Szilasy, János (Johann), ungar. Theologe (1795-1859)Antiquariat.de
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185943916Großwardein, 1853-1859. Zus. 9 S., 8° bis 4°.
185655242Brief mit eigenh. U., Februar 1856. 8°. 1 S. (Doppelblatt).- Kleiner Randausriß durch Siegelbruch.
1865205038CB(um 1865). 28,5x18,5 cm. (wohl erhalten).
187135726Purkersdorf u.a., 1865-1871. Zus. 6 S. auf Briefpapier mit dem blindgepr. gekrönten Monogramm, Kl.-8°.
185643912, 1856. Zus. 4 S., 8°.
186841928Paris, 1866-1868. Zus. 23 S., 8°.
186644408Edinburgh, 5. I. 1866. 1 S., Kl.-8°.
186444426Haag, 28. III. 1864. 2 S., Kl.-8°.
185544494Paris, 21. IX. 1855. 1 S., 4°.
185742187Turin u. Lyon, 1850-1857. Zus. 9 S., 8° u. Gr.-8°.
185535757Raab, Wien u.a., 1845-1855. Zus. 34 S., 8° bis 4°.
185435930Kairo, 28. XII. 1854. 5 S., 4°.
1866205039CB1866. 18,5x28,5 cm. (wohl erhalten).
185544493Jerusalem, 12. bzw. 26. II. 1855. Zus. 8 S., 8°.
1810304346AB(um 1810). 23,2x18,5 cm. (sehr gut erhalten).
186344434Prag, 2. III. 1863. 2 S., Gr.-8°.
185844404Göttingen, 25. I. u. 27. XII. 1858. Zus. 5 S., Gr.-8°.
185843913Berlin, 1856-1858. Zus. 44 S., 8° u. 4°.
186744397Genf, 12. X. 1867. 2 S., 4°.
1892002123Boston and London: Ginn and Company. SIGNED First Edition first printing. Hard cover in original cloth. Published Boston and London: Ginn and Company 1892. 8vo. 5" x 7 1/2." v178 pages6pp. ads. Brown cloth with decorative black lettering to cover gilt lettering on spine. Inscribed "Compliments of the Author" on front fly leaf. A beautifully preserved copy in very good plus collectible condition. . Very Good Plus. Hard. 1st. 1892. Ginn and Company unknown
189475854Marly-le-Roi 1894. Fine. Marly-le-Roi 1894 11.30 x 8.90 cm une carte recto-verso Autograph letter signed by Alexandre Dumas Fils addressed to Count Joseph Primoli. Envelope included. A charming letter in which Dumas Fils thanks his friend for lending him a volume and invites him to visit during the week. It was at Princess Mathilde's salon mentioned in this letter: ""Tendresses respectueuses à la Princesse"" ""Respectful affection to the Princess"" that Dumas Fils and Joseph Primoli first met. unknown
188984470s. l.: S. n. 1889. Fine. S. n. s. l. 5 Mai 1889 10.50 x 6 cm une feuille une enveloppe Autograph signed carte de visite from Alphonse Daudet 13 lines written in blue ink addressed to journalist and librettist Philippe Gille sending his thanks and congratulations for a recent performance. Envelope included. S. n. unknown
188986970Paris 1889. Fine. Paris 10 Avril 1889 10 x 6 cm une carte de visite une enveloppe Printed visiting card of Alphonse Daudet on which he added these few words for his friend the journalist Philippe Gille regarding his benevolent publicity that he devoted to his wife Julia's recently published work: ""Ma femme te remercie d'avoir si bien et si à propos lancé son petit livre. Moi je te félicite de la jolie tournure que tu as donné à ce très spirituel et bien sensé petit spectacle de présentation. Remercie Magnard pour le ménage. Ton A.D."" My wife thanks you for having so well and so aptly launched her little book. As for me I congratulate you on the nice turn you gave to this very witty and sensible little presentation show. Thank Magnard for the household. Yours A.D. Envelope enclosed with a tear due to the opening of the postal fold a date inscribed in margin on verso of the card probably that of the card's reception. unknown
189864430Paris 1898. Fine. Paris 9 mai 1898 12 x 15 cm un feuillet Autograph letter signed by Pierre Puvis de Chavannes dated May 9 1898 19 lines in black ink on letterhead with the address of the mansion of his wife Marie Cantacuzène ""89 avenue de Villiers"" . A moving letter of thanks from the painter Pierre Puvis de Chavannes: "" The thought of associating my work . with your own paternal feeling leaves me an inexpressible impression intimate full of emotion. "" unknown
189883371s. l.: S. n. 1898. Fine. S. n. s. l. 1898 11 x 14 cm une feuille Autograph letter signed by the dandy count on a closed pneumatic card of 18 lines written in black ink addressed to his friend and journalist Henri Lapauze in which stung to the quick in his pride Robert de Montesquiou asks the latter imposing this correction upon him to kindly rectify the almost unforgivable error of the Gaulois: ""Cher monsieur et ami me faisant l'amitié d'annoncer ce matin mon volume il est regrettable que le Gaulois ait omis de dire qu'il était de moi. Je compte sur vous pour combler cette lacune dans le numéro qui doit paraître lundi matin par deux lignes ainsi conçues - ou à peu près : ""c'est par erreur que signalant hier à nos lecteurs l'apparition d'un intéressant volume de critique intitulé Autels priviliégés nous avons omis de dire que l'auteur était le Cte Robert de Montesquiou. Merci cher monsieur et à bientôt. Robert de M."" ""Dear sir and friend doing me the kindness of announcing my volume this morning it is regrettable that the Gaulois omitted to say that it was by me. I count on you to fill this gap in the issue that is to appear Monday morning with two lines conceived thus - or thereabouts: 'it is by error that signaling yesterday to our readers the appearance of an interesting volume of criticism entitled Privileged Altars we omitted to say that the author was Count Robert de Montesquiou. Thank you dear sir and see you soon. Robert de M.'"" S. n. unknown
