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1899148726Wm. L. Alison Company December 1899. Hardcover. Very Good. Vintage edition of the 1842 classic in green boards with pressed fleur de lis pattern 21 black and white illustrations. Solid binding text age toned but unmarked. Wm. L. Alison Company hardcover
184531529London: Chapman and Hall 1845. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Red morocco leather boards with marbled pink truncated triangles front and back gilt lettering and decorations on spines raised bands boards very well kept gilt top edges of texts some foxing on fore and bottom edges of text blocks all texts tight and unmarked age toning light and uniform some foxing on pages of all three volumes less volumes foxing in volumes II and III volume III printed in 1846 absolutely NO mustiness all volumes have attached red bookmark ribbon. Chapman and Hall hardcover
184110854London: J. Clements. London J. Clements nd c1841. First Edition. First Impression. Hardback. A very good copy. A penny dreadful presumably. Six numbers bound as one with a title page and an author's preface dated 1831. Each part is numbered and pagination continues between the parts though there are no prices on each part. The story takes starts with a slave ship being boarded by a pirate Brulart who seems to be white not black. Subseqent to this a couple of years later I think one of the slaves Attar Gull takes revenge on his captors but suffers and dies cursing the white man. I suspect the inclusion of Brulart in the title of this 49 page piece is to bringing in the readers as the main bulk of the story is around Gull. Scarce with no copies at auction since 1932. Recently rebound in 1/4 calf with marbled boards. The binding is new so the description relates only to the text block. The leaves are mostly in excellent shape with the inevitable ageing and tanning a few leaves have a stain that doesn't affect the text's readability. There is some loss to text at the lower margin where the book has been trimmed at some point. 10854 Hyraxia Books. nd c1841 . Very Good. Hardback. 1st Edition. 1841. J. Clements hardcover
1845014637London: T. C. Newby 1845. Hardcover. Very Good. Robert Cruikshank. Two volumes in one. No date on title page published sometime between 1845 and 1849. Three-quarter grained brown leather with brown cloth sides demarcated with gilt rules. Raised bands gilt lettering in two compartments and tooled ornaments in remaining four compartments. Top edge gilt. Marbled endpapers. Lacks a half-title page and list of illustrations. The engraved title page faces the typographic title page in the first volume; no title page precedes the second volume. Fourteen engraved plates including title page. 8vo. pp. 442 376. A very scarce copy of the Osborne translation of Sue's Mathilde; this edition also being notable for its inclusion of Robert Cruikshank's engravings dated 1845. Isaac Robert Cruikshank 1789-1856 was a caricaturist and illustrator who along with his brother George who illustrated for Dickens pioneered the use of speech balloons. It appears that Cruikshank produced twenty-four plates for Matilda however only thirteen appear in this copy. The title page indicates that T. C. Newby was located at Wigmore-Street Cavendish-Square though the illustrated plates and the last page of the second volume indicate that they were each printed at 72 Mortimer Street. The publisher and printer Thomas Cautley Newby was located at 72 Mortimer Street between 1844 and 1849. T. C. Newby hardcover
1844857F42London: Chapman and Hall 1844-1845 . First edition. Leather. Very Good. 9" by 6". Not Stated. The complete first English language edition of Eugene Sue's popular work of French literature illustrated throughout. Sadleir 3159. The first issue of the first edition with plates. The first edition was reissued without plates in late 1845.Illustrated with ninety-six plates across all three volumes engraved by Heath after various artists. Lacking eight plates including the frontispiece of volume III.Eugene Sue was a French novelist considered to be one of a number of authors responsible for the popularisation of the serial novel.His works were strongly influenced by the upcoming notions of socialism with this considered to be a strongly 'anti-Catholic' work and to have influenced legislation on the Jesuits and caused a general "jesuitophobie".With the armorial bookplate of 'Learmount' to each front pastedown and contemporary inscriptions dated 1846 to the verso of each front free endpaper.A uniformly bound three volume set of this influential and somewhat controversial work by the noted French author Eugene Sue. In full calf bindings with gilt detailing to back strips. Externally very smart. Rubbing to back strip head and tail and joints with boards clean. Bookplates to front pastedowns with inscriptions to versos of front free endpapers. Internally firmly bound. Pages lightly age toned with significant spotting to plates. Volume I frontispiece partially hand coloured by a prior owner. Very Good Chapman and Hall hardcover
1844C211454London: Chapman and Hall 1844. Hardcover Hardcover. Very Good. 3 vols. Bound in contemporary half-leather over marbled boards. Slight rubbing to covers otherwise a tight clean very good indeed set. Chapman and Hall, hardcover
1900mon0003720210H.M. Caldwell Company ca. 1900. Hardcover. Good. . 3-volume set uniformly bound in decorative green cloth. covers show minor wear bumped corners. pages tanned and clean. H.M. Caldwell Company hardcover
1880778R22London: George Routledge & Sons c1880. Cloth. Very Good. 8" by 5.5". None. A decoratively bound English edition of Eugene Sue's novel with three volumes complete in one. First published in 1844 'The Wandering Jew' features the eponymous mythical figure condemned to wander the Earth until the Rennepont family has been wiped from the earth.Written by Eugene Sue 1804-1857 a French novelist best known for this work as well as 'The Mysteries of Paris'. His work 'Mathilde' coined the French expression 'La vengeance se mange tres-bien froide' later coined in English as 'Revenge is a dish best served cold'. Many of his works were historical in nature and he himself dramatized a number including this novel.With decorative and bright boards depicting a panther attacking two men before a horrified crowd. In the publisher's original paper covered boards. Externally a trifle worn with loss to the paper at the tail of the spine and joints. Boards are a little rubbed. Internally binding is strained at both hinges but remains firm. Pages are a touch offset to the endpapers but bright and clean throughout. Very Good George Routledge & Sons hardcover
19002201260007New York H.M. Caldwell Co 1900. Dagobert . Hardcover. Very Good. 3 volume set. Bound in 3/4 navy morocco by Blackwell. Top edges gilt. Gilt spines. Marbled end pages. Some minor shelf wear rubbing to leather at extremities. Frontispiece illustration. English translation of Le Juif errant first published in 1844. Early gift inscription to Richard Garlick 1900. New York, H.M. Caldwell Co hardcover
1846788R53New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers 1846. Cloth. Good. 10.5" by 7". Various. A lavishly illustrated English translation of Eugene Sue's successful French novel complete in two volumes. First published in 1844 'The Wandering Jew' features the eponymous mythical figure condemned to wander the Earth until the Rennepont family has been wiped from the earth.Written by Eugene Sue 1804-1857 a French novelist best known for this work as well as 'The Mysteries of Paris'. His work 'Mathilde' coined the French expression 'La vengeance se mange tres-bien froide' later coined in English as 'Revenge is a dish best served cold'. Many of his works were historical in nature and he himself dramatized a number including this novel.Complete in two volumes.A new and 'elegant' English translation of this work.Illustrated by various French artists throughout.An uncommon edition of this illustrated translation. In the publisher's original full cloth binding. Externally generally smart with some noticeable wear to the head and tail of the spine as a result of bumping. Frontispiece portrait of the author is loose to volume I. Internally generally firmly bound. Pages have the odd spot. Good Harper & Brothers Publishers hardcover
1900mon0002918174H.M. Caldwell Company 1900. Hardcover. Good. . 3 volume set in green pictorial cloth. Gilt lettering on spines. General shelf wear minor rubbing at edges. Pages/boards clean and vibrant bindings sturdy. H.M. Caldwell Company hardcover
1846799A7New York: Harper & Brothers 1846. Leather. Near Fine. 10" by 6.5". Various . Two Stikeman uniformly bound volumes from the tale of 'The Wandering Jew' by Eugene Sue a new translation lavishly illustrated. Vol. I part II and vol. II part I of Eugene Sue's story of The Wandering Jew in lovely half morocco bindings signed Stikeman & Co. Originally published in French in 1844 popular in Paris upon its serial publication. The novel was considered intensely and deliberately anti-Catholic according to historian John McGreevy. The story evolves around the mythical figure of 'the wandering Jew' condemned to wander the Earth until the Rennepont family has been wiped from the earth.These copies are the 1846 edition lavishly illustrated with numerous illustrations in text by various artists. These copies were also grangerised with two-hundred-and-twenty-six full page plates some tipped in. In uniform half morocco bindings with marbled boards and endpapers and gilt to the top edge. Externally very smart with only minor shelf wear and minor rubbing. Internally firmly bound. The pages are generally bright and clean only the odd minor faint spot or faint handling mark to the odd leaf. Lavishly illustrated with numerous illustrations in text by various artists. These copies were also grangerised with two-hundred-and-twenty-six full page plates some tipped in. Near Fine Harper & Brothers hardcover
1884813J13London: John Dicks c1884. Leather. Very Good. 9" by 6". H. Valentin. A handsomely bound English translation of this French dramatic novel by Eugene Sue complete in three parts bound as one. A compelling nineteenth century French novel that tells the story of 'the wandering Jew' and his sister who are condemned to wander the earth protecting the Rennepont family a family of persecuted Huguenots from harm. The 'wandering Jew' also represents cholera an epidemic that was sweeping Europe and America during this time. Originally written by Eugene Sue. Complete in three parts bound as one. Containing thirty-six illustrations by H. Valentin collated and complete. An early English translation of this work. In half morocco with cloth covered boards and five raised bands to the spine. Externally smart some rubbing to the spines raised bands and extremities. Some light shelf wear to the boards. Internally firmly bound. Pages contain the odd spot and bit of offsetting otherwise they are clean throughout. Very Good John Dicks hardcover
19006391Imprimerie Francaise January 1900. Limited. Hardcover. Used - Very Good/No Jacket. 2 volume set. No dust jackets on these editions. Numbered editions both books numbered 104. Minor shelf wear on top and bottom of spine. Spine tight. Boards crisp. Pages neat. Imprimerie Francaise hardcover
18451379DB1845. 4 Bde. Paris Paulin 1845. 4°. 4 331 S.; 4 332 S.; 4 327 S.; 4 352 S. Mit 83 Tafeln u. zahlr. Textillustr. nach Paul Gavarni u. 1 gest. gef. Karte. Lederbde. d. Zt. mit Rückenvergoldung berieben u. bestossen. Vicaire 687. - Erste illustrierte Ausgabe des erstmals 1844 erschienenen Werks des franz. Schriftstellers Eugène Sue eig. Marie-Joseph Sue 1804-1857 der vor allem durch "Les mystères de Paris" berühmt wurde. - Mit Besitzerstempel auf fl. Vorsatz. Vorsätze leimschattig. Stellenweise stockfleckig. unknown
18922110502150410711Kinikedo Nagoya City 1892. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of copies: 1 copy Kinikedo (Nagoya City) paperback
1847857T52London: E. Appleyard 1847. Cloth. Good. 10.5" by 7". None. A very scarce illustrated edition of this charming work by M. Eugene Sue translated from the French. Early edition. Scarce work. Translated from the original French. Illustrated with frontispiece and eight plates with many in-text images. Collated complete. Written by Marie-Joseph Eugene Sue a French novelist who popularized the genre of the serial novel in France. In the original red cloth binding. Externally sound with rubbing and bumping to the extremities. Discolouration to the boards. Joints starting but firm with splits in the cloth across the spine. The odd mark to the boards. Hinges tender but firm. Internally generally firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean with the odd mark from the ink of the opposite illustration. Contemporary inscriptions to the front pastedown. Good E. Appleyard hardcover
1896338606New York: G.W. Dillingham Co. Publishers 1896. Hardcover. 301 1 pages boards. Bound in publisher's blue cloth decorative stamped design on front cover in red and gilt. Covers worn. Good. Wright 3661. Novel set in Ohio. G.W. Dillingham Co., Publishers hardcover
18342090202120412863Suharaya Mohei and other boards 1834. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Suharaya Mohei and other boards paperback
1848111021854BRUXELLES: ALP. LEBEGUE IMPRIMEUR-EDITEUR 1848. Book. Good. Quarter Leather & Marbled Pape. Assumed First Edition. 24mo - over 5 - 5¾" tall. Marbled paper over boards with spine leather & corner tips with NO cover title. The brown endpapers appear to be recased with a newer 1-1/4 top section of the Half-Title page attached. Some light moderate rub marks to cover and cover edges. Mild scattered foxing otherwise clean and clear text pages. 5-3/4 x 3-3/4 with 139 pages. Written in French. Rare! . ALP. LEBEGUE, IMPRIMEUR-EDITEUR Hardcover
1880LTH16-E-20London: John Dicks c1880. Leather. Near Fine. 8.5" by 5.5". None. Three stories bound together in one volume. Translated from the original French into English for 'Dick's Library'. No date to works dated from Copac. The first two stories to this volume The Gogo Family and Andre the Savoyard were written by French novelist Charles Paul de Kock. The final work Madame Blue Beard was written by Eugene Sue another French novelist. Sue is known for establishing the genre of the serial novel. In a full calf binding with gilt stamping to the board edges and spine. Externally smart with small areas of rubbing to the spine label and to the head and tail of spine. Some handling marks to boards and spine. Minor bumping to the extremities and to the bottom of the front board. Bookseller's label to the recto of front endpaper T J Fenning and sons. Internally firmly bound. Pages are generally bright with slight age toning to edges. The odd spot to the endpapers. Near Fine John Dicks hardcover
1840900786AGParis:, um 1840. Lithographie, Blattmaß: 32 x 25 cm.