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16003705DGo. O., -, [um 1600?]. OHolzschnitt. ca. 17 x 14 cm., Abbildung
15813702DGo. O., -, 1581. OHolzschnitt. ca. 15 x 9 cm., Abbildung
15761576MCC-VAR-9-GLondon: Richard Tottel 1576. Early Edition. Good. Rebound in 18th or 19th century in marbled paper over boards with red colored spine. Wear and tear to covers but fully present and strongly attached. First 2 leaves of the Magna Charta are missing; provided in facsimile prints. The Dialoges are complete. Title letter engravings in both books. Magna Charta text in Latin French Law and English. The Dialoges text in English. <br /> <br /> Pages: 253 first two leaves of text are missing / 182<br /> Dimensions: 4 x 5¾ x 1â…. Richard Tottel unknown
1519969H21London: The Amalgamated Press Limited 1915-1916. Cloth. Good. 11.5" by 9". Various. A smart six volume set of this illustrated account of The Great War profusely illustrated with maps colour plates and numerous in-text illustrations. In the publisher's original red half morocco binding with cloth boards.Six volumes of a ten volume set edited by Sir John Alexander Hammerton a British writer described by the Dictionary of National Biography as "the most successful creator of large-scale works of reference that Britain has known" consisting of: This set includes: Volume I: The First Phase Illustrated with a frontispiece one special full-colour plate twelve maps and twelve monochromatic plates with many in-text images. With chapters by H. G. Wells Sir Gilbert Parker and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Volume II: The Winter Campaign 1914-1915 Illustrated with a frontispiece one special full-colour plate nine maps and twelve monochromatic plates with many in-text images. With chapters by H. G. Wells Arthur D. Innes Fred T. Jane and C. Grahame-White. Volume III: The Spring Campaign 1915 Illustrated with a frontispiece one special full-colour plate nine maps and twelve monochromatic plates with many in-text images. With chapters by Arthur D. Innes Emile Vandervelde Austin Harrison John Foster Fraser Marie Corelli and Walter Emanuel. Volume IV: The Summer Campaign 1915 Illustrated with two special full-colour plates including a frontispiece ten maps and twelve monochromatic plates with many in-text images. With chapters by Arthur D. Innes Major Redway H. W. Wilson Sidney Low and Edward Wright. Volume V: The Second Winter Campaign 1915-1916 illustrated with two special full-colour plates including a frontispiece nine maps and twelve monochromatic plates with many in-text images. With chapters by Arthur D. Innes Major Redway Sir W. M. Ramsay Sir L. Chiozza Money and John Redmond. Collated complete. Volume VI: The Spring and Summer Campaign of 1916 1915 illustrated with two special full-colour plates including a frontispiece nine maps and twelve monochromatic plates and many further in-text illustrations. With Chapters by Lord Northcliffe Lady Jellicoe Commander Bellairs R.N Major Redway H. W. Nevinson Arthur D. Innes M.A. In the publisher's original half morocco binding with cloth boards. Externally generally smart. Rubbing and bumping to extremities and heads and tails of spines resulting in loss to morocco. Slight blistering to cloth boards. The odd slight handling mark and scratch to boards. Front free endpapers of volume II stapled together. Top right corner of half title repaired with staples and to page 690. Blue colour pencil scribbles to rear endpapers of volume VI and III. Blue colour pencil scribbles to the editor"s preface of volume V previous seller"s stamp to front free endpaper. Offsetting from staples. Slight fading to extremities. Internally firmly bound. Pages bright and generally clean with one or two spots heavier to fore edge and first and last few leaves. Good The Amalgamated Press, Limited hardcover
16002540BGo. O., o. J. [um 1600]. Kupferstich. ca. 5,5 x 10 cm., Abbildung Im Passepartout.
1562567EBKöln, Arnold Birckman, 1562. Große Holzschnitt-Druckermarke auf dem Titel, 4 unnum. und 17 num. Bl. Dekorativer Halbpergamentband im Stil der Zeit mit handschriftlichem Rückenschild. Marmoriertes Deckelbezugspapier und Pergamentecken.
1537899P22Boston: The Boston Cooking School Magazine Co 1915-37. Magazine. Good. 9.5" by 7". Various. Ten issues of this illustrated American culinary magazine containing a wide variety of recipes and articles on food and housekeeping. Ten issues of the 'American Cookery' magazine which had formerly been known as 'The Boston Cooking School Magazine of Culinary Science and Domestic Economics'. The magazine first began publishing as 'American Cookery' in 1914 and continued to be produced until 1946.The early issues in this set include an interesting look and wartime food in America and across the world during the First World War. Though the majority of the contents are focused on food and culinary subjects the magazine also published a selection of housekeeping articles. Articles included in these volumes are 'War-Time Cost of Food in Paris' 'The Value of a Good Seasoning' 'A Pretty Bungalow Amid Charming Surroundings' 'Why is French Cookery Extolled' 'Christmas Cakes of Long Ago' 'The Ornamental Willow in the Garden Plan' and more. The magazines also include extensive seasonal recipes and menus. This set includes the issues for:April 1915 Vol. XIX No. 9. August-September 1915 Vol. XX No. 2. October 1919 Vol. XXIV No. 3.December 1919 Vol. XXIV No. 5.April 1935 Vol. XXXIX No. 9. February 1936 Vol. XL No. 7.June-July 1936 Vol. XLI No. 1. August-September 1936 Vol. XLI No. 2.February 1937 Vol. XLI No. 7.October 1937 Vol. XLII No. 3. Each issue is in the original pictorial wraps.Illustrated throughout each issue.With adverts throughout each issue. In the original publisher's paper wraps. Externally generally smart. The earlier issues are a little age-toned with handling marks and spots the later issue's wraps are brighter and cleaner. Spines are a little sunned and lightly worn. Wraps of Vol XIX No 9 are detached from the textblock with loss to the backstrip. Wraps of Vol. XX No. 2. is almost detached with loss to the backstrip. Rear wrap of Vol. XXIV No. 5 is working loose. Wraps of Vol. XL No. 7 are detached from the textblock with a small amount of loss to the backstrip. Wraps of Vol. XLII No. 3 are detached from the textblock. Loss to the tail of the front wrap of Vol. XLI No. 2. A couple of small tide marks to the front wrap of Vol. XIX No. 9. Very small patch of surface loss to the front wrap of Vol. XXIV No. 3 with some pencil marks to the wraps. Stamp to the front wraps of Vol. XLI No. 2 and Vol. XLII No. 3. Ink to the head of the front wraps of Vol. XIX No. 9 Vol. XX No. 2 Vol. XXIV No. 3 and Vol. XXIV No. 5. Pencil notes to the rear wrap of Vol. XXIV No. 5. Surface loss to the wraps of Vol. XL No. 7. Front hinge of Vol. XXIV No. 3 and Vol. XLI No. 7 are starting but firm hinges of Vol. XXIV No. 5 are strained hinges of Vol. XXXIX No. 9 are starting. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean. Good The Boston Cooking School Magazine Co unknown
1519GEN35-A-5N/A: N/A 1915-1922. Cloth. Very Good. 12" by 9". None. A collection of articles printed in American Forestry Magazine. Over 200 articles taken from the magazine between 1915 and 1925. American Forestry was a magazine produced by the American Forestry Association. The company was founded in 1875 by physician and horticulturist John Aston Warder with the intention to collect information on forestry and conserve existing forests. . The magazine has been published since 1895 and is still in publication today. Disbound pages in red folio cases. Externally very smart with some light shelfwear. Loose pages generally bright and clean with some chipping spotting and pencil annotations. Very Good N/A hardcover
16002667200418020National Rifle Association of America 1600-01-01. Single Issue Magazine. Very Good. Nice looking book has minor edge wear. National Rifle Association of America unknown
1551122861551 Dimensions toutes marges comprises : 155 x 135 mm.Marges découpées irrégulièrement, très bon état par ailleurs.
1519944M3London: Hutchinson & Co. 1915-1916. Cloth. Very Good. 11" by 9". Not Stated. A complete two-volume set exploring the culture and history of Belgium with contributions by experts and illustrations throughout. A two-volume set uniformly bound in the publisher's original pictorial cloth binding. Prize bookplate to the front paste down of volume I from the New Road P.S.A. Society dated 1926. Loosely inserted to volume I is a certificate from the Schools Scientific Temperance Teaching Scheme dated 1918. Illustrated with a colour frontispiece nine colour plates and seven monochrome maps to volume I. Illustrated with a colour frontispiece seven colour plates and five monochrome maps to volume II. Collated complete.An exploration of Belgium's history via its different cities and regions with contributions by numerous authorities such as Demetrius Charles Boulger Clive Holland Cyril Scudamore and Oscar Schepens. This work was edited by Walter Hutchinson of Hutchinson & Co. Specific areas of Belgium discussed include Antwerp Namur Brabant Luxemburg and much more. Undated dated through copies held at the British Library. Uniformly bound in the publisher's original pictorial cloth binding. Externally very smart and bright. Faded to the spines. Front boards are a little warped. Pages 317 and 318 and the eighth plate to volume I are detached but intact. Very Good Hutchinson & Co. hardcover
1535071799Boston / London: Benjamin H. Greene / Charles Dolman 1850 51 53 54 55. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket as Issued. VOLUMES IV & V NEW SERIES; VOLUMES I II III THIRD SERIES. Brownson's Quarterly Review was an American periodical on religion and politics founded by Orestes A. Brownson in the 19th century. Brownson was an American intellectual and activist preacher labor organizer and noted Catholic convert and writer. His career spanned his affiliation with the New England Transcendentalists through his subsequent conversion to Roman Catholicism. These five volumes contain a variety of essays literary notices criticisms. <br><br>Volume IV New Series 1850 iv 410 pp. Volume V New Series 1851 iv 548 pp. Volume I Third Series 1853 v 548 pp. followed by Appendices and blank pages for notes. Volume II Third Series 1854 540 pp. followed by Appendices. Volume III Third Series 1855 552 pp. followed by Appendices. <br><br>CONDITION: Half bound green red yellow marbled boards with matching endpapers gilt title on hubbed green leather spine. Marbled edges. Normal shelf wear with rubbing edge wear to spine heads and tails. Some edges chipped. All volumes contain previous owner's signature on front fly leaf and pencil notations. The remainder of the text is free from markings. Sound bindings. Very good condition. Due to size and weight 10 lbs. with packing material additional shipping may be required. Full refund if not satisfied. Benjamin H. Greene / Charles Dolman hardcover
1519ST07564<p>This is a package of six booklets about California all published between 1915 and 1965. Included are the following: <em>California's Historical Monuments</em> published by PG&E in 1965 48 pp.; <em>Old Mission Tales </em>by Kate P. Sieghold published in 1915 20 pp. including two tickets to Mission San Juan Capistrano date unknown and a brochure about the Franciscan Missions along El Camino Real this is the only booklet showing significant wear to the cover; <em>Trees Shrubs and Flowers of the Redwood Region</em> by Willis L. Jepson published in 1950 16 pp.; <em>Monterey Trails</em> by Lucia Shepardson published in 1935 38 pp.; <em>On the Old Calaveras Road </em>by Mary Goodrich published in 1929 17 pp.; and <em>California Speaking A Handbook of California History</em> by Maria Antonia Field published in 1934 19 pp. </p><p>All of these publications are quite rare and some command rather high prices. I was unable to find any copies of <em>Old Mission Tales</em> in my search so this might be the rarest of the bunch. The others have asking prices from $6 to $125 each the one copy of <em>Monterey Trails</em> that I found was asking $50 alone. My price for this entire collection is substantially less than you'd pay to acquire them individually. </p> various paperback
155030540ABBern, Matthias Apiarius, 1550. Folio. 6 n.n. Bl., XCIX Bl. Mit 126 Textholzschnitten von Jakob Kallenberg und Hans Galatin. Titel und letztes Blatt mit Holzschnittdruckermarke. Halblederband über Holzdeckeln im Stile der Zeit.
155030540ABBern, Matthias Apiarius, 1550. Folio. 6 n.n. Bl., XCIX Bl. Mit 126 Textholzschnitten von Jakob Kallenberg und Hans Galatin. Titel und letztes Blatt mit Holzschnittdruckermarke. Halblederband über Holzdeckeln im Stile der Zeit.
1501142231501 Rare pointe sèche érotique originale non signée (150 x 105 mm à la cuvette - Marges : 190 x 140 mm), présentée sous passe-partout (400 x 300 mm)Très bon état.
15937165GBFrankfurt, A. Wechels Erben, 1593. 2 Druckermarken, (16 Bl.), 738 S., (27 Bl.). Pergamentband der Zeit mit handschriftlichem Rückentitel (Lederschließen abgerissen, Pergament an den Kanten brüchig und leicht ausgefranst). Inneneinband mit Etikett "Rerum Cognoscere Causas". Innengelenke geplatzt. Durchgehend geringfügig fleckig, 8 Blätter im Indexteil etwas stärker fleckig. Vereinzelt sehr helle Wasserflecken. S. 613-Ende mit geringfügigem Wurmfraß am Fußsteg. Sonst innen i
1518291141Geneve: Bruxelles: Paris: Paris.: J.J. Paschoud: . T. Parkin: Foulon: Bossange. 1815: 1817: 1818: 1825. 19th century quarter brown leather over marbled boards gilt spine title marbled endpapers. Very good moderate wear to the spine. 8vo. 20.3x12.5 cm. French text. Four early 19th century political history titles bound together. weight: 1.1 lb. J.J. Paschoud: . T. Parkin: Foulon: Bossange. hardcover
1518291141Geneve: Bruxelles: Paris: Paris.: J.J. Paschoud: . T. Parkin: Foulon: Bossange. 1815: 1817: 1818: 1825. 19th century quarter brown leather over marbled boards gilt spine title marbled endpapers. . Very good moderate wear to the spine. 8vo. 20.3x12.5 cm. . French text. Four early 19th century political history titles bound together. weight: 1.1 lb. J.J. Paschoud: . T. Parkin: Foulon: Bossange. hardcover books
158132976Venetia, Bernardo Giunti, e Fratelli, 1581 Small 4to. Hcalf from ca. 1840. Small part of back gone and frontcover detached from spine. Internally clean and fine. Both titlepages with printers device in wood-cut. (8),176(8),272 pp.
158140653BBRom, in aedibus populi Romani, 1581 (im Druckevermerk 1582). Folio. 340 S., 12 n.n. Bl. Index. Mit einer Holzschnittdruckermarke auf dem letzten Blatt. Etwas späterer Pergamentband mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel.
159735732Leiden, Raphelengius, 1597. 36 Bl., 376 S., 20 Bl., 344, 164 S., 2 Bl. Mit Druckermarke auf dem Titel. Kl.-8° (16,5 x 11 cm). Pergament der Zeit. [5 Warenabbildungen]
158140653BBRom, in aedibus populi Romani, 1581 (im Druckevermerk 1582). Folio. 340 S., 12 n.n. Bl. Index. Mit einer Holzschnittdruckermarke auf dem letzten Blatt. Etwas späterer Pergamentband mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel.
157445470Fiorenzia (Florence), apresso i Giunti, 1574. 4to. No wrappers. (40) pp. Title framed by a fine renaissance woodcut. Large printers woodcut device at end. 1 large woodcut initials, portrait of Cosimo in woodcut on verso of titlepage. Stamp on titlepage. Light marginal browning.
155640664ABBasel, (Henri Petri,August, 1556). 8°. 26 n.n. Bl., 1122 S. Pappband um 1820 mit rotem goldgeprägtem Rückentitel.
