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183445Milano: Branca e Dupuy: Dalla tipogafia e libreria di Felice Busconi 1834. 8vo. 200x 110 mm 8 x 4 inches. clvi 211 pp. Contemporary paste paper boards some minor staining paper label rubbed;some evidence of waterdamage to the final 15 leaves. Appears to be the second catalogue of books for sale offered by this Milanese bookseller Branca e Dupuy. A copy listed in NUC of a 1833 edition is located at Columbia and the Newberry Library. The first 154 pages of this catalogue is a manual for booksellers and contains a series of essays on the origins of printing the first presses in Italy the art of printing in the 16th 17th and 18th centuries and essays on bibliography a bookselling and publishing. It also includes a list of bibliographies used by the book trade notices about rare editions of early printed books and a short essay on the restoration of old books. This is followed by a priced catalogue of 18th and 19th century Italian and French books for sale NUC cites a copy at University of Illinois only: ICCU cites one copy in Milan. There is also a copy at the Grolier Club. OCLC cites copies but all appear to be electronic editions. 45. [Branca e Dupuy]: Dalla tipogafia e libreria di Felice Busconi unknown books
1883026683Boston: C.F. Jewett Pub. Co 1883. Octavo. The Imperial Edition. 8 volumes in 16. Dupuy's work has been enhanced by the work of J.P. Maffaey Professor of Ancient History at Trinity College Dublin. There are not only over 3000 engravings and one hundred maps and plans but many numerous chromo-lithographs. There is a listing of the colored plates and maps as well as an alphabetical index to each of the text illustrations. Its thoroughness is unlikely ever to be surpassed. Bound in red cloth spine and top edges gilt. A few tape mends to maps else a very good set with clean text throughout. C.F. Jewett Pub. Co unknown books