Ex Musæo Castellanæ Genevensium. _H. L. B._ 1874 (Bordier). Ex Libris Dupuytrein, 1884. Pictorial. Ex Libris Armand Baschet. Crest in a garter. Motto, “_Custos vel ultor_.” (Signed _Stern, Panoramas 47, Paris_.) Bibliothèque du Marquis de Granges de Surgères. Motto, “_Post tenebras spero lucem_.” Armorial. Ex Libris V. Diancourt. Motto, “_Eligere, Colligere, Legere_.” Mons. Victor Diancourt, who is Mayor of Reims, has written some works on the history of that city. A charming _fantaisie_ plate, reproduced on page 96. “Les Bibliophiles Rémois. A. STEYERT _del. et sculp._ Ex Libris Auguste Fabre (of Lyons). Motto, “_Le petafine pas_.” 19th cent. STORCK. J. Morel, Lyon, 1843. Pictorial. R. STRANGE _scul._ on a nameless plate designed by C. Eisen, dated 1749. Sir Robert Strange was a devoted adherent of the Stuart dynasty, and, having been implicated in the 1745 attempt to expel the Hanoverian usurper, he was obliged to seek refuge in France. He executed many fine engravings, as well as several other book-plates. J. STRIEDBECK _fec. Argent_. (Strasbourg.) On the armorial plate of the Alsatian scholar and bibliophile, Richard Brunck. (See “Ex Libris Alsaciens,” page 41.) Striedbeck of Strasbourg also engraved the following: Jacob Reinbold Spielmann. Armorial; pictorial. Ex Bib. Philippi Henrici Boecleri (of Strasbourg). EMILE SULPIS _sculp. F. Vernon del._ _L. B._ (Portrait plate of Madame Baillieu. Library interior.) Dated 1894. SYLVESTRE, J. E. Modern. Ex-libris J. E. Sylvestre. Motto, “_Nihil_.” Eve plucking the apple: a very plain young lady, with large flat feet. Reproduced in “Ex-Libris Ana.” Ex Libris Jules de Marthold. Fantaisie. Motto, “_Passons_.” Reproduced in “Ex-Libris Ana.” Ex libris Lebègue. Fantaisie. Motto, “_Lire delivre._” A. Salze. A pictorial plate designed for a bibliophile of Montpellier. Motto, “_Utile dulci._” And several others. TARDIEU _filius_. 18th cent. On a nameless ecclesiastical armorial plate. TARDIEU, P. F. 18th cent. TARDIEU, LSE DUV. (_Gravé par._) Sangnier D’Abrancourt. Armorial. No motto. TARDIVEAU, _à Rennes_. On a plate inscribed “à Mr. Lefèron de l’Hermite.” Armorial with supporters. Signed _Fecerunt Tardiveau et le fèron Redon_. Date indistinct, either 1767 or 1787. P. TARGÉ _sculp._ Nameless plate, armorial, pictorial, dated 1730. Motto, “_Invenit et perficit._” G. TASNIÈRE _fecit_, _Taurini_, 1697. On a nameless armorial. (See “Archives de la Société Française,” vol. ii., p. 44.) TATTEGRAIN, FRANCIS. Signed “F. R. Tatt.” on the fantastic etched plate of M. Georges Vicaire, dated 1888. Reproduced in the “Archives de la Société Française,” vol. iii., Feb., 1896. Mons. F. Tattegrain, born in Péronne, is an artist of standing, some of whose paintings adorn the Hôtel de Ville in Paris. TAVERNIER, E. Bibliothèque Société de l’Histoire du Protestantisme Français. Pictorial. Dated 1868. (See reproduction.) THANSIS 18th cent. A. THÈRY D’INGHEM, _à Cisoing_.