Ex Libris L. Moynier, 1873.
Monogram.
MOYREAU, MME. 18th
cent.
MÜLLER. 1779.
J. Reuss. Armorial; pictorial.
(_Par son ami Müller_
1779.) See p. 329.
NICOLE _à Nancy_.
Nameless armorial plate, 1744,
and another dated 1745, said
to be for Le Preudhomme
de Fontenay.
Mr. L’Abbé de Seichamps,
1747. Armorial.
Mr. le Président Gallois,
Con^{sr}. d’Etat. 1763.
Armorial.
De la Bibliothèque de Linsigne
Eglise Primatialle de Lorraine,
1767.
(See reproduction.)
Le Chevalier Dumars de Vaudoncour,
etc., 1753.
Armorial; pictorial.
Mr. de Provenchères. 1762.
Armorial. No motto.
And a large number of other
dated plates.
NICOLE _fils, à Nancy_, 1754,
1755.
NION. 18th cent.
NOBLIN. 18th cent.
AD. NOEL _gr._ Modern.
Ex Libris de Marie Georgel.
Reproduced on page 219,
“Ladies’ Book-plates.”
PIERRE NOLIN, 1650.
Signed an armorial plate for
“Charles, Marquis et Comte
de Rostaing,” and “Mre.
Simon Chauuel, Chevalier
Seigneur de la Pigeonnière,
Conseiller du Roy,” etc., both
of which were reproduced
in the “Trésor Héraldique
Armorial,” published by
Charles Segoing in 1657,
containing copies of more
than sixty other book-plates
either by Pierre Nolin, or
borrowed by him from the
owners, or from other engravers.
(See Poulet-Malassis,
page 25.)
NONOT _fecit._ 18th cent.
Manchon. Armorial.
NONOT, CHARLOTTE. 18th
cent.
T. NOUVIAN _sculp._ Modern.
Léon Germain, Nancy. (See
reproduction.)
OBERKAMPFF. Modern.
Ex Libris Bilco. Literary.
OBLIN _sc._
Bibliothèque de Mr. Berryer.
Armorial festoon. Berryer
had another armorial plate,
not signed.
(See reproduction.)
OGIER, _à Lyon_, 1696.
And signed _Ogier fe Lugduni_
(Lyons), 1704, on the nameless
plate of Froissard-Broissia.
OLLIVAULT _à Rennes_. 18th
cent.
J. C. Villers. Books, violin,
etc.
De la Bibliothèque de Laussat.
Ex Libris de Mr. de Sarrobert.
Armorial.
OLLIVAULT, _à Paris_, 1788.
Madame du Bu de Longchamp,
179-.
Livres de M. N. de Château-Giron.
A charming design.
Motto, “_Pensez y ce que
vous voudrez_.”
Reproduced in “Ex-Libris
Ana,” page 20.
P. PAGNIER, 1879.
Ex Bibli. Lardet. Armorial.
[Illustration: NAMELESS BOOK-PLATE BY B. PICART.]
M. PALAISEAU _sc._
Ex Libris Alphei Cazenave
Doct^{is}. Medici: 1835.
Ex Libris Le Roy, Doct^{is}.
Medici. 1835.
PALLIÈRE, F. 18th cent.
De la Bibliothèque de Mr. de
Polverel, Ecuyer. Avocat
au Parlement.
Decorated armorial.
Lamouroux. Armorial.
PALLUET, DU.
J. A. T. Chambon de Contagnet.
Armorial. No motto.
PAPILLON.
On a nameless plate, dated
1764.
On a pictorial plate, dated
1771, with the motto,
“_Tuetur et nutrit_,” and
below it the inscription,
“_Cong. Miss. Sem. S. Car.
Pict_.” This was reproduced
on p. 172, vol. i., “Archives
de la Société Française,”
with the question if it could
have been the Ex-libris belonging
to a Seminary of
Saint Charles at Poitiers.
PARISET _sc._ 18th cent.
On the armorial Ex Libris
Joannis Laurentii Aublé
designed by F. Boucher.
A handsome plate reproduced
by Poulet-Malassis, p. 58.
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