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Paris, chez Jules Renouard Libraire, Imprimé chez Paul Renouard, 1826. Dos tomos en 4to. alargado; XII-413 pp., 1 h. y 2 hs., 451 pp. Encuadernación uniforme en piel marbreada, de la época, con tejuelos.
xxxiii + 988pp., 25cm., publisher's hardcover in blue cloth, in the series "Symbolae facultatis litterarum Lovaniensis" series A volume 25, very good condition, ISBN 90-6186-912-9, [contains 76 contributions, most of which in Spanish, by various authors], T97959
Barcelona, Imprenta de Don Manuel Sauri, 1842. Dos volúmenes en 4to. menor; XVI-328 pp. + 325 pp., 1 h., Con 13 láminas xilográficas. Encuadernación uniforme en piel, de la época, con tejuelos.
Prefazione di Renato Poggioli Volume n. 1 della collana "Bateau Books" Testi inediti o rari di poei stranieri del '900 raccolti da Renato Poggioli. Libro a cura di Vanni Scheiwiller impresso dalla Stamperia Valdonega di Verona il 31 dicembre 1956. 16mo. pp. 46. . Molto buono (Very Good). . Prima edizione di 500 es. numerati. .
Madrid, Gaspar y Roig, 1851. 4to. mayor; 252 pp., 4 hs. + 179 pp., 4 hs. + 252 pp., 4 hs. Los tres trabajos, con abundantes grabados entre el texto e impresión a doble columna. Encuadernación de la época en - piel con tejuelo. -
Paris, Librería de Rosa y Bouret, 1855. 4to.; 390 pp. Ejemplar con restauraciones de papel en varias páginas y pérdida de palabras en pp. 47/48. Encuadernación en piel marbreada con tejuelo.
Prologos de Cintio Vitier y José Agustin Goytisolo. Allegata la traduzione, dattiloscritta, con commenti e correzioni a mano, di una poesia di Lima da parte di Roberto Sanesi (si tratta della poesia Fabulilla de Danae, compresa nel volume a pag 158). Il libro porta una strana dedica alla prima pagina bianca della quale non si è in grado di decifrare la firma che sembrerebbe di Lima che però alla datra di edizione del libro era già morto [para este gran poeta ..... al que me inspire despues de muerto (per questo grande poeta ....... che mi ispira dopo la morte (sì naturalmente)] . 16mo. pp. 190. . Molto buono (Very Good). . Seconda edizione (la prima è del 1977). .
Madrid 1958, In-4 broché, 360 pages. Parfait état. Etude recherchée sur le culte de SAINT JACQUES en ESPAGNE d'aprés un texte médiéval
A cura di Juan Marichal. Con un ricordo di Renato Poggioli. Testo in spagnolo Volume n. 2 della collana "Bateau Books" Testi inediti o rari di poei stranieri del '900 raccolti da Renato Poggioli. Libro a cura di Vanni Scheiwiller impresso dalla Stamperia Valdonega di Verona il 4 dicembre 1957. Copia n. 174. 16mo. pp. 66. . Molto buono (Very Good). . Prima edizione di 500 es. numerati. .
Madrid, Biblioteca Económica de Instrucción y Recreo, 1868. Dos tomos en un volumen en 4to. menor; 233 pp., 3 hs. y 250 pp., 3 hs. Encuadernación de época en media piel, con lomera ornada.
Well over 590 pages with many vintage advertisements. Red decorated flexible boards. Contains the following sections: Steam; Steam Generation; The Steam Engine; Steam Turbines; Condensers; Gas and Oil Engines; Air Compressors; Air, Ventilation and Heating; Hydraulics and Hydraulic Machinery; Machine Tools; Pipes, Beams, Girders, Columns, etc.; Friction and Power Transmission; Gas for Heating, Lighting and Power; Pyrometry; and more. Front hinge gone. Former owner's name inside back board. Creasing to each boards has caused some wrinkling to fabric. Quite a nostalgic volume. Book
100 pages. Features: LeBaron collection of Canadiana, folk art; Christmas at Dundurn; Ceremonial horse furniture among the Blackfoot; Coffee, Candles and Cognac - Filling the 1890s inventory at Fort St. James; Coopering at Fort Langley; Mission Churches in British Columbia; Spanish Nootka - prints and drawings record B.C.'s first permanent garrison; Hudson Bay Company country-made furniture on the Pacific Slope; Chilkat Dancing Blankets; Mowachaht - a manuscript reports on the people Cook mis-named Nootka; Craigflower Manor near Victoria; B.C. Woman Artists 1885-1985; U'Mista Cultural Centre; Rungius - Painter of Wildlife; Cots, cradles and sleeping benches in the Hutterite home; Master Cabinetmaker - Gregory Brown of Sidney, B.C. Moderate wear. Mended tears to fore-edge of front cover. Sound copy. Book
Octavo in offwhite wraps; 288 p.; publisher's original paper band laid in. In Spanish. Uncommon and presumably quite scarece with publisher's original paperband. Series: ColecciÛn de autores mexicanos (as stated on front wrap)
Two octavo volumes in dark green-black quarter calf to spines, with blind-stamped floral pattern and gilt titles; marbled paper boards ; Tomo 1: 574p + TOC ; Tomo 2: 688p + TOC ; sewn binding. 17cm. Tomo I includes: Vida de D. Francisco Quevedo Villegas / por Don Pablo Antonio de Tarsia. || In Spanish. Palau y Dulcet (2nd ed.): 243617.
Octavo pamphlet in printed, stapled tan wraps; 14p. Rare. Only two holdings found in OCLC WorldCat. A realtively early Unamuno item. ||
Four quarto volumes, in printed paper wraps; approx 800 pages per volume, plates, folding maps, notes, bib. A run of the first four years of this impressive, scholarly publication. In Spanish. || Middle Ages -- Periodicals. Middeleeuwen. Moyen ¬ge -- PÈriodiques. Spain -- History -- 711-1516 -- Periodicals. || ** Extra postage charges at cost may apply.** May also be purchased individually. Please inquire.
pp. (260) + (8) [A Catalogue dated 1841 of Mr. Murray's Recent Publications, printed in lavender!] With numerous finely printed illustrations after David Roberts, William Harvey; William Hallen, William Simson, Henry Warren, C. E. Aubrey and others. Printed with decorative borders, ornamental initials, and illuminations in various colors throughout (red, blue, gold, etc.);PLUS four chromolithographed illuminated title-pages - all being the work of Owen Jones. 4to. 260 mm. Original full cloth binding, decorated and lettered in gold, after a design by Owen Jones; spine mostly gone. Rear board and last signature detached. This is the First Edition of what is often considered the first illuminated Victorian gift book. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! W144 R
pp. 140, (4)[Publisher's advertisements]. 24 mo. 170 mm. 20th century full dark tan buckram binding. Manuscript ownership of: E. Jackson, 1776. Decorative mid-19th century stamped ownership of Peter F. Hunn. Peter F. Hunn (1794-1847) was an eminent attorney in New Jersey and New York. Hardbound. Very good. Francisco Gomez de Quevedo y Santibanez Villegas (1580-1645) was a Spanish nobleman, politician, satirist, poet, and writer of the Baroque era. Residing almost constantly at court (Philip III), he exercised a kind of political and literary jurisdiction which had no end of biting and potent wit. General politics, social economy, war, finance, literary and religious questions, all come under his disecting knife. He had a disertation, a pamphlet, or a song for everything. He was at his most brilliant and bitterly satiric in his "Visions of Hell". Loosely based on Dante and Lucan. Describing the inhabitants of hell Quevedo attacks all of his favorite targets, without regard to type or class. 'As a sartirist and humorist Quevedo stands in the first rank of Spanish writers. after Cervantes he is the greatest Spanish prose writer of the 17th century.' - James Fitzmaurice-Kelly. This translation of into English by Sir Roger L'Estrange (1616-1704) is considered a remarkable work in it's own right. W151
Spine browned. Light chipping to bottom of spine. Creasing along edges of wraps. Minor shelfwear. ; 4 maps and 52 pgs of plates at end. ; Biblioteca De La Escuela Española De Historia Y Arqueologia En Roma 15; 285 pages
Barcelona, Librería de 'La Hormiga de Oro', 1888. Folio; 637 pp., 1 h., Con numerosas ilustraciones entre el texto. Encuadernación de la época en media piel, con ligera falta en tercio inferior de la lomera.
Quarto in black matte paper wraps; 398 pages: illus. (some color), maps; 26 cm. In Spanish.
Octavo in tan wraps; b&w illus.;157 p., 23 cm. In Spanish. || Second edition, corrected and expanded; Scarce: Only 1,000 copies printed of this edition.
Quarto in orange/brown paper wraps; illus., 182 p., 28 cm. In Spanish. // Very scarce; 1,000 copies printed; in three libraries worldwide.
Very Good English In modern hardcover in Ottoman style made as saved original covers inside the bound. 224 p. In Spanish. Demy 8vo. Signed and inscribed by the author. Creó la Academia de Ceremonial. Una larga actuación en el campo diplomático y una firme vocación por promover la enseñanza de las normas del ceremonial y el protocolo caracterizaron la vida del embajador Jorge Gastón Blanco Villalta, escritor e historiador, fallecido en esta ciudad. El miércoles último había cumplido 94 años. Hijo del doctor Jorge Laureano Blanco Villalta - diplomático, médico y escultor - y de Magdalena Ojea, cursó sus estudios primarios y secundarios en México y en Estambul, donde en 1934 comenzó su carrera diplomática como vicecónsul. Graduado en Ciencias Políticas, fue embajador extraordinario y plenipotenciario y concluyó su carrera diplomática como embajador en Turquía. Profesor de ceremonial en el Instituto del Servicio Exterior de la Nación, pasó a retiro en 1976. Blanco Villalta consideraba la práctica del ceremonial un arte singular y una disciplina que tiene su base en las normas de la buena educación. Fruto de su labor docente es el Instituto Argentino de Ceremonial, que lleva su nombre. En 1981 fundó la Academia Argentina de Ceremonial. Sus obras "Ceremonial" y "Ceremonial, una filosofía para el tercer milenio" fueron calificadas como las más importantes y eruditas en esa materia en lengua castellana. Fue autor de una biografía de Kemal Atatürk, traducida al inglés, y de la obra "Conquista del Río de la Plata", un largo poema novelado ilustrado por Raúl Soldi. Desarrolló una intensa vida cultural en distintas instituciones y dedicó gran parte de su actividad intelectual a promover en el país el conocimiento de las civilizaciones orientales. Sus restos fueron sepultados en el cementerio Jardín de Paz. Diario "La Nación"
Original Wraps. 8vo. 24 pages. 23 cm. First edition. The Daniel E. Koshland memorial lecture, March 19, 1991. Lecture by Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi. Discusses the history of Jews in Iberia, the terms Marrano and Converso, and the practice of new Christians adhering in secret to the Laws of Moses: with mention of the inquisition discovering a secret synagogue in Madrid in 1712; the remembrance of certain prayers and the creation of entirely new ones by Marranos; the Book of Esther serving as the Marrano text par excellence; sweeping into the interior (into the middle of) the house which the inquisitors made fun of but corresponds to an ancient custom of honoring the mezuzah; a Polish-Jewish engineer who settled in Lisbon in the 19th century and met with Marranos in Belmonte; Barros Basto and the return of Portuguese Marranos to Rabbinic Judaism in the 1920s and 1930s. Subjects: Marranos. Marranos History. No copies appear on OCLC. Surprisingly Scarce. Very good + condition. (SEF-53-24)
