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188568867Paris: Ed. Monnier 1885. Fine. Ed. Monnier Paris 1885 16 x 24 cm relié First edition alternately illustrated by Gorguet and Fau with initial letters and tailpieces in black and 10 superb full-page compositions in black with colored and gilt borders. One of 30 copies on Japan paper the only deluxe edition No. 12 numbered and signed by Monnier. Original wrappers preserved under an orange tissue sheet rarely present. Contemporary full bordeaux morocco binding. Smooth spine decorated with 4 small fleurons and blind and gilt fillets. Wide decorative border frame on boards. Interior frieze. Raw silk endpapers. Light rubbing at head and to 2 corners. Handsome copy uncut full-margined with fresh paper. Collection of 10 ribald tales some vaudevillesque others set in the Orient. The cover bears the title upside down written in mirror image. Ed. Monnier hardcover
19091100515.82The Cape Town Section South Africa 1909 - 1965. Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo hardcover. 22 bound hardcover volumes. Nearly complete run of the journal's annual volumes from the 1909/1910 issue to the 1965 issue but LACKING only the 1912 issue No. 15. Each volume bound in green or black cloth binding together original paperback issues two or three years in each volume original covers bound in. Incl's bound Cumulative Index volume covering 1894-1968 Nos. 1-71 plus additional unbound issues in paperback binding of: 1968 1969 1970 1971 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1985 1993 1994 last two issued in glossy hardcover. Vg condition overall. Volumes bound by the Appalachian Mountain Club each vol. bearing their name at lower spine w/ small "AMC" stamp on orig. paperback cover of each issue. Aside from missing 1912 issue contents complete clean interior bindings firm. Initially published as "The Mountain Club Annual": first 8 volumes show moderate exterior rubbing 2 with front & rear hinges cracked no loosening of pgs 2 others w/ very neatly cloth-tape-repaired hinge. Remaining later volumes quite bright & clean bindings tight gilt spine lettering bright. 22 bound hardcover volumes each appx. 300 pgs with b&w illustrations some fold-out; plus 14 individual issues in originally issued bindings. The Cape Town Section, South Africa hardcover
15565Paris, Germer Baillière (Tomes 1 à 3), puis Félix Alcan (Tomes 4 à 6), 1869-1888 ; 6 tomes in-8 (21,8 x 14 cm) ; demi-chagrin vert-empire, dos à nerfs soulignés de pointillés et filets dorés, titre et tomaison dorés (reliure de l'époque) ; VIII, 604 ; 512 ; 532 ; 502 ; 461, (1) errata ; 458, (2) pp. catalogue.
1910WOC-950Tome 1:Chaîne Méridienne de Savoie. Ouvrage orné d'une grande carte repliée P.Helbronner:Chaîne Méridienne de Savoie 1907-1908, de 5 planches hors-texte, de nombreux dessins Echelle et de 18 panoramas dépliants. Paris, Gauthier-Villards, Imprimeur-Libraire, du Bureau des Longitudes, de l'École Polytechnique, 1910. Fort volume in-folio (34x5,5x26,5cm) de percaline bordeaux éditeur, titre, nom,tomaison et éditeur au dos dorés, coiffes faibles. 508pp.+18 panoramas montés sur onglets en fin de volume.
090-Wo.J. Radierung und Aquatinta in Lavismanier in Braun, nach einer Zeichnung von F.E. Weirotter (1730-1771), auf Bütten,. 14,9:19,8 cm. Auf die Umfassungslinie geschnitten und auf alten Sammlungsuntersatz montiert, beschnitten. Gedruckte Originalbeschriftung ausgeschnitten und verso aufgeklebt. Die Zeichnung stammte aus der Sammlung von H.S. Hüsgen, Frankfurt a.M. (Nr. 22). Literatur: Nagler 69; Le Blanc 45.
191077069Glendive Montana 1910. A small archive of material from 1910 for the Riverview Park development in Glendive Montana a town that was expected to gain prominence backed by government funded irrigation projects new railroad lines and general westward expansion. Located in the far eastern part of Montana Glendive was established by the Northern Pacific Railway during the construction of its transcontinental rail line in the 1870s. In 1910 the town had a population of 4500. Despite the promise of Riverview Park its population is roughly the same today.<br /> <br /> This unique land promotion archive consists of disbound pages from a rare promotional booklet not found in OCLC. Included is the color cover art showing eager investors flocking to Glendive a 10" x 20" bird's eye view of Glendive "showing the advantages of the Riverview Park Addition" two detailed newspaper advertisements a real photo postcard showing "House No. 1" under construction several mimeographed testimonial letters and samples of the company's printed application forms and payment receipts. Two 8 1/2" x 7" black-and-white photographs of a group of people sitting on a long porch are unidentified.<br /> <br /> In his testimonial letter E.J. Berry proprietor of Glendive's Hotel Jordan urged prospective buyers: "I can and do advise all that can purchase one or more of these lots to buy. I can further honestly say that there is no addition to any town in the State of Montana that will have the improvements placed on it when the work is completed by the Glendive Montana Company Inc. beautiful ornaments streetlights shade trees concrete walks water mains."<br /> <br /> The testimonial letters and a few small pieces of ephemera have been affixed to stiff black scrapbook sheets; otherwise the materials are in very good condition and provide a unique view of land development and western expansion. unknown
18973024Helena 1897. Good plus. 5062pp. Thick octavo. Original cloth spine gilt board's printed. Spine ends a bit chipped corners worn hinges cracked and a bit loose. A couple of tape repairs light toning and dust soiling. The eighth city directory for Helena Montana published by the prolific firm of R.L. Polk & Co. Contains an alphabetical listing of residents including addresses occupations and occasional indications of "col'd" individuals and businesses followed by a classified directory of businesses only organized by type. With a sixteen-page section of advertisements at the front and additional leaves of ads scattered throughout. unknown
1918026453Boston: Appalachian Mountain Club 1918. No Binding. Near Fine. 8 pages VG to NF condition. We have for sale most of the Supplements to this popular White Mountains guide dating back to the first one in 1910 entitled 'The Great Gulf'. We also have many other early/scarce pamphlets from the AMC in our shop here in Lincoln NH. as well as the largest collection of White Mountains Books and Maps early guides etc. for sale anywhere in the world. Make an appointment to look for yourself I will be here for another few years or so. Thanks Mat <br/> <br/> Appalachian Mountain Club unknown
21721n.p.: n.p. n.d. Near fine. Hardcover. Accordion style book bound in floral patterned silk and with five double pages of original water color and calligraphy. Each is signed by the calligrapher as and there arre additional artist seals for a total of 10 seals. The double page images measure 12 by 12 inches and the subjects are: crane with pine branches; green bird with peony; panda with bamboo; blue birds and nasturtiums; dragon fly and peony; brown birds and berries. Finely executed in a lovely binding which has only a trace of wear.<br /> <p><br /> We have on good authority that the calligrapher is Tan Tien . Although not dated it appears to be from the later half of the 20th century.<br /> <p>. n.p. unknown
19296826Paris: Ernest Flammarion Editeur 1929. Thick quarto 1479 pages. Illustrated with woodcuts by Renefer. FIRST EDITION ordinary issue; additionally thirty-seven copies were issued on Hollande for the press or hors commerce. A two-fold expansion of Montagne's 1905 work Le Grande Cuisines Illustree. Though it was the Larousse Gastronomique which earned him a place alongside Careme and Escoffier as one of the three most influential culinary Frenchmen it is this monumental work that is considered Montagne's masterpiece. Some light spotting to the top edges of leaves. Bound in half black morocco over marbled paper-covered boards. Some rubbing to edges; original woodcut-illustrated wrappers bound-in. Generally very good or better. Bitting page 329; not in Oberlé. Ernest Flammarion, Editeur hardcover books
1891WRCAM48425Granite Mt.: Published by Chas. Weitfle 1891. Numerous albertype illustrations on 16 accordion-style pages. 16mo. Original red paper boards stamped in blind and gilt. A bit of edge wear and rubbing to the boards else fine. A volume of interesting views of these mining towns in western Montana just west of Helena and not far from the Anaconda copper mine. Granite which thrived in the 1890s as a silver mining center is now a ghost town although Philipsburg still exists with a population of 820 in the 2010 census. Though undated this volume was likely produced during the area's silver mining heyday and features views of the towns of Granite and Philipsburg. Also included are views of a number of mines with their names given mining company offices mining equipment and miners themselves. There are also views of local schools churches hotels homes residences shops and a fishing scene. There is also an interesting view of Main Street in Granite on June 9 1891 showing the street flooded with rushing water. Charles Weitfle a German immigrant was a Union photographer during the Civil War and is best known as a producer of stereoviews. He was based in Colorado in the 1870s and 1880s until a Denver fire consumed his studio in 1883. He eventually moved to Cheyenne and then to Granite County Montana. Published by Chas. Weitfle hardcover books
J153100 photographies 17x16 cm, collées sur 50 pages cartonnées recto-verso.
Dédié Aux enfans associés de la petite oeuvre des Savoyards de Bordeaux, par un de leurs amis, A.X., 1 vol. in-12 reliure de l'époque pleine basane racinée, Se Vend à Bordeaux Au profit de la petite Oeuvre des Savoyards, A la chapelle de l'Oeuvre, place Henri IV, 1832, 2 ff., 282 pp. avec 8 planches hors texte Très rare exemplaire de l'édition originale de ce petit ouvrage orné de 8 charmantes lithographies. "Il n'est personne qui n'ait connu dès son enfance quelques-uns de ces pauvres petits gentils étrangers qui descendent chaque année dans nos grandes villes, des montagnes de l'Auvergne et de la Savoie, et auxquels nous sommes accoutumés à donner le nom de Petits Savoyards. Les connaître, c'est connaître leur humble et utile ministère ; c'est connaître leur misère, leur candeur, les dangers auxquels ils sont sans cesse exposés au milieu de nos rues et de nos places publiques ; c'est connaître ou plutôt deviner de coeur le but de cette Oeuvre intéressante comme eux". Le Père Antoine-Adolphe Dupuch (1800-1856) fonda l'Œuvre des petits savoyards à Bordeaux sur le modèle de celle de Paris et s'en occupa jusqu'en 1838 où il fut nommé évêque d'Alger. Très rare édition originale (Perret, 1454, mais il décrit l'édition de 1833 comme la première). Etat satisfaisant (rel. frottée avec ancienne restauration au dos en queue, cahiers brunis). Français
183254450Dédié Aux enfans associés de la petite oeuvre des Savoyards de Bordeaux, par un de leurs amis, A.X., 1 vol. in-12 reliure de l'époque pleine basane racinée, Se Vend à Bordeaux Au profit de la petite Oeuvre des Savoyards, A la chapelle de l'Oeuvre, place Henri IV, 1832, 2 ff., 282 pp. avec 8 planches hors texte
14751Lyon et Paris, chez Faucheux et chez Veuve Duchesne, 1779. In-12, XLIV-401-13 pp., reliure moderne demi-basane havane, dos à nerfs, pièce de titre, tranches mouchetées (rares piqûres et rousseurs).
188568867Ed. Monnier | Paris 1885 | 16 x 24 cm | relié
18392001821839. Datiert "29 April 1839" und bezeichnet "Llantilio Pertholey - Great Skyrrid or Holy Mountain" und mit einem vierzeiligen Vers von Sir Walter Scott. 13,5 x 31,5 cm Papier: 23 x 31,8 cm.
46764Floury.1934.In-4 demi-relié.126 pages + Bibliographie.10 aquarelles.130 dessins en noir,en couleurs pleines pages. TBE sur vélin d'Arches,malgré dos passé et légère brunissure des bords en pages de garde et faux-titre.Dos orné avec pièce de titre;initiales dorées en queue.
648-Eo.J. Aquarell, über Bleistift, auf festem Velin, links unten bezeichnet ?Bodensee II?, rechts unten signiert ?K. Schott?, oben von links nach rechts ortsbezeichnet ?Hohe Kugel - Bran... (?) Sesa Plana (d.i. Schesaplana) Panuela (d.i. Panüelerkopf) - 3 Schwestern?. 17,3:24,5 cm. Verso: Skizze mit einem Strandab-schnitt und Bootssteg mit Schiffen. Aquarell über Bleistift, links oben bezeichnet ?10 ? Aus-tria 10 ??, rechts oben ?10 ? Austria?, rechts unten datiert ?1890?. Mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren.
174175051741 A Paris, chez Huart, libraire-imprimeur de Monseigneur le Dauphin, 1741 ; in-12°, plein veau brun de l'époque, dos à nerfs, compartiments de filets dorés ornés de fleurons et petits fers dorés, roulette dorée sur les coupes, tranches rouges; XX, 361, (6)pp. Illustré de 2 planches dépliantes hors texte du Mont Vésuve et d'un grand tableau dépliant "Table de l'état de l'air dans le Napolitain". Vignette gravée en en-tête de l'épitre du traducteur au Dauphin (armoiries du Dauphin). Sur le 1er feuillet blanc, ex-dono manuscrit daté de 1743, au verso ex-libris étiquette armorié "Salvii de Cambefort D. de Mazie", avec au dessus un ex-libris manuscrit de l'époque "Dommergue" .
1800PHO-2272Paris, F. Buisson, An IX (1800). Atlas seul relié demi cuir, dos lisse orné avec pièce de titre et tomaison. Frottements, manque à la pièce de titre, accrocs aux coiffes, petites rousseurs au titre et liste des planches. Illustré de 15 planches hors texte dont une carte de la route de Buxadeouar à Tassisudon dans le Boutan et de Tassisudon à Teschou-Loumbou dans le Thibet.
19201265Williams Mt: Western Office 1920. Good. 8pp. Two loose folio sheets. Previously folded with several separations repaired with tape along old folds. Even tanning. An unrecorded promotional for the town of Williams Montana. In its post-World War I heyday it thrived as a result of its proximity to the Valier Irrigation Project and its location on the purpose-built spur from the Great Northern Railroad but today is a ghost town east of Valier. The text extolls these geographic virtues of the town as well as the agricultural benefits from the irrigation project and the good prospects from Montana's other industries in the region. Perhaps most valuable are the descriptions of the town as it existed in 1919 -- its businesses its residences its attractions -- and accompanying photographic illustrations. At the time of publication Williams was an electrified town with its own grocery bank train station blacksmith pool hall and grain elevators situated in the midst of 125000 acres of reclaimed land but the fortunes of its investors declined and the town dwindled to nothing before World War II. Not in OCLC. Western Office unknown
19201265Williams Mt: Western Office 1920. Good. 8pp. Two loose folio sheets. Previously folded with several separations repaired with tape along old folds. Even tanning. An unrecorded promotional for the town of Williams Montana. In its post-World War I heyday it thrived as a result of its proximity to the Valier Irrigation Project and its location on the purpose-built spur from the Great Northern Railroad but today is a ghost town east of Valier. The text extolls these geographic virtues of the town as well as the agricultural benefits from the irrigation project and the good prospects from Montana's other industries in the region. Perhaps most valuable are the descriptions of the town as it existed in 1919 -- its businesses its residences its attractions -- and accompanying photographic illustrations. At the time of publication Williams was an electrified town with its own grocery bank train station blacksmith pool hall and grain elevators situated in the midst of 125000 acres of reclaimed land but the fortunes of its investors declined and the town dwindled to nothing before World War II. Not in OCLC. Western Office unknown books
19021365Great Falls: Tribune Job Print 1902. About very good. 222pp. 12mo. Original limp calf wrappers. Head of spine chipped; some edge wear and rubbing to wraps. Very minor chipping at fore-edge of text block. Slightly later ownership inscriptions on rear endpapers. Light tanning. An unrecorded handbook for the short-lived Barbers' Protective Union of Great Falls Montana which was established as a subsidiary of the American Labor Union and the Western Federation of Miners. The formation of the union was prompted by the efforts of the ALU to organize the service industries in mining towns across Montana. Ultimately these attempts lasted only a few years cut short by the violent response of mine owners to unionization and the Barbers' Protective Union was absorbed into the Industrial Workers of the World after 1906. According to the preamble of the guide "The history of Journeyman Barbers throughout the country has been but the records of constant struggle against oppression and.trouble has arisen almost entirely from lack of unity." This copy bears the ownership inscription of John William Stacy a Spanish-American War veteran and a barber in Great Falls during the time that the union was active. Not in OCLC. Tribune Job Print unknown books
195614537KELTER MARTIN 1956. 1. softcover. Rex Porter KELTER, MARTIN paperback
