C. M. M.
Ant. Duchene. Prevot des
Batims. du Roi. Armorial.
MAINGOURD, E. 19th cent.
MAJOR, _sc._ 1747.
On a nameless plate, designed
by H. Gravelot, with the
motto “_Facies mutat semperque
decenter_.”
MALBESTE, _à Paris_, 1827.
Ex Bibliotheca Seren^{mi}. Principis
Friderici de Salm-Kyrburg,
anno 1827.
Mantled armorial.
MANDORMET _ft._ 17--.
Ex Musæo Cli. Imbert.
Armorial.
MANESSE, H. 19th cent.
MANESSIER. 18th cent.
MANFUI _f._
L’abbé Johann Bapti Berna.
Literary.
R. G. MANUEL _inv._ 18th cent.
Rud. Gab. Manuel. Armorial.
LÉOPOLD MAR, _Paris_.
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
Duché_, engraved by De
Launay le jeune. (See
reproduction.)
MAROTTE, LÉON. Modern.
Designed and engraved an
interesting plate for J.
Cartault. Motto, “_Chacun
à 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 insulâ. Motto, “_Ite ad
vendentes et emite vobis._”
J. T. Aubry was curé de Saint
Louis en I’lle, Paris.
See “Les Bibliophiles Rémois,”
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 prêté,
Souvent il est perdu, toujours il est gâté_.”
See “Ex-Libris Alsaciens.”
MAUGEIN, M. 18th cent.
MAURISET. 18th cent.
MAURISSET, J. C. 18th cent.
MAVELOT, _Graveur de Mademoiselle_.
Louis François du Bouchet,
Marquis de Souches conseiller
d’Estat prevost de
L’Hostel et Grand Prevost
de France. 17th cent.
MEISSONIER. Modern.
This famous artist signed with
his well-known monogram
the plate for Vigeant, the
fencing master. It represents
two monkeys with
drawn swords.
Motto, “_Ense Vigeant_.”
MERCADIER, J. 18th cent.
“_J. Mercadier inv. et sculp._”
on the very fine armorial
ecclesiastical plate:--
Franciscus Tristanus de Cambon
Episcopus Mirapiscencis.
Plate mark 9½×7.
MERCHÉ _fecit._
A L’Hospital Comtesse, 1753.
A lady’s armorial plate.
Mr. Taverne de Burgault, 1771.
Armorial.
MERCHÉ _à Lille_.
Henricus Le Couvreur canonicus
Ipprensis.
(The coronet was cut out at
the time of the Revolution.)
Felix de Wavrans, Episc.
Iprensis, 1762. Armorial.
Mr. le Ch^{er}. de Palys Montrepos,
1769. Armorial.
MERCHÉ, _Graveur des Etats, à
Lille_, 1772.
J. Bowens. 1772. Armorial.
J. C. D. MERCHÉ, 1786.
MERLOT _Fecit._
Le Chevalier de la Cressonniere.
Armorial. 18th
cent.
C. MERVES _del. Imp. Lemercier
& Cie._, 1887.
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