A monogram plate for Paul Arnauldet, signed B. Motto, “_Nunquam amicorum_.” Charles Asselineau. Philippe Burty. An allegorical design for this author, art critic and collector. Motto, “_Libre et fidèle_.” Georges Pouchet. Edouard Manet, the painter. With the motto “_Manet et manebit_.” In the first state there were accessories peculiar to the worship of Priapus, which were removed. Christophe, the sculptor. He also designed a plate for himself. (See Poulet-Malassis, p. 38.) BRANCHE. 18th cent. “Bibliothèque de M. de Villiers du Terrage, Pr. commis des Finances.” This was an armorial plate, style Louis XVI., the owner of which was a Viscount, yet bore the coronet of a Marquis. He survived the revolution, aristocrat though he was, and served in the Ministry of Police, under the first Empire and the Restoration. BRASPACHER. 1775. BRÉANT. 18th cent. BRENET _fecit_. Louis Pfyffer de Wyher, Capitaine aux Gardes Suisses. Armorial. 18th cent. Ce livre Appartient à M^r. Le Maire. Armorial. R. BRICHET _inv. sculp._ I. Ph. Grauss. Armorial. Dumont de Valdajou. Chirurgien. Armorial. 18th cent. (See reproduction.) BRIOT, ISAAC. 17th cent. Signed “Briot” on the plate of Claude Sarrau, who died in 1651. Isaac Briot signed an engraving of Henri IV. lying in state, dated 1610. BROCHERY _fecit_. J. Hoop. Pictorial plate, no arms or motto. 18th cent. BROCHERY, THÉRÈSE. On the ex-libris of Alexis Foissey of Dunkirk. Two states, one with coronet, one without. 18th cent. B. H. DE BROCKES. Clemens Augustus. 1760. Ecclesiastical. BRONDES. “Joannis Baptistae Grenier Caus. Patroni.” Armorial. BRUPACHER _fec._ Ex: Lib: Monast: St. Petri. Montis Majoris 1765. Armorial. Ecclesiastical. BUHOT, FELIX. A famous etcher and book illustrator, born at Valognes in Normandy, but now resident in Paris. M. Octave Uzanne wrote a critical account of his works in “Le Livre” for March, 1888, but no mention is made of any ex-libris engraved by him. BURDET. 19th cent. BURTY, J. 3 Rue de la V^{le}. Estrapade. Lejay, _fils ainé_. Rue St. Etienne des Grès, 12, Paris. Landscape. C. (COMTE DE CAYLUS.) Engraved the plate designed by Boucher for Le Président Hénault de l’Académie Française. 18th cent. (See Poulet-Malassis.) CALLOT, JAQUES. Of Nancy, died 1635. I have never heard of an ex-libris by this famous engraver, but some may yet be found, as he had a preference for fine small work suitable for this purpose. CALMETTES, F. 19th cent. De la Bibliothèque de Madame Anatole France. Engraved label. CARPENTIER, J. B. 18th cent. CARS, J. F. 18th cent. CATELIN, J. B. 18th cent. CATHEY. 18th cent. CAVA, F. 18th cent. CHABANY. De Maridort. Armorial. CHAPPRON, P. H. MEÛNIER. Engraved an armorial plate for himself, dated (See “Les Bibliophiles Rémois,” p. 57.) CHARLES, C. J. G. F. Chassel, 1792. (See Warren’s “Guide,” p. 147.) “C. Charles in.” on a nameless plate, dated 1739, signed J. C. Fran^{s}. _sculp._ CHARPENTIER. 1709.