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1839982N6Paris: Chamerot 1839-1842. Leather. Very Good Indeed. 8.5" by 5". None. A scarce and engaging popular history of France with volumes 1-4 covering their formative years in the Ancient and Medieval periods. Decorative leather covered boards. The scarce first edition of Histoire de France by French historian Eugene Jauffret published by Chamerot.Volumes 1-2 printed in 1839. Volumes 3-4 printed in 1842.In decorative full calf with intricate blind stamp detail. Each volume containing contents pages at the back. Volume 1 contains a small errata table at the back with Jauffret's corrections. A fruit of long labour volumes 1-4 of Jauffret's popular history delves into France's formative years during the ancient and early to high medieval periods. In his history Jauffret aims to unravel the causes of how France formed in accessible and entertaining fashion.Volume 1 begins with their ancient beginnings first as a collection of Gallic tribes followed by Caesar's conquest of Gaul Roman occupation and rise of the Franks. Volume 2 centers on the formation of the Carolingian dynasty and the glorious reign of Charlemagne while both volumes 3 and 4 focus on the French kingdom as it struggles with exercising control over its vast territories from the hands of neighbouring powers like the kingdom of England. In decorative full calf with intricate blind stamp detail. Externally in very smart condition. Minimal bumping to the board extremities. Bumping slightly more pronounced to volume 3. Minor rubbing to boards resulting in slight loss to leather hue. Fading to edges of pebble end papers. Fore-edges in lovely condition. Internally firmly bound. Pages are generally bright and clean with the odd spot to the extremities. Small puncture to final leaf of volume 2. Spotting heavier to pages of volume 3 and 4. Very Good Indeed Chamerot hardcover
2007214174Trezelan France: Filigranes 2007. First edition and first printing. Hardcover. 179 pages. Text in English and French. Features a contribution by Armelle Canitrot and with an interview of Meradier by Magali Jauffret. Includes numerous illustrations with some in color list of previous exhibitions list of collections and a bibliography. A very near fine copy in illustrated boards. No dust jacket as issued. Signed by Mercadier on the title page. Filigranes unknown
200751434Trezelan France: Filigranes 2007. First edition. Hardcover. New. 179 5pp. including approximately 140 pages of photographs. Parallel text in French & English. Boards illustrated with a wraparound black & white photograph spine lettered in black. Illustrated with photographs mostly black & white but about 1/3 in color. Inscribed and signed on the title page by Corinne Mercadier. A fine as new copy. Filigranes hardcover
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180117755Weimar: Friedrich Justin Bertuch 1801. 140 by 90mm. 5.5 by 3.5 inches. Prints""N. Baudin Nicolas-Thomas Baudin Stipple-engraved portrait. Nicolas-Thomas Baudin 1754-1803 was a French explorer cartographer naturalist and hydrographer best known for his expedition to map the coast of Australia then New Holland which he undertook from 1800 to 1803. While moored at the British base in Sydney for supplies he prepared a report for Napoleon on a potential French attack on the colony and later named the coastline from Wilson's Promontory to Cape Leevwin 'Terre Napoleon'. Baudin died of tuberculosis at Mauritius in 1803 aged only 49. Baudin's portrait featured in Volume Seven of 'Allgemeine Geographische Ephemeriden' published in 1801. The magazine's engraver Conrad Westermayer based the portrait on an earlier image of Baudin made the previous year by painter Joseph Jauffret. The portrait which shows Baudin in a formal coat with embroidered collar is accompanied by a caption in German briefly is explaining his rank and naming his most important voyage. See Kivell & Spence: Pg. 24 - not in Friedrich Justin Bertuch], unknown