[TERRIER]. Important handwritten livre terrier by Monsieur de Montallet. Circa 1650-1670. Very important and interesting terrier de Montalet. Château de Montalet is one of the largest feudal castles in the Cévennes, probably used as a watchtower between the Régordane road and the access to the Ardèche valley. Although the château appears to have been abandoned by the Bérard de Montalet family in the 15th century, this terrier indicates that the family's estate was still active and extensive. The volume mainly compiles feudal acknowledgements (as well as a few deeds of exchange) covering the territories of Saint-Ambroix, Alegre (Allègre-les-Fumades, where the important château d'Allègre is located), Auzon, Molières-sur-Cèze, Boisson, la Bégude, Plauzolles and Meyrannes, Soft, full sow-skin binding, with stitching links forming two ornamental rosettes on the first cover and covering the top and bottom of the spine. (binding soiled, a few leaves creased). Attached: - Genealogy of the de Vaveray de Ménonville family, Péreuse and Grosjean branch. An in-folio manuscript volume. Late 19th-early 20th century. Bound in black half-percaline (spine damaged and missing). - Journal book containing the property belonging to Monsieur and Madame de La Péreuse, begun on April 28, 1778, the day of the celebration of their marriage. One in-folio manuscript volume. Bound in full contemporary marbled basane with gussets, richly decorated smooth spine, green morocco title page (very damaged binding). Expert : Monsieur Nicolas Asvisio