[LAUGHING] COLBERT, family; DUMONT, Jean (1667-1727). Corps universel diplomatique du droit des gens [CON:] Supply . Amsterdam and The Hague, 1726-1739 Important set of eighteenth-century uniform binding in-folio volumes to the arms of the Colbert family. The ligatures, made in full brown calfskin, present the plates framed by thin thread embossed in dry and, in the middle, the arms Colbert imprinted in gold within the circular medallion. Folio (410 × 280mm) Frontispieces in red and black (some browning) uncollected text. Coeve uniform bindings in full brown calf to arms Colbert, plates with dry perimeter thread and large central heraldic iron engraved in gold within circular frame; backs to nerves with rich decoration in gold inside the compartments, titles and numbering of the volumes in gold (Tracks of use, abrasions and defects to the bindings, more evident to some plates, hinges and headphones; complex in well preserved complex considering the considerable size of the volumes). Origin: Colbert family (weapons engraved in gold on plates). (16)