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MONGAN Agnes and SACHS PaulABAA

Drawings in the Fogg Museum of Art

Ashford Daisy ca. 1890 1972 Jean Cocteau 1889 1963 and Maurice Sachs 1906 1945ABAA

Deuxieme numero de Chroniques. Le Roseau d'or. Oeuvres et chroniques 10. Includes 'les jeunes visiteurs' traduit de l'anglais par M. Sachs avec une preface de Jean Cocteau. Signed and inscribed by Maurice Sachs

19261258baRParis France: Plon-Nourrit 1926. Book. Very good- condition. Paperback. Signed by Authors. First French edition. Octavo 8vo. vi 397 pages of text including table. Paperback binding; original blue printed paper wrappers with numerous small creases and tears and extremities and a few tiny chips at top of spine; protected in custom stiff archival mylar and further protected by a custom made gray and navy linen clam-shell box with printed spine label. Measues 20 cm in height. Illustrated with a historic photograph of Ashford as a girl and a facsimile of the first page of the original manuscript. Pages 133-221 contain the French translation of "The young visitors" which Ashford wrote at age 9; it was first published in 1919. This edition with an introduction by Cocteau and translated by Maurice Sachs who was Cocteau's secretary at the time. Sachs has inscribed and signed the book on the half-title page in the year of publication. Sachs was a black marketeer anti-semitic collaborateur went to Germany 1943 to work with Gestapo arrested and shot 1945. Contains the following works: "La messagere de la politique divine" by Humbert Clerissac; "Renoncer a toute richesse" "Jeunesse lacustre" and "Angoisses et autres" by Max Jacob; "Et le sentiment de la mort" by Charles Maurras; "Et sa pensee" by Paul Valery; "Et le soldat" by Anatole France; "Si Peguy etait la." by Henri Massis; "Le destin de la culture" by Nicholas Berdiaeff; "Scenes dans le paradis" by Justin Klotz; "Les freres caches" by Jean Aurenche; "Daisy en France" by Jean Cocteau; "Les jeunes visiteurs ou le plan de Mr. Salteeana" by Daisy Ashford; "Veillee" by Alfredo Gangotena; "Erasme et Thomas Morus contre Machiavel ou la politique et la morale" by Emile Dermenghem; "La traversee inutile" by Julien Green; "I. Mariage" and "II. Les bisons Porteciel" by Paul Sabon; "La Chine et les missions" by Leopold Levaux; "Les traces de Dieu dans la vie de Jacques Riviere" by Jules Lebreton; "Lettre a Frederic Lefevre" by Georges Bernanos. Plon-Nourrit Paperback books

Kurt Gippert Bookseller (ABAA) · États-Unis250,00 $US≈ 211,52 €

SIGNED By A. J. Foyt Eddie Sachs. Elmer George Tommy Hinnershitz Ed Elisian Joe BarzdaABAA

SIGNED Official Program Terre Haute Fairgrounds - 1958 Midget Car Races

1958007055Terre Haute IN: Terre Haute Fairgrounds Speedway 1958. A fantastic piece of Midwest dirt track racing history SIGNED by legendary drivers A.J. Foyt Eddie Sachs. Elmer George Tommy Hinnershitz Ed Elisian and Joe Barzda with 2 more signatures too faint for me to decipher. SIGNED in ink front cover by Foyt George Sachs and Hinnershitz in pencil right margin by Barzda at rear cover in ink by Ed Elisian and at his photo on page 7 in ink again by George. A.J. Foyt- the first 4-time winner of the Indy 500 a true racing legend. Eddie Sachs- known as the "Clown Prince of Auto Racing" who was killed in the 1964 Indy 500 won by Foyt Elmer George- who retired from racing in 1963 and then served as vice-president of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Tommy Hinnershitz "The Flying Dutchman" one of the most popular sprint-car drivers in racing history. Ed Elisian - who was killed in a USAC Champ car race crash at Milwaukee just a year later in 1959. Joe Barzda - whose career spanned 1934-1959 and who quit racing in 1959 after the fatal crash of Van Johnson and later along with his brother operated the Californian Speed and Sport Shop in New Jersey fielding cars in many races. This SIGNED program comes with The Indianapolis Times Speedway Extra 5th Edition newspaper dated Saturday May 30 1964 headlined "A.J. FOYT WINS '500' - 7-Car Crash Kills Sachs McDonald" Very Good paper uniformly browned . The program is about Very Good 12 pp. stapled wrinkling and creasing light soiling 6" lateral tear p.3. Day of race original pencil notations pp. 10 and 11 for the 4 heat finishes with car number driver name and place in that heat and some lap times. These were either sprint or midget races- program doesn't state what races or the month and day of the races just the year 1958. The program includes standings and results for 1957 for both car types as well as stories and photos. The six signatures that are clearly legible are all legends of 1950's midget and sprint car racing which were the proving grounds for many Indy 500 and NASCAR racers and as a group are unique and RARE. SIGNED. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Terre Haute Fairgrounds Speedway Paperback books

Dale Steffey Books · États-Unis2 500,00 $US≈ 2 115,25 €

Sachs Hans 1494 1576ABAA

Disputatio zwischen eynem Chorherren und Schuchmacher darinn das wort Gottis und ein recht Christlich wesen verfochten wirt.

15243624Eilenburg:: Nikolaus Widemar 1524. Printed in the year of the first edition. Quarto:. 19.5 x 14 cm. 24p. Collation: A-C4 final blank and present With a woodcut title page illustration of the shoemaker the canon and the canon's housekeeper. Bound in 20th c. brown morocco by Zaehnsdorf gilt spine. Title a trifle dusty. Printed by Eilenburg's first printer who apparently operated his shop for the Leipzig printer Wolfgang StÃ¶ckel. Provenance: Broxbourne Library with bookplate of Albert Ehrman 1890-1969. Early in 1524 Hans Sachs employed the prose dialogue recently revived by the humanists in the service of contemporary polemics. It is generally acknowledged that his four Reformation dialogues of 1524 count among the best of the period. In the first of these "Disputation between a Shoemaker and a Canon" a simple cobbler brings a new pair of shoes to the home of a Church canon. The canon's Bible is dusty that is unread because instead he reads the Decretals; he rattles off his prayers for the hours perfunctorily and orders the housekeeper to provide rare game birds for dinner and die for amusement afterwards. "The layman-priest must look to his own spiritual welfare. The cobbler is a self-reliant figure quick at repartee and remarkably well versed in the Scriptures. Sachs' cobbler is both self-assertive and scrupulously polite in sharp contrast to the supercilious canon. At every turn the layman shows his knowledge of the Bible and its meaning to be stronger than that of the clergy-man. When the canon's own housekeeper mentions this the canon replies 'Ich hab nur von der gemein ein auffrur besorgt sonst wolt ich jm die pantoffel in sein Antlitz geschmeyst habenâ€¦' He'd smack the cobbler in the face with one of his shoes if he weren't afraid that it would cause the community to riot. It may well be as Ingeborg Spriewald suggests that this expressed fear of tumult among the working people induced by an affront to one of their number is a product of the tense public atmosphere in 1524 Nuremberg. However it is at least as plausible contextually that the defeated canon is grasping for the old charge made by Murner that had occasioned Karsthans several years before: Lutheranism will stir up the uneducated lower classes. The notion of such civil warfare is deflated even as it is spoken by this thoroughly discredited figure. The expressed concern is presented as just another ploy used by a cornered adversary who can only obfuscate not defend."Van Cleve Converting the Common Man: German Dialogues of the Early Reformation VD 16 S 222; Goed. II 416 10b; Weller Sachs 17 p. 19 Nikolaus Widemar, unknown books

Liber Antiquus · États-Unis4 500,00 $US≈ 3 807,45 €

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