COLLIN, _à Reims._ 17th cent. COLLIN, J. 18th cent. COLOT. 18th cent. COMPANON _deli._ Mondolet. Armorial. COQUARDON. 18th cent. CORDIER. 18th cent. CORLET _fecit._ Nicolas Jean Baudelot, Capitaine des Bombardiers du Roy. Armorial. 18th cent. COUPEAU, CH. G. A. J. S. Armorial; pictorial. J. DE COURBES _fecit._ Nameless armorial. Motto, “_In manus tuas Domine sortes meae._” 17th cent. COURBOIN, FRANÇOIS. Modern. P. G. Audigier. Ex Libris G. Bourcard. Fantaisie. Monsieur F. Buhot. Fantaisie. Ex Libris G. de Gayffier. (Poet.) Armorial. CH. COURTRY. _Aqua forti_, 1894. On the portrait plate of Henry André. COUTELLIER _sculp._ Nameless armorial plate, no motto. 18th cent. CROISEY _sculp._ 18th cent. Mérard de Saint-Just. Armorial, with supporters. Motto, “_L’Honneur et l’Amour._” Reproduced in “Ex-Libris Ana.” CYS, A. T. (See Adrien Théry, à Cisoing.) DANCHIN _à Cambray_. 18th cent. Ex Libris De Warenghien de Flory. Armorial. Domini de Wavrechin. Armorial; pictorial. DAPSOL, _fecit._ De la Bibliothèque de Mr. Milange de St. Genez. 1787. Armorial. Denis Gilbert Rouher, Abbé du Chapitre d’Artonne, Curé de Chaptuzat, 1787. Armorial; ecclesiastical. L. DARDEL, _sculp._ Modern. The armorial plate of Mons. Anatole de Barthélemy, membre honoraire de l’Académie de Reims. Motto, “_Quod natura dedit tollere nemo potest._” Reproduced in “Les Bibliophiles Rémois,” p. 90. DAUDIN. Michaeli Begon et amicis. 1702. (See reproduction.) DAULCEUR, LOUISE. (See Le Daulceur.) DAVID. 18th cent. DEBEY, F. Biblioth. D. D. de Fréval. Armorial. 18th cent. DECACHÉ. 18th cent. DEJEAN. 18th cent. DELAFOSSE _sculpsit._ 1751. Nameless library interior for the Académie de Nancy. Motto, “_Animum censoris sumet honesti._” Designed by H. Gravelot. He also engraved a nameless armorial, designed by Cochin fils in 1750. DE LA GARDETTE _fecit._ Designed and engraved the armorial--“_De la Bibliothèque de M. Lavoisier de l’Académie Royale des Sciences, regisseur des Poudres et Salpetres de France. F^{er} General du Roy._” Armorial, coronet of count, and supporters. The title of “Fermier Général du Roy” cost this man of science his life; he was guillotined, May 7, 1794. This plate, in pure Louis XVI. style, was reproduced by Poulet-Malassis. DELAITRE. 18th cent. A library interior plate, having the inscription “D. D. LE LEU D’AUBILLY, _dicat qui gratitud coelo sculp Delaitre_.” Beneath the design is a small shield, bearing azur, a chevron or, between three wolves’ heads. The D’Aubilly is an old-established Rémois family, to whom the artist was under obligations. This interesting plate is reproduced in “Les Bibliophiles Rémois,” p. 103. DELARBRE. 18th cent. DELATRE, CH. Modern. Ex-libris Alberti Metzger, Milhusini. Armorial. (See reproduction.) DE LAUNAY _le jeune sculp._ 1779, on the armorial _Ex Libris Duché_, designed by P. Marillier. (See reproduction.) DELAUNEY. 19th cent.