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199917242Hamburg Rogner & Bernhard, 1999. 317 S. 8° Oktav Kart.
1994373862-XH45Nancy Sulmont : Le Petit Jaunais 1994. Softcover. Good. Original illustrated stiff wrappers 8vo. Signed dated and numbered in pencil on colophon page by Armando. This copy is numbered: e.a. II/IV and is 1 of 4 Épreuve d'Artiste copies. Le Petit jaunais also published 20 numbered copies next to these 4 artist proof copies. Nancy Sulmont : Le Petit Jaunais paperback
1965lr1543Librairie Honoré Champion, Editeur Les classiques français du moyen age Broché 1965 In-12 (12x18.5 cm), broché, 132 pages, 2e édition revue par Richard T. Holbrook, avertissement de Mario Roques ; pliures au dos jauni, coiffes un peu frottées, intérieur frais (rares annotations au crayon), assez bon état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1932gg1759Paris, Henri Laurens, éditeur, 6, rue de Tournon Imagerie Française sur des thèmes français Feuilles sous couverture 1932 In-4 (22,5 x 28 cm), feuilles sous couverture (exemplaire à rebrocher), non paginé, illustrations en couleurs de Henry Morin ; corps d'ouvrage non rattaché à la couverture, quelques marques d'usage sur les plats, par ailleurs assez bon état général. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1985Q-9035102630Uitgeverij Bert Bakker 1985-01-01. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Uitgeverij Bert Bakker paperback
19586009Gallimard 1958 169 pages in8. 1958. broché. 169 pages. Ce petit livre d'André Chamson est présenté comme une satire étourdissante et une démonstration par l'absurde qui interroge les maléfices de l'époque contemporaine. Le texte oscille entre conte philosophique pamphlet et farce laissant au lecteur le soin de trancher
1926JUDA1634Wien, Selbstvlg. [1926]. kl.-8°, 144 S., ill. OBrosch., gebräunt, an den Klammerungen etw. rissig.
1921M405Editions du Sagittaire chez Simon Kra, Paris, 22 février 1921, in-12 carré (15x15cm), 150pp.-5ff.n.ch., broché, couverture illustrée rempliée.
1989SPN-55Grenoble : Centre alpin et rhodanien d'etnologie, 1989. Broché 24x18cm, couverture couleur, 236 pages illustrées en noir.
1915D31171915. Hardcover. Very Good. Cloth-backed boards 4 by 6.75 inches with "Traveling with the Class of 1915" handwritten in ink on upper board now quite faint and "Turn Over" handwritten in ink on lower board; approx. 120 lined pages nearly all of them full of handwritten text and drawings -- including quirky illuminated initials made to look like faces and an illustrated alphabet -- contributed by a small group of people perhaps 3 or 4 North Hudson. "'The Class of 1915' is made up of pupils from every town on the map of North Hudson. Union Hill Blue Stone City Guttenburge Woodcliff West Hoboken and Weehawken." William Broadhead the self-proclaimed editor of the "Junior Bug" seems to be the character at the helm. Straight off he warns us "Please do not wet your fingers to turn the pages." He is joined by an unnamed young lady who contributes poetry in her careful florid script and a fellow illustrator who appears to mark his contributions as "Prof. G. Brea" and who possibly also contributes some text. They've fashioned an odd little collaborative piece begun in 1913 and finished in 1915 that showcases their arcane self-referential humor some of these must we hope be "inside jokes" at the same time that it reflects the universally madcap weirdness that is high school. Sophs are compared to Juniors who're in turn disdained by Seniors. Dumb class answers are ridiculed in cartoon. Silliness abounds. And while the humor may be a bit dated or just weird the substance is timeless. Boards scuffed; a few pages detached and laid-in. With a very nice custom clamshell box brown cloth and gilt-stamped paper spine label. <br/><br/> hardcover
191422725Paris, Edouard Pelletan, R. Hellen, 1914 (Imprimerie Nationale) ; in-8° carré, broché ; 407 pp., [1] f. Achevé d'imprimer ; couverture beige illustrée.
1923H6749Dayton OH: Paine Publishing Co 1923. Paperback. Very Good. Wraps 67 pp very good light wear. Story centers on the Merkle family and her two daughters one of whom is ambitious one of whom is not and the complications that ensue from this. Included in the cast are Rastus Johnsing 'An Honest Coon' and his wife Dinah Johnsing a servant. OCLC locates three copies in institutions. Paine Publishing Co paperback
193723399Paris Union Latine D'éditions 1937 In-8 carré 361 pp, tirage à 7000 ex; celui ci sur vélin chiffon , dos légèrement passé Edition en vieux Français et Version Moderne par Raoul Mortier
