Paris, Louis Michaud, 1909, 1st ed., 285,(1),(24)p., 2 plates and num. ills. by D.O. WIDHOPFF, one of 4 numb. copies printed on Japon, bound by LÉON LEMARDELEY in brown crushed mor. w. light brown inlay reddish brown morocco borders on both covers following the border decoration on orig. frontwr., orig. wr. pres., a.e.g. 1) AUTOGRAPH SIGNED DEDICATION to Jacques Teutsch, thanking him for his support in the early stage of writing the work (Jacques Teutsch was the Secretaire Général of the "Oeuvre des Gares", an organisation that focused on protecting young women and children arriving on trainstations thoughout France from falling in the hands of crooks and criminals) 2) A full-p. DRAWING by JEHAN RICTUS with caption "Jeanne Landré se défend contre ses ennemis" (pen and ink, signed and dated "Juin 1909") 3) Five full-p. drawings by D.O. WIDHOPPF (all pen and black ink partly with heightened w. pink pencil, 4x signed by the artist) 4) Quite a few annotations in pen and ink by the author identifying people shown in the illustrations by WIDHOPPF The following additions are located on the final unnumbered leaves: 5) An AUTOGRAPH SIGNED LETTER by the author sent to Mr Paul Reboux ((1)leaf., recto only, pen and black ink, signed and with addition "lettre envoyée à Mr Paul Reboux, le 18 mai 1909") 6) An AUTOGRAPH SIGNED PIECE titled "Reverie verte" ((1)leaf., recto and verso, pen and ink, signed and dated "17 juin 1909") 7) A bound-in AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED w. a small drawing by Jehan RICTUS, addressed to Jacques Teutsch (1 fold. leaf, recto and verso, (4)p., signed and dated "Paris, 12 Juin 1909", i.a. on the planning of a dinner for Jeanne Landré) 8) A cut-out and now loosely inserted mounted DRAWING after Henri de TOULOUSE-LAUTREC, (Portrait of Mme Palmyre) (orange crayon on thin paper, 15,5x10 cm., w. monogram of Toulouse-Lautrec in lower left corner and w. offsetting from the ink on the final page of the letter by Rictus listed as no. 7 above, opposite of which it was originally bound. A free copy after the lithograph À la Souris--Madame Palmyre by Toulouse Lautrec (not listed in Dortu). Small tear in right margin) 9) A tipped-in PORTRAIT of JEANNE LANDRÉ by STEINLEN (black crayon, 15,5x9,8 cm., signed "Steinlen" and dated "Juin 1909" in lower corners. Sm. tear in left margin) 10) The menu-card made for the dinner organised for Jeanne Landré to celebrate the success of her Échalotte et ses amants. The menu is embellished with sketched portraits in pen and ink by WIDHOPFF of nine of the guests that attended the dinner and of two of the dishes that were served 11) Several printed ephemera concerning the publication of Échalotte et ses amants SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXXII.