Jose Moreno Imprenta RealBiblio.com
7 774 résultats
1332519334.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
Vallecchi Editore, novembre 1985. Rilegato con sovraccoperta editoriale. Prima edizione. Spedizioni tracciabili con raccomandata entro 24 ore dall'ordine. First edition. Hardback cover with dust jacket in fine conditions, no price clipped, no inscriptions or markings inside. Worldwide delivery.
1816201491816. Slavery and Abolition Clarkson Thomas. An Essay on the Slavery and Commerce of the Human Species Particularly the African 1816 printing one of the foundational intellectual works of the Anglo-American abolitionist movement here issued in a rare Kentucky imprint juxtaposing transatlantic antislavery thought within the slaveholding territories of the American South. Originally published in the late eighteenth century Clarkson's treatise compiled moral economic and documentary evidence against the Atlantic slave trade and became instrumental in mobilizing British abolitionists contributing to the passage of the 1807 Act abolishing the British slave trade. This 1816 Georgetown Kentucky edition demonstrates the continued circulation and influence of British antislavery arguments in the early American republic particularly in a state deeply where slavery was deeply entrenched from the time of its founding. The appearance of this text in Kentucky underscores the gradual growth of abolitionist sentiment reform movements active in the region during the early nineteenth century.<br /> <br /> Clarkson Thomas. An Essay on the Slavery and Commerce of the Human Species Particularly the African. In Three Parts. Georgetown KY: J. N. Lytle for Rev. David Barrow 1816. Contemporary sheep binding. Measures approximately 4¼ x 7 inches. Provenance: signed by Helen Love Van Rensselaer. This edition was issued for Reverend David Barrow a prominent Kentucky Baptist minister known for his antislavery convictions reflecting local reform networks committed to circulating abolitionist literature despite prevailing proslavery sentiment. John Winston Coleman author of Slavery Times in Kentucky 1940 and a major collector of Kentucky slavery and abolition materials described this Clarkson imprint as "one of the rarest of Kentucky anti-slavery tracts" attesting to its scarcity within regional print history.<br /> <br /> This printing embodies the persistence of organized moral opposition to slavery prior to the Civil War. Clarkson an important figure in the British abolition movement provided reformers with a systematic critique of the slave trade's violence and corruption. The Kentucky edition reflects how transatlantic abolitionist discourse was adapted and disseminated within American slave societies contributing to early nineteenth-century debates that would intensify in the decades preceding the Civil War. Some staining and spotting throughout with minor marginal chipping; binding worn but intact. Overall good only. A significant and regionally scarce Southern imprint of a cornerstone abolitionist text. unknown
First Edition, 4to, [iv], 17, [1]pp., without half-title, title and last leaf soiled, disbound, enclosed in custom-made folder. Johnson, Provincial Poetry. 124.
2006407702American Printing History Association 2006. 8vo. 17 poems printed by 15 American fine press printers. Foreword by Henry Lyman. Contents loose as issued in blue cloth clamshell box. Contributor's copy with printed note from Jerry Kelly laid-in this being the former copy of Ronald Gordon of The Oliphant Press responsible for the printing of Mary Karr's 'A Blessing from my Sixteen Years' Son." The other designers/printers are: Mindy Beloff Michael and Winifred Bixler Carolee Campbell Ed Colker Sandy Connors Barbara Henry Jerry Kelly Kay Michael Kramer David Pankow Michael Peich Robin Price Michael Russem Gaylord Schanilec and Jack Stauffacher. <br/><br/> American Printing History Association hardcover books
2003ABE-7257248692Faber & Faber London 2003 A perfect hardcover first printing of the world first edition. UNREAD this is as clean and perfect as you can get. Language: eng Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng. 1st Edition. Hardcover. As New/As New. Faber & Faber London hardcover
Broadsheet, c. 385:520 mm. Traces of folds. Mounted on red satin. Rare Vienna meat statutes dated 24 March 1600, regulating the prices of meat in Vienna, the suburbs, and Lower Austria. - Occasional paper defects, otherwise clean and well-preserved.
19133007185München, Beck, 1913. 376 S. Mit Abbildungen. Ppbd.
4to. 184 unnumbered ff. (including final blank). With a historiated woodcut initial. Modern boards. First edition. - One of the numerous pamphlets produced by the fiery-tempered Hesshusen, a strict and disputatious Lutheran who never managed to settle anywhere, was evicted from Mageburg in 1562 for the present work and would be dismissed from many more positions due to his "total lack of deference" (cf. ADB). - Slight waterstaining near lower edge. A few 17th-century marginalia. Rare; no copy at postwar auctions. VD 16, H 3155. Adams H 467. Cf. ADB XII, 314. Kosch VII, 1090. Wetzer/Welte V, 1958f.
Folio (208 x 307 mm). (16), 244, 299, (1) pp. 18th century full calf with double gilt rules to covers, giltstamped label and date to richly gilt floral spine. Leading edges gilt. Marbled endpapers. All edges gilt. Very rare first edition. "One of the earliest collections of alchemical writers, containing 53 texts [...] A very important item" (Duveen). Among the authors of these treatises highly sought after by 16th century disciples of the hermetic sciences are Geber (Jabir ibn Hayyan), Avicenna, Roger Bacon, Arnaldus de Villanova, Albertus Magnus, Ramon Llull, Johannes de Rupescissa, Richardus Anglicus, Robertus Tauladanus, Giovanni Battista da Monte, Aristotle, Giovanni Braccesco, and Giovanni Aurelio Augurelli, as well as the editor himself. Grataroli (1510-68), a native of Bergamo, studied philosophy and medicine at Padua and lectured on Avicenna from 1537 to 1539. After his conversion to Calvinism he had to flee the Inquisition. He arrived in Basel in 1552, where he practiced and taught medicine and wrote and edited works on medicine and alchemy, of which this is his most famous effort. He also briefly held the chair of medicine at Marburg. - A substantial part of the first section is devoted to the works of the great Arab alchemist Abu Musa Jabir ibn Hayyan, known as Geber in the Latin tradition. Jabir, who was active at the court of Caliph Harun al-Rashid, was inspired to study alchemy by his master Ja'far al-Sadiq, one of the greatest authorities on the esoteric sciences. One of Jabir's most famous works is the "Kitab al-Zuhra" ("Book of Venus", or the Noble Art of Alchemy) written for Harun al-Rashid. His works are commented on by Braccesco, like Grataroli a Lombard, in his "Dialogus ... cui titulus est Lignum vitae", and by the French alchemist Tauladanus in his "In eundem Braceschum Gebri interpretem, animadversio", presented here in their only edition. - The second part contains four texts attributed to Arnaud de Villeneuve, whose "Practica ad quendam Papam" is published here for the first time. This is followed by several apocryphal treatises attributed to Albert the Great, to Raymond Llull, to Avicenna and to Aristotle. Of these, the most notable are the first edition of one of the most important texts of early alchemy, the "De perfecto magisterio" of Pseudo-Aristotle, and the first edition of Johannes de Rupescissa's "Liber lucis", as well as several medieval texts attributed to the monk Ferrarius or Efferarius, most importantly his "Thesaurus philosophiae". - Near-contemporary faded ownership inscription "... ex dono D. D. Flanet R.P." on the title-page, with some 18th century bibliographical notes in more distinct ink. A few minute wormholes in the blank lower margin (some professionally repaired), otherwise an uncommonly fine copy, sumptuously bound in the 18th century, probably in France. VD 16, G 2915. BNHCat G 379. BM-STC German 366. Adams A 575 (s. v. Alchemy). Wellcome I, 2920. Duveen 268. Ferguson I, 341. Neu 1747. Dorbon 1976. Rosenthal 403. Thorndike V, 545ff. & 600ff. Bolton I, 989. Caillet 4746 (Biogr.). Brüning 333. Manly P. Hall coll. 79 (first part only). Soltesz G 379. USTC 602851. Not in Machiels.
19600Paris, éditions de la revue Verve, N° 5-6, July-October 1939. In-4 de 134-[44] pages, couvertures illustrées en couleurs et or par Maillol. Texte en anglais, exemplaire proche du neuf, tel que paru. Broché.
191415193Paris, Editions Pratiques et Documentaires (Cambrai, Imprimerie Louis d’Halluin), sans date (circa 1914) ; in-8, broché ; 63, (1) pp.
12878Haarlem, A.Loosjes 1816, 220x130mm, VIII- 475pages, -XVI, 4 feuilles, illustré de 8 planches, relié demi maroquin, titre et ornementations dorés au dos, charnières et coiffes frottés.
195484087Collège technique ESTIENNE 1954 In-12 broché 18,5 cm sur 11,2. 168 pages.étiquette transparente collée entre pages 90/91,dos marqué. Bon état d’occasion. Poids sans emballage : 895 grammes.
1892015997Paris Etudes Tual et Chevalier - Drouot. Imprimerie de l'Art 1892 in-8° Agrafé
2080202105600500Not Available N.A. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
Sammelband with 3 rare religious treatises, contains a series of prophecies attributed to Joachim of Fiore (12th ct.), as well as apocalyptic visions of the Franciscan friar Johann Hilten (15th ct.) in a protestant pamphlet by Andreas Engel, and finally a collection of songs and rhetorical figures by the protestant humanist Giovanni Bernardino Bonifacio (16th ct.) - Content: Present Sammelband starts with the Bertoni bilingual (Latin, Italian) edition of the »Vaticinia«, that assembles 34 elaborate full-paged engravings depicting portraits of popes in the middle of allegoric, seemingly bizarre scenes showing (pseudo-)prophecies related to them. The engraving title page shows a portrait of Fiore in the centre. The 2nd volume contains a tendentious comment of Brandenburg clergyman and historian Andreas Engel (named Angelus) of apocalyptic visions by Franciscan friar Johann Hilten, who was claimed by the protestants to have been their predecessor in the 15th ct. Engel also quotes prophecies about the fall of Papacy and of the Ottoman Empire. Finally the 3rd volume contains a collection of religious songs and rhetorical figures (epigrams, paradoxa) by the protestant Italian humanist Giovanni Bernardino Bonifacio (16th ct.), founder of the Danzig city library, edited shortly after Bonifacio's dead by Andreas Welsius. - Condition: Spine professionally restored at joints. Title page of »Vaticinia« (1) enforced at margin, one engraving with annotatios made with ink, inside in parts slightly finger and time-stained as well as minimally foxy. Bookblock cut uniformly by the binder, 3rd part with tight cut and therefore minimal loss of pagination at two leaves. - Holdings, Rarity: VD16 quotes 4 copies in Germany for »Miscellanea hymnorum« (Dresden (SLUB), Halle (ULB ), Göttingen (SUB), Wolfenbüttel (HAB), WorldCat/OCLC another additional two copies worldwide (BnF, BL); the same for »Weissagungen«: 5 copies in Germany (Dresden (SLUB), ULB (Halle), Göttingen (SUB), Weimar (HAAB), Wolfenbüttel (HAB) and one copy in Solothurn according to VD16 and WorldCat/OCLC. - References: (1) VD16 O 899; Adams J214; Hohenemser 178. (2) VD16 ZV 5013; Hohenemser 174; Volz, Hans: "Hilten, Johann". In: Neue Deutsche Biographie 9 (1972), S. 164 f. (Hilten). (3) Index Aurelianus 121.965.
1994ABE-2708426288Fourth Estate London 1994 Very rare indeed. Signed first printing in an unread condition in a protected perfect jacket. Language: eng Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng. Signed by Author. 1st Edition. Hardcover. As New/As New. Fourth Estate London hardcover
pp. xxii, 759 + Plus color frontis. Illustrated with over Two Hundred drawings by the author from the First Edition. Pale blue silk moire endpapers. All edges gold. Original pale blue page ribbon. Original bookplate from the Easton Press, not filled in. 4to. Original full blue leather binding with gold borders and lily-of-th-valley gold designs on both boards. Gilt decorated and lettered spine with raised bands. Hardbound. Very beautiful, crisp copy. This Collector's Edition is published in advanced for the subscribers of the Easton Press collection of "The 100 Greatest Books Ever Written". PRESS/W75
1st Founders edition. Original, beautifully decorated boards. 8vo. 256 pages, 19 cm. Inscribed on front end paper by Henry Collins Brown in 1917. Loaded with photos of New York City from the early 20th Century. The stated mission of the manual was to serve as a visitors guide of the city. SUBJECTS: New York (N.Y.) - History. Description and travel. Previous owners notes about the series on blank fron end paper. Very good condition. Beautiful copy (AMR-54-61)
c6632( A la fin) Impressum Venetiis per Melchiorem Sessam et Petrum de Ravanis socios Anno 1523. Die 26 Iulii ; petit In-8°, pleine basane fauve marbrée, filet doré sur les plats, dos à nerfs, roulette dorée sur les nerfs, compartiments ornés de fleurons azurés, titre et date dorés, tranches dorées ( reliure vers 1900); ( 4), 227, (1) ff.Exemplaire comportant plusieurs petites restaurations en marge ( trou d'insectes), auréoles de mouillures aux 30 premiers feuillets ( puis très pales à quelques feuillets), taches rousses en marge des 10 derniers feuillets, très petite tache d'encre noire en marge supérieure de plusieurs feuillets, petit trou au dernier feuillet sans atteinte au texte ni à la marque d'imprimeur. Reliure vers 1900.
Hardback in-8°, VIII + 499 pages, nombreuses reproductions (certaines depliantes), reliure demi-percale bordeaux, titre dore. Bon etat. [NV-9] [
104634Bruxelles, Des Presses de P. Weissenbruch 1906, 220x145mm, X - 524pages, reliure demi-percaline verte à coins avec titre et auteur dorés au dos. Plats papier marbré. Très bel exemplaire.
115433Bruxelles, Des Presses de A. Lesigne 1915, 220x140mm, VIII- 464pages, reliure demi-percaline verte avec titre et auteur dorés au dos. Plats papier marbré. Bon état.
ORD-10950Edition dédiée aux Amateurs de l'Art Typographique. Jules Didot. Dufour et Cie. 1827-1829. 4 volumes in-8 dos basane cerise à 4 nerfs ornés, tranches marbrées. Portrait en frontispice, 5552pp. (pagination continue). Impression minuscule sur 2 colonnes et sur papier Bible. Petits défauts à la reliure et rousseurs parfois importantes. Assez rare complet.
