Eight citations from the Gendarmerie in the Seraing district of Liège, Belgium, declaring the seizure of eight erotic novels from bookstore owner Pierre Schoumaker. Each report consists of a printed form with details about the date of the seizure; the nature of the police action (“proposition d’interdiction” and “rapport de lecture”); the names and addresses of the accused; the bibliographical details on an individual title; the names of the officers involved; and the signature of the officer filing the report. The copies offered here likely are those supplied to the accused or their lawyer. Attached to each citation is a mimeographed “Rapport de Lecture” form - a single leaf with a typescript carbon copy recto only transcribing selected offending passages of the given book (often finishing at the end of the page with “etc., etc.” The books seized are the following: Béatrice Alban. Mes origines conjugales (Paris: Les Naïades); Harriet Daimler. Innocence ([Paris]: Marie Concorde Editeur, [1971]); the report misspells the author’s first name as “Barriet”; Serge Delroc. Marie-Jo (Editions “La Pierre Blanche,” [1970]); Arnold Kramer. Devergondages (Paris: Editions du Cratère, [1972]); Françoise Libaud. La Chienne des loups (Editions du Livre Universel, [1970]); Denise Miège. Littérature érotique féminine (Civilisation Moderne, [1970]); Eric Ollivier. Les Malheurs d’Annie (Paris: La Table Ronde, [1970]); Ooana Owen. Telle la fleur du Tamala ([Paris]: Editions du Japyx, [1970]).