._

Mr. Brochant du Breiul, Conseiller au Parlement.

Armorial. 18th cent.

MATTHIS, C. E. Alsatian artist.

”_A mon cher ami Louis Mohr_, 1879.” This plate has the lines:

”_Tel est le triste sort de tout livre prete,

Souvent il est perdu, toujours il est gate_.”

See ”Ex-Libris Alsaciens.”