P. PASCALON _inv. del._ On the Ex Libris C. B^{ard}. (Ch. Bayard of Lyons,) engraved by P. A. Varin in 1879. PEGARD, J. 19th cent. H. PELLISSIER _sc. à Marseille_, 1895. Ex Libris P. Dor. Armorial; literary. PERRET, MARIUS. Ex Libris for a “Catalogue des ouvrages condamnés.” Reproduced by Henri Bouchot. LOUIS PERRIN, _Lyon._ Modern. De la Bibliothèque du Château de Toury-sur-Abron. Armorial. PERRY, F. 19th cent. PHELIPPEAU, C. 18th cent. PICART _fe._ 17th cent. Nameless armorial plate. (Ex libris d’Auzoles.) Motto, “_Sub zodiaco vales_.” Reproduced in Poulet-Malassis, p. 11. B. PICART. 18th cent. A nameless pictorial plate. Interior of a printing office. Motto, “_Vitam mortuis reddo_.” “_B. Picart del._ 1718.” On a nameless library interior. Motto, “_Uni vero_.” (See reproduction, p. 331.) Ex libris Jean Gabriel Peltier de Cholet, 1728. “_B. Picart dir._ 1725.” Nameless armorial plate. Motto, “_Sapere aude_.” (Qy. arms of George, Viscount Parker.) “_B. Picart del. et sculp._ 1729.” On a nameless armorial with supporters. No motto. BERNARD PICART designed an allegorical plate for Prosper Marchand. (See Poulet-Malassis, p. 31; he does not mention the period.) E. PICARD _del._ Modern. Ex Libris Ernest Petit. Imitation of an ancient seal. PICART, JACQUES. 17th cent. Some of his heraldic designs were included in the “Trésor Héraldique Armorial,” published by Charles Ségoing in 1657. JOAN PICART _fecit._ On the plate of De Justel. Armorial. No motto. 17th cent. Ex libris De Chaponay. (Prévot des Marchands de la ville de Lyon en 1627.) Signed _Joan Picart incidit._ (See Poulet-Malassis, p. 9.) J. PICART sc. 17th cent. Nameless armorial. Les frères Sainte Marthe. (See Poulet-Malassis, p. 13.) Nameless armorial of Le Puy du Fou. (See Poulet-Malassis, p. 15.) [Illustration: BOOK-PLATE OF LOUIS CLAUDE DAQUIN, ORGANIST.] P. PICAULT, _à Blois_. 18th cent. Poulet-Malassis says he stole a design by Sébastien Le Clerc, and used it on a plate for a Mons. Véronneau of Blois. PIERRE _del._ 18th cent. On the plate of Mr. Mignot de Montigny, engraved by Louise Le Daulceur. PILLE, HENRI. Designed the modern punning plate of E. Tabouriech. F. PILSEN, _f^{t}._ 18th cent. On the Ex libris of Louis Claude Daquin, a celebrated organist of the church of Saint Paul, Paris, who died in Paris, 1772. His initials L. C. D. are in a Louis XV. cartouche, on which are resting musical instruments and books. This plate is in the collection of the Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris, but it is probably scarce, as neither Poulet-Malassis nor Lord de Tabley mention it, or the engraver. (See reproduction.) PINOT, _fils._ 18th cent. POILLY, J. B. DE. 18th cent. POISSON _Sc._ 1787. On a nameless armorial ecclesiastical plate. (Qy. Orival arms.) POLLET. 19th cent. Engraved an Oriental Ex libris for Mons. Félix Solar, after a design by Alexandre Bida. M. POTÉMONT, _inv._ R. MARTIAL, _sc._