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189062929Natal: um. 1890. AK-Format Paper not used, good items
1830A141-481Hildburghausen, Bibliographisches Institut, um 1830. Portr?t / Punktierstich, Platte ca. 16,5x13 cm
1861ABE-162285156579416 PAGES-IN FOLIO-LE COMMODORE WILKES, GRAVURE-LA NOEL, GRAVURE PLEINE PAGE-LE PRINCE ALBERT, 2 GRAVURES PLEINE PAGE, GRAVURE DERNIERE PAGE-INCENDIE DE LA RAFFINERIE BELGE ET DE L'ENTREPOT SAINT FELIX A ANVERS, GRAVURE DEMI PAGE-ANTIQUITES DE CERVETRI, 2 GRAVURES-INAUGURATION DE LA STATUE DU VICE AMIRAL BRUEYS A UZES-EN DERNIERE PAGE: CAFE SUISSE FONDE BOULEVARD DE SEBASTOPOL, 3 GRAVURES
18674106671Rennes: H. Vatar 1867. XII, 371, (1) Seiten. Kl. 8° (16 x 11 cm). Lederband der Zeit mit goldgeprägtem Titel auf Rückenschild, goldverziertem Rücken und marmoriertem Vorsatzpapier. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
1897ABE-151927798608 PAGES FORMAT 25 CM X 32,5 CM-COUVERTURE COULEURS PAR JOB, PERE NOEL
1900ABE-1919269216524 PAGES-26,5 CM X 34,5 CM-COUVERTURE COULEURS "THEATRE SARAH-BERNHARDT MLLE LUCY GERARD (ROLE DE FANNY ESSLER) (L'AIGLON)", CLICHE REUTLINGER-A PROPOS DE "L'AIGLON" UNE RECTIFICATION-THEATRE DE L'ATHENEE FRANCINE OU LE RESPECT DE L'INNOCENCE, COMEDIE DE M. A. JANVIER-HORS TEXTE COULEURS MLLE CHASLES BALLET DE CARMEN-BOUFFES PARISIENS CHAMPIGNOL MALGRE LUI, COMEDIE DE GEORGES FEYDEAU ET DESVALLIERES-LE THEATRE A TOULOUSE, LE MARI, COMEDIE DE JUNOT ET LOUIS LACROIX, THEATRE FRANCAIS DE TOULOUSE-HORS TEXTE COULEURS MLLE FELINE ATHENEE COMIQUE-LE THEATRE A LYON, LE CAPITAINE LOYS, COMEDIE HEROIQUE DE MM. EDOUARD NOEL ET LUCIEN D'HEVE, THEATRE DES CELESTINS-LE THEATRE D'AMATEURS AUX ETATS-UNIS UNE REPRESENTATION A GEORGIANCOURT-TRACES DE RELIURE SINON TRES BON ETAT-(EM0516)
1847ABE-45417696008 PAGES-EN UNE: MACHINE A MATER DANS LE PORT DE BREST/GRAVURE PLEINE PAGE DE JULES NOEL-UNE MERE FOLLE/DESSIN DE GAVARNI-PLANISPHERE ARABE/GRAVURE-HORLOGE FONTAINE HYDRO MAGNETIQUE/2 GRAVURES
1864160531864 Paris, Lacroix, verboeckhoven 1864. . 2 volumes in12, demi veau glacé fauve a coins, , piece de titre maroquin rouge, titre et filets dorézs 379 pp 333+IV index
1849ABE-174122289568 PAGES-20 CM X 31 CM-EN COUVERTURE "FONTAINE MONUMENTALE DE LA PLACE SAINT-SULPICE A PARIS", JULES NOEL, PLEINE PAGE-ANCIENNES MOEURS MILITAIRES, 2 DESSINS DE GAVARNI, 13 CM X 15 CM, "LES HONNEURS DE LA GUERRE" "LA TAVERNE"-ECLAIRCISSEMENTS HISTORIQUES SUR L'HISTOIRE DU COLLEGE DE FRANCE-TOMBEAU DE GEOFFROY SAINT-HILAIRE, GRAVURE TOMBEAU
18450009017London: The Punch Office 1845. First edition. Hardcover. Fine. 16mo 112 pages later full polished brown calf <br/><br/>37 selections in prose and poetry to celebrate the holidays from Winter solstice to New Year's Day with plum pudding snapdragons dragons and advice on handling money at Christmas etc. "You resign yourself. Leaning back in your arm-chair you gaze vacantly on the bars of the grate and upon an indistinct vision of yourself in the character of a Christmas goose -- ready plucked and being done to a turn -- when the phantom vanishes at a horrible whisper - half heard - from your wife's lips and ending with "Ether that Paisley shawl or a new grand piano love !" The Punch Office hardcover
1899001824New York: McLoughlin Bros 1899. Paperback. Good . 14 p.: 6 full-page chromolithographed illustrations; 27 cm. Chromolithographed paper wrappers. Title and publication information from front wrapper. Text begins and ends inside wrappers and those pages are included in page count. Gift inscription at head of first page of text dated Dec. 25 1908. The story told in verse about 3 brothers--Frank Best Harry Good and Tommy Reckless--and how Santa and Frank teach Tommy "True penitence" for killing Frank's dog. McLoughlin issued this story at least three times with different illustrations. This edition has a copyright date on the front cover but the illustrator is not identified. In Good Condition: front cover has vertical creasing; edges rubbed; covers slightly soiled; corners of front cover creased; just starting to separate at tail of spine; lower page corners lightly creased; occasional light soiling in lower margins; otherwise pages are clean and illustrations are bright. A very scarce McLoughlin publication. McLoughlin Bros paperback
184854309New York, B. Appleton & Co., 1848. 8vo. (16,5 x 12 cm.). In original state with black covers moulded from a mixture of papier-mâché and plaster to imitate a Gothic carved wood-binding. Spine in black leather with title in raised letters. Binding in near mint state. 32 chromolithographed pages (incl. title-page) with framed text on thick cardboard. All edges gilt. The gluing was originally bad, so this copy is neathly reinforced in joints. Clean and fine.
184954257London, Longman, brown, Green, and Longmans, 1849. 8vo. (19,8 x 13,8 cm.). In original state with black pierced covers moulded from a mixture of papier-mâché and plaster to imitate a Gothic carved wood-binding. A few small bursts in binding, but no loss of material. Spine in black leather with some demolition of the gilt lettering. Gilt edges. Gilt inner dentelles. Title-page in red/black. II,(4),XCV pp. + 1 pp. listing ""Illuminated Works by H. Noel Humphreys"". Black letters with headings printed in read. With 4 full-page and 2 in the text of fine chromolithograped illustration. Some textleaves framed with wood-engravings. Clean and fine.
18071571# AUTEUR: Grénus Jacques Louis # ILLUSTRATEUR: Noel A. # ÉDITEUR: Bossange - Masson et Besson - Paris # ANNÉE ÉDITION: 1807 # COUVERTURE: Pleine peau mouchetée marron - double encadrement doré sur les plats - frise dorée sur les coupes dos rond à décor doré # DÉTAILS: 2 volumes in 16° reliés T1- VIII + 292pp. - T2 2ff + 336pp. Edition ornée de huit gravures par A. Noel. Jacques Louis Grénus né à Lyon vers 1750, mort dans la même ville vers 1828. Il fut banquier à Lyon puis à Paris, où il monta une imprimerie et s'occupa en même temps de la culture des lettres. C'est le meilleur des ouvrages de Grénus. Cet auteur est tombé d'ailleurs dans un oubli qui n'est pas complètement mérité. (Larousse du XIXème) # PHOTOS visibles sur www.latourinfernal.com
182798804New York: Published by the American Tract Society and sold at their depository no. 144 Nassau-Street 1827-1832. 1827-1832. Very good. - Octodecimo 18mo 6-6/8 inches high by 4-1/4 inches wide. Softcover laid into pictorial wrappers featuring a woodcut by Alexander Anderson. The corners of the covers are creased and there is a slit along the tail of the spine. The wrappers consist of 4-pages. The pamphlet itself consists of 8 numbered pages with the woodcut repeated on the first page and it is laid into the wrappers forming a total of 12 pages. There is a circular stain to the inner edges of the pages. Very good. <p>First edition. American Tract Society pamphlet number 183.<p>In the American tract magazine of November 1831 authorship is attributed to the Rev. Joseph S. Christmas. As to the date the American Tract Society was located at 144 Nassau Street between 1827 and 1832.<p>On the fourth page of the wrapper is printed a hymn by Isaac Watts "Imploring Mercy". New York: Published by the American Tract Society, and sold at their depository, no. 144 Nassau-Street, [1827-1832]. paperback
183694231836 Rittner et Goupil Paris 1836. E.O. Ex-dono en page de garde « A la grande actrice Madame DORVAL / Le baron de Brian » Reliure in-8 romantique d’éditeur, pleine percaline cerise, plat à encadrement à froid et or, petites taches sur le premier plat, dos lisse orné de dorure, date en pied, trois tranches dorées, rares taches en marge sinon intérieur frais. Prestigieuse provenance.
1885233875Boston: J. Stilman Smith 1885. First separate publication of this work. 1 vols. 12mo. Original wrappers printed in red and black slight cover toning. A fine copy. First separate publication of this work. 1 vols. 12mo. On the verso of the front wrapper is printed "A Christmas Present from Edward E. Hale". On the cover Hale has written in the top margin "Hon. H. C. Lodge" ; further down by the printed line "By Edward E. Hale D.D." Hale has crossed out the "By" and "D.D." and written "With the best wishes of". This story by the the author of The Man without a Country is followed by the three stanzas of Hale's reverential "Boston Club Song". A splendid association copy. J. Stilman Smith unknown
1866CH103NY: Gen. Prot. Episc. S.S. Union and Church Book Society 1866. First. Cloth. Very Good. First edition. 12mo. Cloth gilt 71pp. frontispiece. A couple of light splash stains on the front board else a very good or a little better copy. A collection of instructive Christmas stories made possible by the contributions of the Sunday School of the Cathederal Church of Chicago. OCLC locates no copies in American libraries. A very scarce Christmas and juvenile title. <br/><br/> Gen. Prot. Episc. S.S. Union and Church Book Society hardcover
18886475Boston: Houghton Mifflin 1888. Early Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Fair. 5 1/2 X 7 3/4 Inches. 69 PP. Original 1888 early printing of the second book from Kate Douglas Wiggin. Housed in the original VERY SCARCE jacket. Original green boards with elaborate decoration to covers. DJ tattered as would be expected for one from the 1880's! Houghton Mifflin hardcover
188415899<p>Covers damaged by wood-borer now treated and holes filled. One leather corner has been replaced; the other 3 cnrs have been restored; the leather on the spine is in good condition but the marbled paper is extremely rubbed. The title p has bee re-affixed with a strip in the gutter. 2pp torn out from law No 39 of 1884. On request will be fitted into a modern slipcase of marbled paper. But if not required the price will be reduced. Copy of "Res Mag Durban dated 14.2.88" with enclosed letters and various annotations in differend hands. Unique. A work in progress so photos supplied on request.</p> (Vause, Slatter -Printers) hardcover
184854309New York B. Appleton & Co. 1848. 8vo. 165 x 12 cm. In original state with black covers moulded from a mixture of papier-mâché and plaster to imitate a Gothic carved wood-binding. Spine in black leather with title in raised letters. Binding in near mint state. 32 chromolithographed pages incl. title-page with framed text on thick cardboard. All edges gilt. The gluing was originally bad so this copy is neathly reinforced in joints. Clean and fine. <br/><br/><em>First American publication. It was published in London the year before 1847 in the same design and execution. "It was the first of the so-called 'papier mache' bindings contrived to look like carved ebony. the result was splendidly gothic and impressive." Ruari Mclean. </em> hardcover
185518139Paris: Didot 1855. Deluxe edition with full amount of photos. With 8 mounted photographic vignettes after drawings by F.J. Barrias. 64 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Marbled boards red morocco spine covers worn internally fine. Deluxe edition with full amount of photos. With 8 mounted photographic vignettes after drawings by F.J. Barrias. 64 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Inscribed by the editor on flyleaf "A Monsieur et Mme de La Grange.". The Truthful Lens 179 notes; Yanul Photographically Illustrated Books Before 1860 P. 7 notes Didot unknown
1862552621862 Paris, E.Jung - Treuttel, sd, In douze, 296 pp, broché,dos très légèrement fendu mais en bon état,papier non piqué,
1900125351900 Paris, A. Clot, Editeur, sans date (vers 1900) ; in-4°, pleine percaline éditeur -bleue, titre en noir au 1er plat et dos, illustré d'une vignette au 1er plat. 11 - CCXIIpp. Chaque page est encadrée d'un large filet avec motif floral dans le angles. Illustré dans le texte de portraits en médaillons dans des encadrement floraux art nouveau et de vignettes représentant des oies et motifs floraux Un 1er titre porte Au hasard de la promenade. Quill et la couverture porte : "Vieux échos d'une éternelle chanson, l'Astrée, par Quill". Quill a ici donné un résumé de l'Astrée d'Honoré d'Urfé, qui met en scène les amours de la bergère Astrée avec Céladon et en présente les autres personnages principaux
190091927Partitions sur les Guinguettes et bal musette,Partitions illustrées PARIS SERA TOUJOURS ... Librairie Parisienne 1900 approx.
