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190087785Paris: Jules Hetzel 1900. Fine. Jules Hetzel Paris 1900-1902 17.50 x 27.50 cm relié First large octavo edition illustrated with 68 drawings by George Roux as well as 2 maps. Publisher's Hetzel binding signed Engel known as ""au globe doré"" type 3 spine with lighthouse second board type Engel ""h"" according to Jauzac all edges gilt publisher's BH catalogue at rear. Headcaps slightly sunken as usual spine very lightly faded original blue endpapers marginally lightened as customary a tiny corner lack to one endpaper some foxing mainly at beginning and end of volume. Seconde patrie is a robinsonade. A great admirer of the novel Le Robinson suisse written in 1812 by the Swiss German pastor Johann David Wyss Jules Verne imagines a sequel to the adventures of the Zermatt family. Handsome copy. Jules Hetzel unknown
187557954Paris: Hetzel 1875. Fine. Hetzel Paris 1875 18.50 x 27.50 cm relié Banner edition of the first type second edition after the shell binding. General title leaf bearing the date 1873. Catalogue no. 2 at the end. Binding known as ""À la bannière"" or ""Au ballon bicolore"" royal blue on bordeaux. First plate with balloon. Back cover signed at bottom Lenègre in blind Lenègre b type with hexagonal medallion in blind. Gilt edges. Green endpapers. Fine first plate with bright colors and gilt. Spine fairly good but small scratched areas one black stain at foot restoration. Traces of rubbing to edges headcaps joints and corners. Dark areas on back cover. Pale scattered foxing often in margins but overall rather fresh. Quite handsome copy. Novel dating from 1870 set aboard the Great Eastern a gigantic airship carrying several thousand people on the Liverpool-New York route. Hetzel unknown
1875702L49Paris: J Hetzel et Cie c1875. Cloth. Very Good Indeed. 11" by 7". De Neuville et L Benett. A bright very smart early edition of Jules Verne's famous novel 'Around the World in Eighty Days'. A very early edition of this work. Undated dated using LibraryHub. In the publisher's original red binding with gilt detailing to the boards. Magnier binding type c2 variant 3 v Jauzac 87. With the initials JV to the upper medallion and JH to the lower medallion. A generally bright and clean copy. In the original French. 'Around the World in Eighty Days' is a noted adventure novel which was first published in 1872. It follows Londoner Phileas Fogg and his French valet Passepartout and their attempt to circumnavigate the world in eighty days. An early edition of this greatly acclaimed work. In the publisher's original cloth binding. Fading to the gilt at the front board. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright with just the odd spots to pages. Very Good Indeed J Hetzel et Cie hardcover
190487799Jules Hetzel | Paris 1904 | 17.50 x 27.50 cm | relié
19753139FISCHER 03/1975. 8. softcover. FISCHER paperback
DADAX068304348XEdwin Mellen Pr 0000-00-00. hardcover. New. 0.00x0.00x0.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Edwin Mellen Pr hardcover
1898007292London: The Boy's Own Paper 1898 London: The Boy's Own Paper 1898. First edition in English. The complete original serialization of "An Antarctic Mystery" printed in "The Boy's Own Paper" in 1898 and collected in "The Boy's Own Annual" for 1899. 4to. Very decorative red silk binding blindstamped in black and gold with additional decoration to rear board. Decorative endpapers in two colors. 840 pp. with hundreds of illustrations and fold-out color plates. Includes the serialization of other stories including G. A. Henty and David Ker among many others. The Verne story is in 28 sections and includes 65 illustrations by George Roux. The book has seen little wear and is in surprising condition for its size. Hinges are solid color is bright. Light fading to spine light soiling to boards one page not related to Verne loose. Very good condition. The Boy's Own Paper hardcover
50310Paris : Hetzel. Hardcover. Near fine. 202p quarto. Illustrated with 53 vignettes by Ferat. Text entirely in French. A near fine copy in green cloth boards with gilt decoration on front cover and spine. Touch of wear to extremities. Inscription on first free end paper. This copy was a childhood gift to Swedish painter Louis Sparre from his father for his twelfth birthday dated 1875. <br/><br/> Hetzel hardcover
1884792L2Paris: J Hetzel 1884. First edition. Cloth. Near Fine. 11" by 7". Benett. An incredibly bright first edition copy of Jules Verne's adventure novel from his 'Les Voyages Extraordinaires' series. Undated but this copy is known to be the first edition of 1884. With the publisher's catalogue CH Jauzac p.109. In the original cartonnage binding 'Aux Initiales' which was used for this book from 1884-1900. It features three medallions with the top containing the author's initials and the bottom the publisher's initials. Hetzel was known for these beautiful cartonnage bindings which were initially produced ahead of Christmas with a hope tat they would make a popular gift. Verne's works were elevated by these detailed yet affordable bindings. This novel is credited to Jules Verne and is based on an uncredited manuscript by Paschal Grousset. Its setting is South Africa in the diamond fields in Griqualand. In the original French. In the publisher's original cloth binding. Externally very smart. Minor fading to the spine and slight bumping. Small closed tear to the head of the half-title page. Internally firmly bound. Pages are generally bright. Occasional light spots to pages. Near Fine J Hetzel hardcover
1883017461Charles Scribner's Sons 1883. Book. Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Fine Copy In Deep Brown Decorative Cloth First Edition.1883 Excellent Copy of this Verne Classic. Charles Scribner's Sons Hardcover
1883015015Charles Scribner's 1883. Book. Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. First Edition 1883 in Blue Decorative Boards Very Scarce Verne Title Beautiful Fresh Copy Inscribed by Steele McKaye Actor to His Son Percy McKaye American Poet and Playwright. Rare In This Condition. Great Copy. Charles Scribner's Hardcover books
19723137FISCHER 01/1972. 3. softcover. FISCHER paperback
198747191FISCHER 06/1987. 1. softcover. Mathias Sandorf FISCHER paperback
195938931BERTELSMANN CARL 1959. 1. hardcover. Sirmkovrilo! BERTELSMANN, CARL hardcover
188988431889 J. Hetzel & Cie, [1889]. 36 illustrations de George Roux, dont 8 hors-texte en noir pour le premier ouvrage, et 41 illustrations du même, dont 6 hors-texte en noir, plus 2 cartes, pour le second. Un volume double grand in-8° de [8]+204 / [4]+220+[1]+[3bl] pages, suivies du catalogue Hetzel de 1889. Couverture de A. Souzé, reliure signée A. L. & Cie (A. Lenègre & Cie). Premier tirage.
1104First Czech edition. In contemporary half cloth. Marbled edges. Possessor’s inscription on front paste down. Ownership stamp on title page. Somewhat stained more in the first part. Overall in very good condition. First Czech edition. In contemporary half cloth. Marbled edges. First Czech edition of Verne’s science fiction novel “Autour de la Lune†Around the Moon. Published in the same year as the first French edition preceded the English translation which was only published in 1873. unknown
1875180271875 un volume, relié cartonnage polychrome "brique" "AUX DEUX ELEPHANTS" grand in-octavo éditeur (275x180mm), toutes tranches dorées, Cartonnage double Hetzel "brique" aux deux éléphants, signé Engel, plat inférieur aux palmettes, tranches dorées, gardes marrons d'origine (seul quatre titres furent reliés dans ce type par Engel), Gouttière régulière., rousseurs habituelles + léger plis au dos, orné de 91 dessins en noir de J. Ferrat, gravés par Ch. Barbant, Première édition, premier tirage in-8°, [4] + 370 pages + [2] p. + 8 p. du catalogue n°2, sans date (1875) Paris, Bibliothèque d'Education et de Récréation J. Hetzel et Cie Editeur,
57452London: Sampson Low Marston & Company no date circa 1902. Mystery Adventure VINTAGE COPY a later edition. Octavo 19 x 13cm pp.2 360. With a selection of Benett's engraved plates including a frontispiece. Publisher's red cloth with gilt titles and polychrome decoration to spine and upper. Black ink church choir prize inscription filling the fly-leaf dated January 1917. Blue ink ownership to recto of rear fly-leaf. Lower corner of p.321/22 torn away including some text. Lightly toned throughout with occasional small marks. Moderate wear to boards and heavy wear and toning to spine. Good. A lady loses her husband to a long sea voyage and her only child not long after. Following four years raving mad she resolves to travel to Australia seeking her husband's lost ship in the hope he may still be alive and lost in the wilds. First published in 1891 with the first of this translation appearing in 1892. This 'new and cheaper' edition featuring a new cover design is especially rare. London: Sampson Low, Marston & Company, no date [circa 1902] unknown
57491London: Sampson Low Marston Searle & Rivington 1888 1892. Historical Fiction FIRST UK EDITION a later issue. Octavo 19 x 15cm pp.viii; 231 33. Publisher's catalogue dated 1892. With 32 engraved plates including a frontispiece by Roux. Publisher's green cloth with gilt titles and black decoration re-backed in matching green cloth with the original spine laid over. Patterned endpapers. Dublin bookseller's label to front pastedown and a purple date stamp to fly-leaf. Colourful butterfly transfer to first blank and a blue ink ownership to half-title dated 1931. Heavily toned to edges margins and preliminaries with a distinct tobacco scent. Light rubbing and toning to boards with some light bumping to corners. Original spine very heavily worn and toned with the decoration largely obscured. Restored to a robust and useable condition. Very good. A group of French visitors to Prussia in 1792 find themselves trapped in enemy territory when the two nations go to war. First published in 1887 and translated into English by 1888. This copy seems to have been made up from spare first edition sheets as part of the first cheap edition which appeared in this binding. London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1888 [1892] unknown
1881135161881. Translated by Ellen E. Frewer. Illustrated by L. Benett. New York: E.P. Dutton and Company 1881. 1 page undated ads with prices in sterling. Original green cloth pictorially decorated in black and gilt. First Illustrated Edition of this curious tale. Wealthy Chinaman hears that his fortune is lost. Opts for honorable suicide by arranging for a friend to kill him. Learns that his fortune isn't lost after all. Tells friend thanks but there is no need to kill him. Friend replies that he has already arranged for some thug to do the deed and now can't contact him. This Dutton edition was actually published in October 1880 exactly a year after Lee and Shepard of Boston published the first edition in English which was unillustrated and was in a plain binding. Although this Dutton edition comes from the British sheets including the same binding design the same plates and even an ad leaf for Verne's works with prices in sterling it was published a month earlier than Sampson Low's first British edition. This is an unusually bright clean copy: fine virtually as new. Taves & Michaluk V020; Myers 55. <br/><br/> hardcover books
187883451878. New York: George Munro 1878. 2 pp undated ads. Original green cloth.<br/> <br/> First Edition in English of this new and brilliant narrative of adventures by sea and land embracing exciting incidents of the whale fishery in the Southern Ocean and the African Slave Trade all told in the inimitable graphic manner which has made Jules Verne the most popular author of the century from Munro's contemporary ad cited in T&M. Published in France as UN CAPITAINE DE QUINZE ANS this tale was first published in English in November 1878 by the American pirate publisher Munro: The 1878 hardcover edition entitled DICK SAND; or a Captain at Fifteen is the best manufactured of all Verne books published by Munro. It is bound in green cloth extra illustrated with 20 engravings including a map priced at $1.00. T&M The book was also issued by Munro at the same time in a two-volume wrappered format. Sampson Low's authorized London edition was published the following month in December at the end of which month Charles Scribner's Sons also published their edition dated 1879. Both the Sampson Low and the Scribner editions were titled DICK SANDS with a final "S". This is a bright near-fine copy with very minor rubbing at the extremities. Taves & Michaluk V018; Myers 15. unknown
195627567BLÜCHERT 1956. 1. hardcover. 20.000 Meilen unter dem Meer Maloftege! BLÜCHERT hardcover
19502472RHEINISCHER JUGEND-VERLAG 1950. 1. hardcover. 20.000 Meilen unter dem Meer RHEINISCHER JUGEND-VERLAG hardcover
197554838PEG 1975. 1. LP. Maloftege! PEG unknown
187420158<p>First hardcover American edition and first combined American edition. Single line advert on the verso of the title page: "Journey to the Center of the Earth $2.00". Original burgundy gilt stamped cloth cover.</p><p>Book is in Fair condition with spine cover detatched at rear joint fully attached at front joint. Significant edgewear to spine cover. Spine lightly cocked. Cover boards mostly worn at corners some bumping. Top edge corner of front cover has some fraying of cloth along top ~1" of edge. Rear cover board has some staining.</p><p>Hinges starting. Prior owner bookplate pasted on front endpaper. Older looking prior owner signature in front endpapers.</p><p>Pages are intact some areas weakening. Some spotting throughout. Some smudges mostly on page edges. Text fully readable.</p> Scribner, Armstrong & Company hardcover
