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187590123n. l.: s. n. 1875. Fine. s. n. n. l. s. d. 1875 10.7 x 14 cm Relié Album of 25 hand-finished colour lithographs depicting French military uniforms from the last quarter of the 19th century cf. Glaesser pp. 320-321. Colas 2003 issued in quarto format.Contemporary paper boards plain smooth spine in brick-red cloth.Some foxing.The unnumbered military costume plates are captioned. s. n. hardcover
187490050Paris: Imprimerie Balitout Questroy & Cie 1874. Fine. Imprimerie Balitout Questroy & Cie Paris 1874 -1 x cm Broché Rare first edition.Only copy recorded in the CCFr BnF.Losses at the head and foot of the spine small marginal tears to the covers and half-title occasional foxing.The author is presented as a serving Catholic statesman wishing to remain anonymous. With an introduction by the publicist Armand Ravelet 1834-1875.Despite its very broad title the pamphlet chiefly concerns the highly contentious relations between Gregorian Armenians and Catholic Armenians as well as the respective positions of the Porte and the Papacy regarding these two communities. Imprimerie Balitout, Questroy & Cie unknown
187589166Lima: Pedro Lira 1875. Fine. A renowned Peruvian naval officer Pedro Lira Lima 1875 14.6 x 21.2 cm Broché Very rare first edition.No copies listed in the CCF or WorldCat.Official recognition by the Peruvian Senate of the rank of Rear Admiral granted to Antonio Ambrosio de La Haza Rodriguez 18251891 one of the most distinguished naval officers of the Andean Republic.He served as Minister of War in 1877 and as Commander-in-Chief of the naval forces in 18781879.A handsome copy. Pedro Lira unknown
165282155Paris: Gervais AlliotJacques Langloispar les imprimeurs ordinaires du RoySimon Langlois 1652. Fine. Gervais Alliot Jacques Langlois par les imprimeurs ordinaires du Roy Simon Langlois Paris 1652 1649 1651 17 x 23 cm relié New edition for the first text first edition for the two others. Contemporary full vellum binding smooth spine decorated with contemporary pen annotations second cover with a lack of vellum exposing the cardboard backing. Some marginal worm damage not touching the text. Interesting collection of texts relating the difficult years of the parliamentary Fronde. Gervais AlliotJacques Langloispar les imprimeurs ordinaires du RoySimon Langlois hardcover
1900659491900. Fine. 1900 7.80 x 19 cm autre Erotic manuscript consisting of two beveled wooden boards with two paintings and 10 leaves with a painting on the recto and a handwritten Tibetan text on the recto. The text is the same on the 10 leaves it is a mantra. On two of the leaves it is almost completely erased. On the recto of the two wooden boards there are also two different handwritten mantras. The paintings are executed directly on the wood and the leaves. The dimensions of the paintings vary somewhat from 5.5 cm 6 cm to 12 14 cm in width. This form 2 pieces of wood with leaves in the middle is traditional. The whole was often attached by a string or by holes in the wood through which a string was passed. Very good condition overall with small stains on the paintings on wood. The paintings unfold 12 sexual positions in an abstract and geometric environment composed of curves. In several paintings the colors of the background of the ground change. The woman systematically wears a crown. It is easy to distinguish the religious or sacred character of sexuality in these images. The colors used are vivid with an omnipresence of orange golden and white strokes yellow. hardcover
176790755n. l.: s. n. 1767. Fine. s. n. n. l. 1767 36.8 x 44.5 cm Une feuille First edition of this in-folio printed broadside signed ""Phelypeaux"" printed on one side only. Visible fold marks to the broadside. s. n. unknown
192390569Shanghaï: Kmu inshokan shuppan 1923. Fine. Kmu inshokan shuppan Shanghaï s. d. 1923 13 x 19.5 cm Broché A small book entirely in Chinese from the series Chinese Spoken Language Readers for Lower Primary Schools.Printed stamp of the Missions Museum S.J. Kirche ""Am Hof"" on the rear cover; a manuscript ink annotation at the head of the final page of text.Numerous black-and-white illustrations within the text and one full-page colour illustration.A rare and pleasing copy. ??????? [K?mu inshokan shuppan] unknown
490519th century. An album of buttons and badges from Griechenland Aegypten Turkei Indien Syrien Liberia Persien Siam. Card covers 325x270mm with the names of above countries printed on paper pasted onto the upper cover. The buttons and badges are pinned onto six cardboard leaves with the name of the country handwritten above them and then numbers underneath each button. It is a wonderful collection from the 19th century bringing together military and naval buttons insignia and badges including crowns anchors stars and wreaths. The card covers and leaves are somewhat worn and torn in places but the buttons and badges which is what the collection is all about are all in excellent condition. A wonderful curiosity. 19th century unknown
1840713P17London: Not Stated 1840. First edition. Leather. Good Only. 13" by 8". None. A very scarce work detailing a meeting between the committee responsible for the development of London in the nineteenth century illustrated with eight folding hand-coloured plates. A very scarce work.Illustrated with eight hand-coloured folding plans.Collated complete.Rebound in a half calf binding with marbled paper to the boards.A report on the committee that was dedicated to the improvement of London during a century which saw a great amount of growth and development within the capital city.It was during this century that it became an important global city becoming the largest city in the world from about 1825. Rebound in a half calf binding with marbled paper to the boards. Externally boards detached but present. Minor rubbing and discolouration to the boards and spine. Loss to the head of the spine with a much smaller amount of loss to the tail of the spine. Light bumping to the extremities. Some loss of leather. Internally firmly bound. Pages are lightly age-toned and generally clean with some spots. Plates with a small amount of edge wear. Good Only Not Stated hardcover
1851003486anonymous. a 19th century hand coloured race game featuring English landmarks such as The Crystal Palace and the Railway to York Unknown: Anonymous no date but c1851 The game is from around 1851; it is linen backed across six squares and measures 52cm by 40cm it is hand coloured the board being in the shape of a magnificent egg laying goose; the game is attached to a more recent 20th century cloth folder; the front panel of the original packaging has been attached to the upper board of the folder; there are no maker's or publisher's marks; it is overall in excellent condition there is a small pen mark to the lower left panel of the game board along with a couple of tiny pen marks to the foliage in the top left hand corner The front panel has two scuff marks; overall very good. The Game of the Goose is one of the oldest printed board games dating back 400 years with its origins in Italy. The premise is simple: it is a race game played with dice with the object being to land on game square 63 before anyone else. This game dates to around 1851 at around the time the Victorians played a 'new' royal game of goose adding a 'smoking man' to square 57. Showing the conventions of the day any male player would need to go backwards if they landed on this square presumably so they could have a good smoke any female player though could stay where they were. For much of the 19th century smoking was associated with men and deemed an acceptable past time for males in politics academia and commerce but not women and this was reflected in the rules. There are notable landmarks from 1851 on the board including The Crystal Palace on square 42 and The Great Northern Railway on square 6 being the project to link York to London. A scarce board game there are none in commerce and they rarely turn up especially in such nice condition with the game board well preserved by a previous owner. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1st Printing. 1851. anonymous hardcover
178614589Traduit de l'anglais, enrichi de notes et des éclaircissements nécessaires, et augmenté d'un Voyage en Norvège par Mr. P. H. Mallet. Ouvrage orné de Cartes géographiques, Portraits, Plans et Figures en taille-douce.A Genève, chez Barde, Manget et Cie. 1786. 19 planches hors texte dont certaines repliées.1. Carte de la Pologne avec les Démenbremens (Démembrements). (détachée)2. Portrait en médaillon de Stanislas Auguste, Roi de Pologne.3. Mésanges à nid pendant, mâle et femelle.4. Carte de la Russie Européenne, par Thomas Kitchin. (détachée)5. Plan de Moskow (Moscou.6. (Texte en russe daté de 1778)7. Plan de St. Petersbourg.8. Portrait en médaillon de Catherine II. Impératrice de Russie.9. Portrait en médaillon de Pugat Chef.10. Carte de la mer Caspienne et ses environs.11. Plan du Canal de Wischnei-Wolotschok et du Canal de Ladoga.12. Carte des Provinces Méridionales de Suède, par T. Kitchin.13. Plan de Stockholm.14. Gustave III, roi de Suède.15. Portraits en pieds d'une Dame Suédoise et d'un Gentilhomme Suédois en habits de Cour.16. Canal de Trollhaetta et Cours du Fleuve Goeta.17. Carte du Danemark.18. Plan de Copenhague.19. Plan du Canal de Kiel.Reliure pleine basane de l'époque. Dos lisse avec pièces de titre et de tomaison. Épidermures sur les plats. Mouillures sur quelques feuillets. 2 cartes détachées, tâche d'encre marginale sur celle de la Russie. Quelques annotations anciennes manuscrites en marge de certains feuillets. Bon état. Format in-8°(20x13).
22205Biturigibus, apud Franciscum Coppin, [Bourges, François Coppin], 1629. In-4, 18 pp., broché, cartonnage de papier à la colle moderne, étiquette rouge au premier plat (quelques petites rousseurs éparses).
014829[Anonyme], Les sérails de Paris, ou vies et portraits des dames Paris, Gourdan, Montigni Et autres appareilleuses : Ouvrage contenant la description de leurs Sérails, leurs intrigues, et les Aventures des plus fameuses Courtisannes ; le tout entremêlé de réflexions et de conseils pour prémunir la jeunesse et les Etrangers contre les dangers du libertinage. Paris, Hocquart, An X - 1802. 3 volumes in-18, front.-[4]-168P, front.-[4]-168p & front.-[4]-156p. Edition originale de ce guide des plaisirs nocturnes de Paris, complet des trois frontispices représentant les dames Alexandrie Gourdan, dite la petite comtesse, Justine Paris et Claire Montigni, dite la maman. Cet ouvrage, qui ne prémunit en rien la jeunesse, est le reflet de l'époque où pullulent les maisons closes et autres réjouissances du genre et porte un intérêt documentaire important. L'ouvrage a été réimprimé en 1885. Demi-chagrin ca.1900, dos à nerfs, non rognés, tête dorée. Mors supérieur du tome 1 fendu en bouts, accroc en pied du tome 3, papier jauni, rousseurs éparses. Peu commun.
63376Meissen F. W. Goedsche no date but circa 1820. 8vo. 4 pp. instruction leaf; 13 leaves with floral patterns four double-sized. In original marbled paper covered slipcase 22.2 x 13.2 cm with mounted pictorial title leaf. = A charming "Biedermeier" style pattern book being a guide in decorating clothes. An ephemeral publication intended to be used; as the leaves would become damaged in the process it is very rare indeed to see it in this near pristine state. Only the leaves with letters are wanting. Board edges a bit rubbed otherwise in a very good clean condition. hardcover
1870135441870. 215x277mm. 8½x11". Dibujo Segunda mitad del siglo XIX. 215 x 277mm. 1 hoja. Sanguina sobre papel verjurado. Dibujo siguiendo la estela de Goya unknown
191790048Imprimerie Chaix | Paris 1917 | 20.5 x 27 cm | Broché
182290204Veuve et fils de D. Antonio Brusi | Barcelona [Barcelone] 1822 | 15.8 x 21.7 cm | Broché
1680VT - LA - HAY146131680. Lugduni Lyon Sumptibus Societatis Bibliopolarum. relié plein maroquin marron. Un tampon et quelques annotations à l'encre sur la garde très faibles et rares auréoles épisodiques dans l'angle de la charnière supérieure sinon bel exemplaire. in-12. avec quelques bandeaux et lettrines et avec la page de titre en rouge et noir ; avec aussi un ex-libris et in-fine quelques pages de portées musicales ; plats décorés "à la Du Seuil" avec deux encadrements d'un triple filet ; dos à 5 nerfs avec caissons ornés de motifs floraux et petit fer au Dauphin en queue roulette intérieure et toutes tranches dorées. unknown
181490161Tardieu-Denesle | Paris 1814 | 10.4 x 17.8 cm | Relié
180188696Lavillettte (sic) et Cie | Paris 1801 | 13 x 20.5 cm | Relié
5151 Reliure à la bradel en demi-maroquin lapis-lazuli, titre en long en lettres dorées, témoins, couv. ill. par la lithographie conservées, mention de seconde édition sur la couv., variante signalée par Rouir. In-8° (in-12° selon Rouir, in-16° pour de le Court) oblong, 12,5 x 19,5 cm, [2]-43pp-[3], ill. hors-texte en lithographie de Félicien Rops sur 20 feuillets non compris dans la pagination. [Bruxelles], Chez tous les Libraires, 1854. Edition originale
5151 Reliure à la bradel en demi-maroquin lapis-lazuli, titre en long en lettres dorées, témoins, couv. ill. par la lithographie conservées, mention de seconde édition sur la couv., variante signalée par Rouir. In-8° (in-12° selon Rouir, in-16° pour de le Court) oblong, 12,5 x 19,5 cm, [2]-43pp-[3], ill. hors-texte en lithographie de Félicien Rops sur 20 feuillets non compris dans la pagination. [Bruxelles], Chez tous les Libraires, 1854. Edition originale
40776London. Printed by Edward Owen. 1756. small8vo. 18.5cm first edition 64p. bound in half crimson morocco over fine red linen gilt titles with gilt ruled raised bands and gilt ruled boards a fine copy.cgc. T.P.L. 246. Lande 216. Sabin 56129. Gagnon I-1323. Dionne II-552. A forceful redeclaration of Britain's position in Nova Scotia or Acadia against the claims of the French. It also stresses its importance to the trade and security of her other American colonies. Written by William Shirley and William Mildmay who were the English commissioners appointed after the Treaty of Aix-La-Chapelle of 1748 to negotiate the dispute with France over the boundaries of Acadie. The work was designed to counter the French memorials and to respond specifically to a certain pamphlet written by Mathieu Francois Pidansat de Marobert `Discussion Sommaire'. London. Printed by Edward Owen. 1756 unknown
195122-12-11-gw-20569-jmWorks Publishing Inc 1951-01-01. First Edition. Hardcover. Used - Acceptable. 8x5x1. 11th printing 1947. Flyleaf removed. Some wear. Small stains on cover and on front endsheet. No jacket. Very serviceable copy. Works Publishing, Inc hardcover
172244937London: Printed For James Hodges At The Looking-Glass On London-Bridge. 1722. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. European History Economics and Business Most Recent Listing; 16mo; London: Good. 1722 . First Edition. 48 3-49 1 3-46 pp pages; Title continues: "Worcestershire Shropshire Herefordshire and Gloucestershire. In what diocese circumference of miles number of houses air soil rivers commodities seats of the nobility and gentlemen &c. Likewise an account of I. Market-towns market-days and their distance fron London. 2. Members of Parliament. 3 Fairs fix'd and moveable. 4. Coaches carriers and water-bound. 5. Roads from London to the chief towns and cross-roads in each county. London : printed for James Hodges at the Looking-Glass on London-Bridge " 1722 Date suggested from a note in ms. At the foot of the title page of the British Library copy. 12mo. 143 x 82 mm -- vertical chain lines. Contemporary sheepskin leather plain double rules framing the covers in blind no paste-down endpapers apparently this was the original state of the binding. There is no glue or staining to the exposed turn downs of the edges of the leather the paste-boards or the simple cords affixing the boards where they are exposed at the original piercing of the boards inner sides. The bookplate of a collector who died in 1922 is mounted directly to the inner surface of the exposed front board . 48 3-49 1 3-46 pp. Signatures: A-H4/² ²A-H4/² ³A-G4/² precisely identical to the British Library copy as stated in ESTC. The binding is worn the outer hinges are cracked there are small areas of leather lost at the spine ends and a chip missing along the plain spine -- there is a gouge missing near the center of the rear cover two smaller areas of loss to the leather along the edge of that rear board small loss at the corners. The text block shows minor staining where the exposed leather of the inner turn downs has come in contact with the edges of the first and last couple of leaves. No tears or significant paper flaws. A couple of corners are turned down at their tips ca. 2 mm. . No pen marks annotation or underlining throughout. Although this small book shows significant wear it is integral and its original appearance and function remain intact. Calling this book "rare" is an understatement. In the reference literature we can find only a single copy located at the British Library. We have a longer description which we will gladly send upon request . Our volume seems to represent a form and manner of bookselling which was starting to ebb away -- the world of the booksellers who worked and mostly lived on old London Bridge offering chapbooks and their like -- ballads broadsides newsbooks novels and histories romances jest books pious works and almanacs -- cheaply made books at very low prices. One of the two names associated with this book belongs to Matthew Hotham. Like most of the London Bridge booksellers he started out as an apprentice. As his master had done before him he maintained a wider base of operations than his narrow stall on the stone London Bridge since he fed chapbooks horn books and similar inexpensive printed items to a number of roving salesmen the so-called "chapmen" who wandered through England selling these cheap books at fairs and markets to people who were unlikely ever to have stepped over the threshhold of a book shop of any sort. "chap" is derived from the Old English "ceap" meaning "barter business dealing" -- our modern word "cheap" comes from the same source . For the most part the chapmen worked on margin; when they managed to empty their box they returned to London Bridge paid for what they had sold and received another varied lot of consigned books. By the early 18th century when our book was produced the cycle of trade with the roving chapmen was a couple of centuries old. The name in the imprint of our title page James Hodges had also been an apprentice on London Bridge -- but he was younger than Matthew Hotham probably still in his tee . Printed For James Hodges, At The Looking-Glass, On London-Bridge hardcover
