Armorial. Another design
copied from the above, the
coronet and inscription
being altered. The Comte
de Vesvrotte was a refugee
from the Revolution; he
died in 1840.
GÉRARD SCOTIN _l’ainé, à Paris_
(1643-1715).
Joh: Heinr: Burckhard M.D.
Armorial. Two sizes.
Charles de Bachi, marquis
d’Aubais.
Armorial, with supporters.
A very scarce plate.
SCOTTO.
Le Comte D. Boutourlin.
Armorial.
S---- V. DE (Semeuze). 18th
cent.
V. DE SEMEUZE _del. et sc._ 1761
on the armorial plate of A.
J. Havé and _inv. et sculp._
on the Ex Libris Hédouin
1763; and the same on
another plate for Hédouin,
dated 1764, with flags and
cannons. (See “Les Bibliophiles
Rémois,” pp. 69, 71.)
L. SEON _del. sc._ 1872.
Bibliothèques Municipales
Ville de Lyon. Literary.
SERAUCOURT _fecit_ 1747.
Nobilis Patrici Veneti Claudii
Rocher. A pictorial.
A. SERIN, _à Paris_. 19th
cent.
A. SERJENT _scul. Carnuti_, 1773
(Chartres) on the beautiful
plate inscribed “Ex Libris
D. D. d’Archambault” (See
reproduction), and _Serjent
fecit_ on an inferior plate for
Mr. Tascher. M. Poulet-Malassis
styles this engraver
_Sergent-Marceau_.
SICARD. 18th cent.
SIMON, HENRY.
“Graveur du Cabinet de sa
Majesté l’Empereur & Roi, &
du Conseil du Sceau des
Titres.”
The name of this engraver
thus occurs on the title-page of
the “Armorial Général de
l’Empire Français,” dated
1812, which gives the arms of
the French Imperial family,
nobility and cities, etc., as
settled by Napoleon I.
An elaborate work, with
large heraldic engravings.
SIMONIN, _à Toloze_. 17th cent.
SOMM. Modern.
The ex-libris of M. Gandouin.
SORNIQUE. 18th cent.
STAGNON _sc._ 18th cent.
Il Cittadino Carlo Giac^{o}
Caissotti. Motto, “_Les
Hommes naissent libres et
egaux en droits_.” Pictorial.
A nameless armorial plate,
with military trophy, signed
“_Dessiné et gravé par A.
M. Stagnon Graveur des
Sceaux du Roi a Turin,
1780_.”
STALLIN, E. 18th cent.
Du Cabinet de Mre. Barthelemy
Gabriel Rolland D’Erceville,
Consr. au Parlement
de Paris, 1750.
Armorial. (M. Rolland
had another plate, dated
1761, not signed.)
a Mr. de Lorme, Gentilhomme
Ordinaire du Roy.
Armorial.
STERN, _Graveur à Paris_.
M. Stern has signed some of
the most beautiful modern
French book-plates; light,
graceful, and clearly engraved.
A fair proportion
of his plates are what we
term plain armorial; indeed,
these somewhat resemble
the neat, formal workmanship
of the modern London
heraldic engravers.
Those herein named have
been selected only as typical
examples of the various
styles he has produced.
Biblioteca Conte Di Aquila.
Seal, armorial.
Monogram B. C. Motto,
“_C’est ma Toquade_.” (See
reproduction.)
Alfred Bovet.
Wilfrid Chauvin.
A. Clericeau. Pictorial. (See
reproduction.)
L. Delatre. Pictorial. (See
reproduction.)
Antonio E. D’Ornellas.
Armorial.
Emile Levavasseur.
Monogram.
Paulde Saint Victor (Historian
and Journalist). Seal.
Alphonse Royer. Monogram.
Patrice Salin.
Motto, “_Tel je suis prends
moi_.” Monogram.
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