Signed special printing for “Les XX”

Raboliot in braille, for Genevoix

The first two popular editions

“Collection Goncourt”: Maurice Genevoix's own copy

Working copies for the Œuvres complètes

Sylvie Genevoix's own Raboliot

The naturalist novels: nominative deluxe copy, with original watercolor

Two original drawings and a suite on Japan paper

Barret's original drypoints, on pearl Japan paper

Illustrated by Jean Commère, pearl Japan paper copy

The historic copy, in a case by Renaud Vernier

Genevoix's own copy

Gary's last book, Ajar's last word

First book-club edition abroad

First edition, with autograph card laid in

Signed inscription and original print of the cover photograph

Goncourt 2002, with presentation inscription

First issue, inscribed to Clarac

Signed to Goncourt juror Pol Neveux

Deluxe copy, inscribed with a photographic portrait

This first novel — awarded the Prix Renaudot — tells "the story of a man who could not quite tell whether he had come out of the army or out of a psychiatric asylum," and is, according to its author — then twenty-three years old — the work of an adolescent. Answering journalist Jacques-Pierre Amette…