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1810058275London: Mathews and Leigh Strand 1810. New Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo. Engraved Portrait Frontispiece. LONDON : 1810. Hardback. With Life of the Author by Erasmus Middleton. Engraved portrait frontispiece with tissue-guard. Contemporary green morocco-leather; spine & corners. Gilt lettered spine; raised bands. Gilt ruled boards. Marbled boards and edges. Original yellow end-papers. No owner name or internal markings. Bright tight and clean. Browning to title-page. Internally clean. Minor wear only and slight bumping to cover. VERY GOOD. 546 pages. Will be well-packed for posting/shipping. 8vo. Mathews and Leigh Strand <br/> <br/> Mathews and Leigh, Strand hardcover
1836cor518Printed for B Blake London 1836 Printed for B Blake London 1836 hardback paste down title to spine c 476 pp with b/w frontis of Martin Luther boards are badly bumped and torn almost detached can be easily rebound but inside in good tight clean reading order. Full refund if not satisfied. 24 hour dispatch via Tracked. If not pictured in this listing a scan of the actual book is available on request. Hardcover. Fair. Printed for B Blake London hardcover
1864biblio2226<p>A commentary on Saint Paul's Epistle to the Galatians by Martin Luther with The Life of The Author . by Rev. Erasmus Middleton. London: William Tegg; Corrected and Revised New Edition 1864. C476 pages Portrait of Luther engraved by S. Freeman. Hardcover Highly professional Custom made Maroon Leather Binding Leather plate with title and Four Raised bands on the spine Marbled Red Endpapers. Zero Wear. Clean Unmarked no foxing throughout. Strong unshaken binding perfect hinges. VERYGOOD. 9.1"x5.8"x1.5". ab46615.</p> WILLIAM TEGG hardcover
183812802Hanover Ind. 1838. 36pp Disbound old institutional and withdrawal stamp light dustsoil. Some pencil corrections in a contemporary hand. Good or so. Mac Master hopes that "our institution will grow up and strengthen and enlarge.in pouring the life-giving light of science and Christianity over this great land." FIRST EDITION. AI 51430 5. Byrd & Peckham 753. unknown
183812802Hanover Ind. 1838. 36pp Disbound old institutional and withdrawal stamp light dustsoil. Some pencil corrections in a contemporary hand. Good or so. Mac Master hopes that "our institution will grow up and strengthen and enlarge.in pouring the life-giving light of science and Christianity over this great land." FIRST EDITION. AI 51430 5. Byrd & Peckham 753. unknown books
1843280401London: Williams & Northgate 1843. Hard Cover. Very Good binding. Issued the same year as the Pickering edition this translation of Erasmus Rask’s Grammar is from the Swedish. It was published in Stockholm in 1818 and is an important work in Icelandic studies. “Rask’s ‘Guide to the Icelandic’ or old Nordic Language’ was the first of an important series of publications which qualify Rask as one of the founders of the modern science of language†Printing and the Mind of Man 266. Half-calf over marbled boards; foxing throughout; previous owner name on the first blank. Very Good binding. Williams & Northgate unknown
184363108London William Pickering 1843. 8vo. In contemporary cloth rebacked. With stains and repairs to boards. Inner hinges reinforced. Previous owner's name to verso of front board: "G. H. Darwin / April 1869" Charles Darwin's son. Light foxing throughout primarily affecting first leaves. VIII 272 1 pp. 1 plate. <br/><br/><em>First substantial English translation with an interisting provenance of Rask’s pioneering Old Norse grammar originally published in Danish in 1811 one of the foundational works of modern comparative linguistics. The present copy belonged to George Howard Darwin son of Charles Darwin distinguished mathematician and astronomer best known for his work on tidal theory and the evolution of the Earth–Moon system. Rask was among the earliest scholars to treat Old Norse Icelandic as a systematic and a historically grounded language rather than a curiosity of antiquarian interest. His work helped establish the methodological basis for what would become Indo-European philology. Rasmus Rask is one of the absolutely most prominent and famous Danish philologers and is very well esteemed worldwide. He was the first to systematically study the ancient Nordic languages and is the discoverer of the relations between the consonants in the Indo-European languages. This discovery served as the foundation of the rules Jacob Grimm later formulated underlying the Germanic and High-German soundshifts. In PMM Rask is identified as "one of the founders of the modern science of language." PMM 266. </em> hardcover
1830AQ20304Copenhagen: Printed by J. H. Shultz 1830. xii 184pp. Uncut in original publisher's powder blue paper boards. Extremities worn loss to spine boards held by cords only. Recent bookplate of Eric Gerald Stanley to FEP very occasional short tears to margins foxed. An unsophisticated copy of the first edition of Danish linguist and philologist Rasmus Kristian Rask's 1787-1832 introduction to the grammar of his native language for benefit of English speakers. A second edition appeared in 1846. . First edition. 8vo. Printed by J. H. Shultz hardcover
1843353481London: William Pickering. Frankfurt o/M. Jaeger's Library 1843. With engraved plate of the forms of Runes at end. viii 272 2 corrigenda & runes pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Later green cloth with the original green printed wrappers bound in. With engraved plate of the forms of Runes at end. viii 272 2 corrigenda & runes pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Uncommon Pickering title printed in Germany and a notable milestone in Icelandic scholarship by this dfamous Danish scholar and philologist. Not in Keynes; See PMM 266 William Pickering. Frankfurt o/M., Jaeger's Library unknown
183057111Copenhagen Schultz 1830. 8vo. Uncut in the original blank boards. Handwritten title label to spine. Spine slightly rubbed. Scattered brownspots. XII184 pp. <br/><br/><em>First edition of Rask's Danish Grammar which was later translated into Danish by Rask's half-brother. The present copy belonged to the Danish linguist Ludvig F. A. Wimmer 1839-1920 and carries his signature to the front endpaper. Hjelmslev I 176. </em> hardcover
183057136Copenhagen B. Møller 1830. Contemp. blindstamped cloth. Light wear to top of spine. LX4224 pp. 1 engraved plates. Clean and fine printed on good paper. <br/><br/><em>Second English edition but corrected by Rask. - Rask Bibliografi I179. </em> hardcover
186557154London Trübner & Co. 1865. Orig. full blindstamped cloth gilt lettering. VI191 pp. Toning to title-page otherwise fine and clean. hardcover
18308104Copenhagen: J. H. Schultz 1830. First edition in English small 8vo pp. xii 184; original blue paper-covered boards neatly rebacked; a little foxing but generally a very good sound copy. Edited by Benjamin Thorpe. J. H. Schultz unknown
186557154London, Trübner & Co., 1865. Orig. full blindstamped cloth, gilt lettering. VI,191 pp. Toning to title-page, otherwise fine and clean.
183057136Copenhagen, B. Møller, 1830. Contemp. blindstamped cloth. Light wear to top of spine. LX,(4),224 pp., 1 engraved plates. Clean and fine, printed on good paper.
18308104Copenhagen: J. H. Schultz 1830. First edition in English small 8vo pp. xii 184; original blue paper-covered boards neatly rebacked; a little foxing but generally a very good sound copy. Edited by Benjamin Thorpe. <br/><br/> J. H. Schultz hardcover books
183057111Copenhagen, Schultz, 1830. 8vo. Uncut in the original blank boards. Handwritten title label to spine. Spine slightly rubbed. Scattered brownspots. XII,184 pp.
1843280401London: Williams & Northgate 1843. Hard Cover. Very Good binding. Issued the same year as the Pickering edition this translation of Erasmus Rask's Grammar is from the Swedish. It was published in Stockholm in 1818 and is an important work in Icelandic studies. "Rask's 'Guide to the Icelandic' or old Nordic Language' was the first of an important series of publications which qualify Rask as one of the founders of the modern science of language" Printing and the Mind of Man 266. Half-calf over marbled boards; foxing throughout; previous owner name on the first blank. Very Good binding. Williams & Northgate unknown books
184363108London, William Pickering, 1843. 8vo. In contemporary cloth, rebacked. With stains and repairs to boards. Inner hinges reinforced. Previous owner's name to verso of front board: ""G. H. Darwin / April 1869"" (Charles Darwin's son). Light foxing throughout, primarily affecting first leaves. VIII, 272, (1) pp. + 1 plate.
18421012F13London: Taylor and Walton 1842. First edition. Cloth. Very Good. 20.5" by 13.5". J. Walsh and William Bagg. Impressively illustrated throughout with hand-coloured anatomical lithographs this is the very scarce first edition of the first volume of Quain and Wilson's study of human anatomy. Volume I only of the very scarce two volume first edition of this work. The first volume of an impressive two volume study of human anatomy edited by Jones Quain and Erasmus Wilson in which detailed anatomical description accompanied impressive plates. Volume I is divided into three parts covering the bones ligaments muscles and viscera of the body with individual title pages. 'The Bones and Ligaments' 1842 illustrated with nine hand-coloured lithographs and twenty-one monochrome lithographs totalling 30 plates. Collated complete. 'The Muscles of the Human Body' 1836 illustrated with fifty-three hand-coloured lithographs and one monochrome lithograph. Collated complete. 'The Viscera of the Human Body' 1840 illustrated with twenty-six hand-coloured lithographs. Collated lacking three plates. These impressive plates were drawn by J. Walsh and William Bagg transferred to stone by William Fairland and printed by some of the most celebrated lithographers of the period. Rebound in library cloth with endpapers renewed. Pencil library notations to title page head. Published in fascicles and with the plates often removed and used for educational purposes complete volumes are exceptionally scarce. Rebound in full cloth with endpapers renewed. Bumping to back strip tail with light rubbing to boards. Hinges strained but firmly held. Internally generally firmly bound. Pages bright with handling marks throughout. Pencil inscriptions to title page head. Small losses to fore edges of leaves growing more significant to the rear of the work. Tide marks to perimeters of leaves to 'Bones and Ligaments'. Lacking three 'Viscera' plates. Very Good Taylor and Walton hardcover
1843B1011USA: LEA AND BLANCHARD 1843. HARDCOVER. GOOD/N0 JACKET. USA: LEA AND BLANCHARD 1843. GOOD/N0 JACKET. USA: LEA AND BLANCHARD 1843. GOOD/N0 JACKET. USA: LEA AND BLANCHARD 1843. GOOD/N0 JACKET. Lea and Blanchard USA 1843 hardcover good book with shelf wear no jacket leather binding very collectible pages having some foxing to be expected of a book this age square solid unmarked pages not remaindered bookclub or library LEA AND BLANCHARD hardcover
18720418Érasme et Jean Second, 5 volumes. Un livre de Jean Second, Amours, et quatre livres d'Érasme, Le Cyclope, Les mendiants riches, Le revenant et L'enterrement. Publiés à Paris, Académie des Bibliophiles, 1869 pour le premier ; Librairie des bibliophiles, 1872-3 pour les quatre autres (il s'agit toujours de la même maison d'édition). Traductions nouvelles de Victor Develay à tirage limité. Tous in-16, 115 x 75 mm, reliés demi-maroquin cerise avec dos à 4 nerfs, titres et nom d'auteur en doré, fleuron en forme de pissenlit doré, date en queue en doré. Tranches supérieures dorées. Plats marbrés en camaïeu de couleurs à dominante rouge, filet doré à la jonction des charnières et plats marbrés, gardes marbrées à dominante rouge, couvertures conservées, signet vert clair, tranchefile. *************** Les Amours (Jean Second) : l'un des 515 sur papier vergé de Hollande, celui-ci portant le no. 228. Gravure de l'auteur en frontispice sous papier de soie. Bandeaux, cul-de-lampe à la fin du texte. 85 pp. Gravure "Encore plus de lumière" à la dernière page et au plat de 4e de couverture conservée. *************** Le cyclope : l'un des 500 sur papier vergé, non numéroté. Gravure sur bois de Polyphème en frontispice sous papier de soie. Bandeau et lettrine au début du texte, cul-de-lampe à la fin. 34 pp. (5 ff.). Gravure de l'imprimeur Jouault au plat de 4e de couverture conservée. *************** Les mendiants riches : l'un des 500 sur papier vergé, non numéroté. Gravure sur bois d'un mendiant encapuchonné en frontispice sous papier de soie. Bandeaux et lettrines au début du bref mot d'Érasme placé en avant-propos, puis du texte, cul-de-lampe à la fin de chaque. 68 pp. (3 ff.). Gravure de l'imprimeur Jouault au plat de 4e de couverture conservée. *************** Le revenant : l'un des 500 sur papier vergé, non numéroté. Gravure sur bois d'une scène d'un homme barbu "ayant commerce" avec une jeune femme en frontispice sous papier de soie. Bandeaux et lettrines au début du bref mot d'Érasme placé en avant-propos, puis du texte, cul-de-lampe à la fin de chaque. 41 pp. Gravure de l'imprimeur Jouault au plat de 4e de couverture conservée. *************** L'enterrement : l'un des 500 sur papier vergé, non numéroté. Plat de couverture conservé roussi. Gravure sur bois d'une chimère en frontispice sous papier de soie. Bandeaux et lettrines au début du bref mot d'Érasme placé en avant-propos, puis du texte, cul-de-lampe à la fin de chaque. 76 pp. Papier légèrement jauni, très légères traces de mouillures à certaines marges sans perte au texte. Gravure de l'imprimeur Jouault au plat de 4e de couverture conservée.
180656703Kiöbenhavn Trykt paa kongelig Bekostning hos Andreas Seidelin 1806. 4to. Samtidigt hellæderbind i flammet kalv. Rig rygforgyldning. Nogle revner i skindet nederst på ryggen. Titeletiketten bortslidt. 41262 pp. samt 5 store foldede kobberstukne plancher heriblandt de 2 tre-sidede foldede afbildninger af de to guldhorn. Kobberne er stukket af Lahde. Trykt på skrivepapir. Nogle få brunpletter. <br/><br/><em>Den sjældne originaludgave som blev prisbelønnnet af Vienskabernes Selskab. Müller's undersøgelse af guldhornene var ikke særlig vellykket idet han byggede tolkningen på at guldhornene var af keltiberisk oprindelse. </em> unknown
180656703Kiöbenhavn, Trykt paa kongelig Bekostning, hos Andreas Seidelin, 1806. 4to. Samtidigt hellæderbind i flammet kalv. Rig rygforgyldning. Nogle revner i skindet nederst på ryggen. Titeletiketten bortslidt. (4),126,(2) pp. samt 5 store foldede kobberstukne plancher, heriblandt de 2 tre-sidede foldede afbildninger af de to guldhorn. Kobberne er stukket af Lahde. Trykt på skrivepapir. Nogle få brunpletter.
1877464591877. <p>Autograph note signed to Thomas Madden Stone fl. 1838-82. 1 page on the blank leaf of Stone's letter to him. London 17 December 1877 both letter and note. 186 x 116 mm. A few minor spots but fine otherwise. </p> <p> From Erasmus Wilson one of the leading British dermatologists of the nineteenth century see Garrison-Morton.com 9921 who founded the chair and museum of dermatology at the Royal College of Surgeons; he also paid for the vast medical library at the RCS's Hunterian Museum. His correspondent Thomas M. Stone was the librarian at the RCS. Stone had sent Wilson "two Catalogues of the Autograph Sales where you will find the remainder of the Hunters which you told me to purchase for you. Let me know what to give per letter or will you leave it to me!!!" Wilson replied: "By all means leave it to you; you cannot fail to please; I will end as I began 'Buy all'." In a punning postscript Wilson wondered "if your autographs and music will ever fetch money-Not a bad mint not Badminton if they did." </p> . unknown