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2005LFA00707Un ouvrage de 116 pages, format 165 x 240 mm, broché, illustré, publié en 2005
c4833Clermont-Ferrand, Aux Editions du Dome et du Centre, 1932 ; in-8°, broché, couverture crème imprimée en noire et rouge; 246pp.,2pp.nch.50 Portraits avec signatures autographes des auteurs.Couverture poussiéreuse et jaunie, intérieur en bon état.
656p., Plus full page illustrations. All edges gold. 4to. Original very worn full red cloth binding. Spine taped. Russell Herman Conwell (18431925) was an American Baptist minister, orator, philanthropist, lawyer, and writer. He is best remembered as the founder and first president of Temple University in Philadelphia, and for his inspirational lecture Acres of Diamonds. ETIQ 1
1844ST19249London: Richard Bentley 1844. FIRST EDITION. 220 x 138 mm. 8 3/4 x 5 1/2". Four volumes. <br/> HANDSOME BURGUNDY MOROCCO BY BAYNTUN stamp-signed in gilt on front turn-ins covers with triple gilt-ruled frame interlinking with a triple-gilt-ruled diamond raised bands with gilt dots gilt ruled compartments with gilt diamond shapes gilt lettering gilt-ruled turn-ins with a floral tool at each corner all edges gilt. With 18 portraits as called for four of these with hand coloring and EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED WITH AN ADDITIONAL 60 PLATES. Only the barest hint of wear to extremities spines just a shade darker than covers a handful of portraits a bit foxed but A FINE SET clean and fresh internally the bindings lustrous and the set obviously very little used.<br/> <br/> This is a very attractively bound set containing the biographies of 38 notable Englishwomen extra-illustrated with plates depicting some of the people and places integral to the subjects' lives. Covering the period from the reign of Queen Elizabeth I to the 18th century these four volumes include many women of noble birth and position such as Arabella Stuart Elizabeth Cromwell and Elizabeth Stuart Queen of Bohemia; poets and artists such as Susanna Centlivre Lady Mary Wortley Montagu and Mary Beale; and women famous for their fantastic deeds such as Jane Lane who assisted Charles II during his escape after the Battle of Worcester. Our author Louisa Stuart Costello 1799-1870 was a miniaturist poet and writer of biographies travel stories and fiction. According to DNB "her biographies of royal and noble women--which clearly traded on the popularity of similar works by Lucy Aikin the Strickland sisters and Mary Anne Everett Green--were creditable examples of this literary genre and generally involved some original research." For the present work Costello relied heavily on access to the library and papers of the duke of Devonshire whom she thanks in her introduction. In addition to 18 portraits called for in the contents several of which were drawn by Costello herself this set has been "grangerized" with 60 additional plates that further illustrate the life and times of these illustrious women. The lustrous bindings by an eminent British firm are an additional source of pleasure making a beautiful appearance on the shelf. Richard Bentley unknown
23169Catalogue de vente à Paris, les 18 et 19 novembre 2014 par Ader Nordmann. In-4, cartonné, 796 n° décrits, nombreuses reproductions. Index. En tout 436 p.
20012111902154610780Sagashinbunsha 2001. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Sagashinbunsha paperback
104222aafParis, Wild, Imp. Lemercier, (ca. 1860), 20.5x17 cm, image ovale lithographié à 2 tons et coloriée à la main, avec la signature de l'artiste Fuchslin del. et du lithogr Schultz, 1 feuille passepartout.
112338aafParis, Wild, imp. Lemercier, (ca. 1860), in-4to, 24 planches lithographiées sur fond teinté et coloriées, chiffr. 1 à 22 (+ 2bis et 9bis) en feuilles non reliés, couverture toile orig., sans dos.
1271In 4 broché,titre illustré,30 pages,20 illustrations de L BENIGNI,préfacé par Curnonsky.Office d’éditions d’art sans date.tirage restreint,très bon état
185818363New York: D. Appleton and Company 1858. First edition. Hardcover. Near fine. LArge 4to. 407pp. Illustrated with full page engraved portraits of Sappho Lucretia Aspasia Cleopatra St. Cecilia Heloise Laura Valentine de Milan Joan d'Arc Margaret of Anjou Isabella of Castile Lady Jane Grey Pocahontas La Valliere Maria Theresa Catherine II Florence NIghtingale.<br /> <p><br /> A lovely Arts and Crafts binding in full Niger Morocco in a medium brown color. Spine in six compartments with nicely spaced gilt titles in two. Blind tooling along the bands and onto the boards in a suggestion of clasps. The boards both upper and lower with gilt and blind rules in a pleasing rectangular design interrupted by a "Noveau-style" design on the binding side with gilt curves ending in gilt leaves and dots. Simple parallel gilt line inner dentelles with box-shapes and blind dots at the corners of the inner line peach water-color endpapers all edges gilt. A sumptuous binding. The pastedowns have been nicely repaired occasional trace of foxing not affecting the images else this is in fine condition.<br /> <p><br /> Unsigned binding though almost certainly the work of the Guild of Women Bookbinders based on the design and the tools used. <br /> <p>. D. Appleton and Company hardcover
1896315329Hacienda Rosendal Tantojón Pánuco Vera.Cruz Mexico 1896. 2 pages; with original envelope featuring pen and ink portrait of a bear on the back; and with clipped article from the "Mexican Herald" of December 24 1895. 4to. Old folds. 2 pages; with original envelope featuring pen and ink portrait of a bear on the back; and with clipped article from the "Mexican Herald" of December 24 1895. 4to. A charming tribute with subtle overtures from three Swedish bachelors living in Mexico to three California sisters whose hunting prowess was described in an article in the "Mexican Herald." Headlined "Three California Dianas. They Kill Bears and Panthers and Olive in Particular is an Expert Shot" the article describes the sisters who live in the "wilderness above Ukiah California" as "sportswomen of rare talent" and gives an account of their encounter with a bear which ends up with their treeing and killing the animal. The letter reads in part: ".we think it would interest you to know that your bravery and pluck are known even outside your own Country . We have read and reread the article and . we could not restrain ourselves from sending our respects. Down here you would find a great field for your guns. We have all kinds of big game . it is nothing unusual to meet an 8 or 9 feet sic tiger on the roads when we are out riding. We will described one of our hunting experiences that might interest you." The letter goes on to relate how after wounding and trailing a deer towards a lagoon "a big Puma jumped out from the jungle and pounced upon our poor wounded deer. A rifleshot and we had both deer and Puma." The letter continues: "We are three Swedes 26 28 & 31 years old and run a fruit plantation in partnership in the district of Huasteca on the shores of the beautiful Panuco river. We have been here only 5 months but we have found the prospects for the future very bright. We would greatly enjoy a few lines from you as to ascertain whether our epistle ever reached you . and if the article is a ghost-story or not." They close "With admiration for the 3 brave Dianas in California. unknown
Philadelphia: The Jewish Publication Society, 1901. Cloth; 16mo.146 pages. Gilt lettering on cover; top edge gilt. Embossing on cover. 33 poems by various authors; a dozen of these are from Jehudah Halevi, 12th-century Spanish poet and philosopher. SUBJECT (S) : Hebrew poetry -- Translations into English. English poetry -- Translations. Warped; hinges broken. Text in good condition. (AMR-1-15)
1st edition. (FT) 8vo. 272 pages. In Hebrew. Inscribed by the author. SUBJECT(S) : Agunahs. Epstein (1887-1949) was an American Conservative rabbi and authority on Jewish marriage law. [He] was born in Anyksciai, Lithuania. When his father, Rabbi Ezriel Epstein, went to the United States to accept a pulpit, he left his son behind to study at the yeshivah in Slobodka. He graduated from Columbia University and was ordained at the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York in 1913. He served in various congregations in Dallas, Texas, and Toledo, Ohio, before assuming the leadership of Beth Hamedrosh Hagdol in Roxbury, Massachusetts, in 1918 and then becoming rabbi of Kehilath Israel in Brookline, Massachusetts, where he served for the remainder of his career. Epstein was president of the Rabbinical Assembly and chairman of its committee on Jewish Law. He was instrumental in framing various proposals in Jewish law, the best known being a method of solving the agunah problem published in his Li-She'elat ha-Agunah. Under Epstein's proposal, the husband would authorize the wife to act as his agent for the purpose of a get. This innovation was accepted by his colleagues but was abandoned by the Rabbinical Assembly because of the opposition of the Orthodox rabbinate and of some members of the faculty of the Jewish Theological Seminary. (EJ, 2007) Wear at spine and corners, good+ condition. (RAB-20-15)
(FT) 8vo. 272 pages. 1st edition. In Hebrew. Presentation copy, inscribed by author. An Important work. SUBJECT(S) : Agunahs. Abandoned wives. Epstein (1887-1949) was an American "Conservative rabbi and authority on Jewish marriage law. [He] was born in Anyksciai, Lithuania. When his father, Rabbi Ezriel Epstein, went to the United States to accept a pulpit, he left his son behind to study at the yeshivah in Slobodka. He graduated from Columbia University and was ordained at the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York in 1913. He served in various congregations in Dallas, Texas, and Toledo, Ohio, before assuming the leadership of Beth Hamedrosh Hagdol in Roxbury, Massachusetts, in 1918 and then becoming rabbi of Kehilath Israel in Brookline, Massachusetts, where he served for the remainder of his career. Epstein was president of the Rabbinical Assembly and chairman of its committee on Jewish Law. He was instrumental in framing various proposals in Jewish law, the best known being a method of solving the agunah problem published in his Li-She'elat ha-Agunah. Under Epstein's proposal, the husband would authorize the wife to act as his agent for the purpose of a get. This innovation was accepted by his colleagues but was abandoned by the Rabbinical Assembly because of the opposition of the Orthodox rabbinate and of some members of the faculty of the Jewish Theological Seminary. " (EJ, 2007) Wear at spine and corners, good+ condition. (RAB-20-15)
Original wraps. 4to. 6 pages. 31 cm. First edition. Lyrics in Yiddish and romanized Yiddish. Zlatopol; Played at David Kessler's Second Avenue Theatre, New York. Michael Saks presents Al Olshanetsky and Jacob Kalich's Operetta 'What Girls Do' featuring Molly Picon. As sung by Leon Gold. Libretto by William Siegel. Lyrics by Jacob Jacobs; music by Alexander Olshanetsky. For voice and Piano. Wraps printed in blue ink, with photographs of Leon Gold and Alexander Olshanetsky. Includes cast of performance and descriptions of the acts and scenes, in English and Yiddish, on last page. Alexander Olshanetsky (18921946) Born in Odessa, Alexander Olshanetsky was among the most prominent and prolific composers and conductors of the Yiddish theater, and was also a highly regarded synagogue choir director. (Milken Archive) . Subjects: Songs, Yiddish. Yiddish Theatre. OCLC lists 4 copies (NYPL, Florida Atlantic, Harvard, OSU) . Light wear to wraps, otherwise fresh. Very good condition. (MUSIC-3-55)
(FT) 4to. 270, 76, 18 pages. In Hebrew. SUBJECT(S) : Jewish sermons; Hadran; Responsa 1800-1948; Agunahs. OCLC lists 15 copies worldwide. Ex library. Hinges repaired, water stains in margins throughout, good- condition. (RAB-23-10)
Philadelphia: Jewish Publication Society of America, 1890. 12mo. Xxi, 388 pages. With Chronological Table, Dates of Chief Events and Chief People, and Index. Tissued frontispiece illustration of the Temple of Jerusalem in Herod's time. Three maps in color. Touches on Palestine, Maccabean War, War with Rome. Book I: In the Shadow of the Sword. Book II: Darkness. Jews in Spain, in Central Europe, in England. Book III: Starlight. Book IV: Dawn. Each book has several chapters. Lady Magnus was an English authoress and communal worker who wrote widely on Jewish subjects. This revised American edition contains chapters on America. Chapters 41-43 not written by Lady Magnus. Singerman 4105. SUBJECT (S) : Jews -- History. Ex-library with minimal markings. Dampstained. Lacks binding. Text in good condition. (AMR-23-39)
Original wraps. 4to. 4 pages. 27 cm. First edition. "From the inscription on the Statue of Liberty. " Words by Emma Lazarus. Transcontinental choral library; No. 110. Copyright 1950. Max Helfman (19011963) A composer of wide-ranging interests and abilities, Max Helfman directed the Brandeis-Bardin Institute for seventeen years, and composed forand participated insocialist-oriented Yiddish worker's choruses, the synagogue, and pro-Zionist causes and organizations. (Milken Archive) Subjects: Songs, Jewish - United States. Statue of Liberty (New York, N. Y. ) - Songs and music. OCLC lists 7 copies. Wraps bumped, three hole punch along edge, previously repaired with tape, otherwise clean. Good condition. (MUSIC-3-50) Xxxx
(FT) 12mo. 48 pages. In Hebrew. SUBJECT(S) : Marriage (Jewish law) ; Divorce (Jewish law) ; Forms (Jewish law) . OCLC lists 1 copy worldwide (JTSA) . Ex library, pages tanned, boards rather worn, hinges repaired, good- condition. (HebLit-2-9)
Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publication, 1853. 12mo. Vii, 230 pages. First edition. Tissued frontispiece engraving of Leila Ada, inscribed "Yours in Jesus, Leila Ada. " A quote from the first chapter: "The Mishna is said to be an oral law, received from the lips of God, and intended as an exponent of his written law. But we should transgress the purity which religion demands, were we to quote some of its puerile and absurd follies. If those who penned it set about their work with an intention to shock common sense, and load the Jewish religion with contempt, they could scarcely have acquitted themselves better. And let no one suppose that our strictures are unkind: any one at all acquainted with the Mishna, will at once perceive them to be within the bounds of that charity and pity, which we owe to those who err. Indeed, it were but too easy to quote passages which would justify our severest censures. But withal, the Mishna is surrounded with a degree of obscurity and hardness, owing to its orientalisms, and a considerable pervasion of a sort of Hebræo-Grecism in its structure. This obscurity has given rise to another commentary, called the Gemara, or completion. One Gemara, written in Palestine, forms with the Mishna, the Jerusalem Talmud, and another, written at Babylon, composes the Babylonish Talmud, Thus the Mishna, which the Jews declare to be God's own interpretation of his law, requires interpretation from man, and the whole together forms a mighty work of twelve folio volumes. These are the volumes which contain the whole of the Jewish divinity; for, dishonouring to God, they have almost completely withdrawn the Jews from the study of Moses and the Prophets. In common with the rest of her nation, the Talmud formed the basis of Leila's religious education. Of the Old Testament she knew comparatively little. It is far from certain, indeed, that she knew a great deal of the Talmud. For this there were causes: -first, she did not like its study: she tells us in her Reflections, that while believing in its divinity, as she was instructed, she experienced a smothered dislike to many of its forms, observances, and precepts. 'I felt it, ' she says, 'smouldering at the bottom of my heart long before I had moral courage to permit a single thought upon it. I shuddered at my suspicions as blasphemous, yet I could not conquer them. But as the Spirit of God opened my eyes, I felt no difficulty in fully avowing my severest thoughts upon the inane, absurd, debasing studies of the Talmud. I felt no compunction while I openly declared to my own heart that it was an impure, stupid fabrication, composed by fallen and sinful man. ' What a volume is contained in these few thrilling sentences! Would the sons of Jacob speak out, how many would tell us the same story? Impossible it is but that among them there are thousands who, while they dare not repudiate the Talmud, are conscious of a feeling of offence at its impurities, and absurdities. Secondly, her father, although strictly a Jew in belief and profession, gave himself little trouble about their requirements and observances, and, therefore, was very far from pressing them upon his daughter. " Singerman 1278. SUBJECT (S) : Christian converts from Judaism -- Biography. Lacks outer binding. Ex-library with minimal markings. Usual age staining. First signature detached, but present. Text in good condition. (AMR-5-28)
Hardcover. X, 274 pages. 24 cm. ISBN: 0674341988. CONTENTS: Jewish literatures and feminist criticism: an introduction to gender and text / Anita Norich -- "A woman's song" : the poetry of Esther Raab / Anne Lapidus Lerner -- Yocheved Bat Miriam : the poetic strength of a matronym / Ilana Pardes -- Why was there no women's poetry in Hebrew before 1920? / Dan Miron -- The eyes have it : Celia Dropkin's love poetry / Janet Hadda -- From "ikh" to "zikh" : a journey from "I" to "self" in Yiddish poems by women / Kathryn Hellerstein -- The influence of decadence on Bialik's concept of femininity / Hamutal Bar Yosef -- Tzili : female adolescence and the Holocaust in the fiction of Ahron Appelfeld / Naomi B. Sokoloff -- Oedipal narrative and its discontents : A. B. Yehoshua's Molkho (five seasons) / Anne Golomb Hoffman -- Feminism and Yiddish literature : a personal approach / Chava Rosenfarb -- On being a writer / Ruth Almog -- The song of the bats in flight / Amalia Kahana-Carmon. A range of studies is devoted to the field of modern Hebrew and Yiddish literature. Here international scholars bring a diversity of approaches, perspectives, and themes to the works of women writers and to the representations of women in writing by men. SUBJECT(S) : Hebrew literature, Modern -- History and criticism -- Congresses. Women in literature -- Congresses. Women and literature -- Congresses. Feminist literary criticism -- Congresses. Yiddish literature -- History and criticism -- Congresses. Letterkunde. Hebreeuws. Jiddisch. Sekseverschillen. Feministische literatuurkritiek. Littérature hébraïque moderne -- Histoire et critique -- Congrès. Femmes -- Dans la littérature. Femmes écrivains. Littérature yiddish -- Histoire et critique -- Congrès. Includes bibliographical references (pages 249-263) and index. New Condition. (JTS1-7)
1841AMA-332Paris, Louis Janet s.d. [1841]. in 8°, demi-maroquin bleu à coins, dos à nerfs richement orné, doubles filets doré sur les plats, tête dorée, coins légèrement émoussés (Reliure de l’époque). XIV-175 pp.-(2)ff.,
208 p. The initial W sewn onto page 127. Damp stain. Age stain. Early manuscript ownership of Miss Margaret T. Warde. In her hand an extensive manuscript letter on front paste down, probably practicing before sending. Rear fly leaves manuscript ownership of T. Van Tine, No. 1 Abbington Square, NY and others. 8vo. 235 mm. Original cloth binding, worn and stained. Sabin 43165. S&S/AI 44-4174. Hardbound. Good. Scarce. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! AI BX 8
1791117431791 A Paris, Chez Buisson, 1791; 4 volumes in-12 de 176pp.; 150pp.; 125pp.; 154pp. Modeste reliure de l'époque, dos cartonnés vert tendre, étiquette de titre et tomaison manuscrites, plats de papier marbré rose, l'intérieur des plats de papier de réemploi.
1925110981925 Paris, Max Eschig et Cie, 1925; in-4° demi-toile à bandes brique, dos lisse muet, 1er plat de la couverture illustré en couleurs conservé ; (6) - 123pp. Très bon état.