Docteur Jules Le Bayon. 1896. Ex Libris du Marquis de Gourdon de l’Echo. Armorial. APOUX. Modern. Ex Libris Lucien Bodin. Pictorial. Motto, “_Oh! combien gai c’est!_” ARIBAUD, J. P. 18th cent. ARTHAUD. 18th cent. AUBLÉ. 18th cent. P. AUDINET _Sculp._ Rev. H. S. Cotton. Angling scene. AUDRAN, J. 18th cent. Engraved the monogram trophy plate for Louis XV., designed by A. Dieu. AUGER, E. Modern. Designed the plate for Mons. Charles Givelet of Reims. Motto, “_Remensia colui, mihi et amicis._” Engraved by A. Bellevoie. (See Les Bibliophiles Rémois, pp. 101, 116.) AUGUSTUS _In. et Sculp._ Madame De Bouchard. Label. 18th cent. AUROUX, N. 17th cent. A. AVELINE _Sculp._ On the armorial ex-libris of Carolus de Brosses, Comes Tornaci, Baro Montis, etc., with the motto “_Homunculi quanti sunt_.” 18th cent. M. Poulet-Malassis devotes considerable space to this very little man--Charles de Brosses--and his quarrel with Voltaire. De Brosses had two other armorial book-plates engraved by Durand, from which the unfortunate motto was omitted. Charles de Brosses, Comte de Tournay, was born in Dijon in 1709, and died in Paris in 1777. He was a true bibliophile, and his books were sumptuously bound in morocco stamped with his arms--_azure three trefoils or_. They were sold in Dijon in 1778. See an illustrated article on his ex-libris in “Les Archives de la Société Française,” Jany., 1896. AVISSE _fecit_. (Signature indistinct.) Josephi Xaupi, 1750 and 1765. Ecclesiastical. AVRIL, PAUL. Modern. Philippe Gille. Ex-Libris H. S. Ashbee. 1890. Portrait rebus plate. Ex-Libris Geo. B. de Forest (of New York). Library interior. A. B. _del._ M. Arthur Benoit, of Berthelming in Alsace, designed several book-plates for himself and for his late brother Mons. Louis Benoit, librarian to the city of Nancy. These ex-libris contain views of Alsatian buildings and costumes. Mons. A. Benoit designed a modern plate for himself, copied from a library device of the last century; Motto, “_Avec le temps_.” See “Petite Revue d’Ex libris Alsaciens,” p. 37. BACHELEY, _del. et sculp._ 1768. P. R. Le Cornier de Cideville. Armorial. BALTAZARD. 1755. L. F. BAOUR, _fecit_. P. L. de Carbon, sen. Armorial. 18th cent. BAQUOY, C. 18th cent. BARBAT, _à Chalons_, 19th cent. Ex libris C. Remy. Armorial. Mons. Charles Remy, Membre de l’Académie de Reims, carries the arms of a Chevalier de l’Empire, a title granted to his father, the Baron Claude Charles Remy, on April 25, 1811. (See “Les Bibliophiles Rémois,” p. 117.) C. BARON _Sculp._ Bibliothèque de Madame Victoire de France. 18th cent. This has the arms of France in a lozenge. (See p. 53, “Ladies’ Book-plates.”) BAUMÉS _fecit_. Ex-libris D. D. Postic. Armorial. 18th cent. Reproduced in “Ex-Libris Ana.” BAUMÉS, _à Montpellier_. 18th cent. BEAU, _fils_. 18th cent. BEAUMONT _fecit_. On the armorial Ex Libris Vaucresson de Cormainville, etc., 1743.