COLLECTIF - Illustrations de Jacques TouchetLivre Rare Book
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118852sd Sans mention d'édition / Héliogravure Maurice Lescuyer, 16 Rue des Remparts-d'Ainay, Lyon / Visa N° 69. Section des Informations Maritimes. Secrétariat d'Etat à la Marine - Sans date (Approx. 1950) - Grand in-4, broché avec décor sur la première de couverture - 50 pages - Illustrations et reproductions photographiques en N&B in et hors texte (2 grandes illustrations de Jacques Touchet en couleurs hors texte) - Exemplaire numéroté N° 400 / 500
19681204391968 Scherz Verlag, Bern - Facsimile Querschnitte durch Zeitungen und Zeitschriften - Band 12 - 1968 - In-4, cartonné sous jaquette de l'éditeur - 207 pages - Très nombreuses illustrations et reproductions photographiques en N&B in et hors texte - Texte en allemand - Reproduction en fac-similé de la revue "Das Scwarze Korps"
19701193501970 Edition du Club Français du Livre, collection "Napoléon Bonaparte" publiée sous la direction de Jean Massin - 1970 - In-8, broché - Sans pagination - Contenant 24 cartes et plans - Volume vendu seul
19881153561988 Editions Bernard et Raymond Cima, collection "Côte d'Azur, Ligne Maginot" N° 7 / S.F.A.M. (Secteur Fortifié des Alpes Maritimes) - 1988 - In-4, broché - 48 pages - Nombreuses illustrations et reproductions photographiques en N&B in et hors texte
19891153571989 Editions Bernard et Raymond Cima, collection "Côte d'Azur, Ligne Maginot" N° 8 / S.F.A.M. (Secteur Fortifié des Alpes Maritimes) - 1989 - In-4, broché - 48 pages - Nombreuses illustrations et reproductions photographiques en N&B in et hors texte
19901216881990 Editions Productions "Le Burnous" - Sans date (années 1990-2000) - In-8, broché, couverture illustrée en couleurs - 104 pages - nombreuses illustrations et reproduction photographiques en couleurs in-texte
65134 parties en un volume in folio reliure éditeur cartonnée crème avec titre doré au dos et sur le premier plat.Tome 1: Fezzan-Tripolitaine Tunisie,couverture avec titre bleu blanc rouge,illustré,GP éditeur 63 pages illustrations photographiques 15 décembre 1944.Tome 2:le corps expéditionnaire français dans la campagne d’Italie même couverture 79 pages,illustrations photographiques GP éditeur février 1945.Tome 3:Libération du territoire même couverture 95 pages,illustrations photographiques GP éditeur mai 1945:Tome 4:Du Rhin au Danube couverture avec titre illustré gaufré,bleu blanc rouge 95 pages,GP éditeur novembre 1949 Complet un coin émoussé, mors supérieur droit renforcé, intérieur très bon état. Bon état d’ensemble
1967CCC-86552. HUIT SIECLES DE GENDARMERIE J.F. Editions - Larrieu-Bonnel, 1967. 445 pages. Illustré de nombreuses photos en couleur et en noir et blanc dans et hors texte. Grand In-4°. Jaquette labîmée, livre en tres bon etat. Préface de Pierre Messmer. Sergents d'armes et gendarmerie. Gendarmerie nationale. In-4 Relié. Photos possibless
Agen, imprimerie moderne, 1934. In-8 broché, 429 pages, iluelques épidermures sur la couverture, très bon état pour le reste.lustré par des documents photographiques et des cartes. q Liste des morts par canton et par commune - Historique des régiments lot-et garonnais - Souvenirs et récits
19971172781997 Publication du Ministère de l'Intérieur - 1997 (Réédition) - In-8, broché - 101 pages - Reproductions photographiques en N&B hors texte
19851118191985 Editions Munin Verlag - 1985 - In-4 cartonnage toilé noir sous jaquette illustrée - 242 pages - Très nombreuses reproductions photograhiques en N&B - Texte en allemand
115638Edition du Secrétariat Général à l'Information et à la Propagande - Sans date (Années 1940) - In-4, broché couverture illustrée - Sans pagination - Nombreuses illustrations et reproductions photographiques en N&B in et hors texte
19251156021925 A. Lantraut, éditeur, Strasbourg - Octobre 1925 - In-4, broché format à l'italienne - Sans pagination - Nombreuses reproductions photographiques en N&B hors texte
3791385372.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
DADAX3791385372Prestel 2019-06-25. Bilingual. hardcover. New. 10.19x0.59x11.25. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Prestel hardcover
1933309215München [2 SO 4, Wittelbacherstr. 16] : E. Ebering, 1933. 224 Seiten. Mit zahlreichen dokumentarischen Abbildungen. Originalleinen.
25043Paris 7 October 1821. Three pages 4to bifolium good condition. An elegant handwriting. Allow me to present yo you Mr Grattan my country man - the author of Philibert a gentleman and a scholar. He has resided some time in France and is going to London perhaps more to ascertain what he can do there thro' the medium of his literary invocations for the benefit of his Wife and young Family than with any fixed object or well arranged plan. Should he happen to be in London during the Session of Parliament Mr Grattan may probably wish to offer himself to you as a reporter for which situation from his information and habits I should suppose him to be well qualified and should he make any such application will you have the kindness to recollect this letter. I am quite aware how rarely it can happen to find you without a long list of applicants for a connexion with your highly popular and valuable Establishment and I know also the praise-worthy anxiety with which you so liberally protect and give the preference to your old acquaintance - your faithful and talented assistant but yet with this knowledge as there must be occasional vacancies and changes in all such extensive concerns I give Mr Grattan this introduction which from your polite and friendly attention to me at all times I venture to hope will dispose you to receive kindly his visit tho' it should not at once procure for him that connexion with you he would naturally be so desirous to establish should he happen to determine upon residing in London. .". Note: a. Wikipedia Grattan 1792 – 1864 was an Irish novelist poet historian and diplomat. " It was here Bordeaux that he started as a writer beginning with Philibert 1819 an octo-syllabic poem in six cantos. Soon after he moved to Paris where he made met Thomas Moore Washington Irving Adolphe Thiers Béranger Lamartine and other distinguished literary men and became a steady contributor to the Westminster Review Edinburgh Review the New Monthly Magazine and other periodicals."; b. a very substantial obituary appeared in the New Monthly Magazine 1826 pp.517-520 for what it's worth. Paris, 7 October 1821. unknown
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2014306575München : Allitera-Verlag, 2014. 283 Seiten ; 22 cm Originalbroschur.
19461113121946 Editions du Panache, Chez Cart (libraire) - 1946 - Petit In-12, feuillets libres sous jaquette illustrée et papier cristal - Sans pagination - Avec 18 gravures uniformes et 11 gravures médaille, en couleurs et hors-texte
5953Tours, Alfred Mame et Fils, s.d. (ca 1870). 14 x 22, 239 pp., illustrations, reliure rouge et or, très bon état.
19840Holdernesse House London . 7 February 1843. 2pp. 12mo. In good condition lightly aged. Addressed to 'My Dear Lord Chief Baron'. He is coming 'to Town for my waiting for a few days' and hopes that Pollock's 'important time could allow of you to see me for a few minutes'. He is willing either to call on Pollock or receive a visit from him 'at any time you would kindly appoint'. Holdernesse House [ London ]. 7 February 1843. unknown
18011A.Rd" Addison Road 27 July 1857. Three pages 8vo sl. crumpled but text clear and complete though something of a scrawl. He apologises for hasty writing and asks of "the Exhibition at Manchester Art Treasures Exhibition is open or to be seen on Sundays Underlined. The Duc de Richelieu is going to Scotland & can only go there on Sunday. To save time perhaps you would be so good as to answer him yes underlined or no underlined. He knows English thouroughly well". He gives the full Holland House address for where the Duc is staying. He concludes with information about suffering an attack by some form of cholera. Note: see "The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1820-1832 ed. D.R. Fisher 2009". A.Rd" [ Addison Road ], [27 July 1857?] unknown
DG-49-485865777821New. unknown
16269Grant Cottage King's Road Sloane Square London. 21 January 1813. 2pp. cr.8vo 30 x 18.5cm. In fair condition aged and worn with slight damage to one corner resulting in loss of one word of text. 62 lines of text with deletions and emendations and the thirteen lines of the conclusion largely rewritten. Headed: 'To the Right Honorable the Earl of sic Bathurst His Majestys Principal Secretary of State for the Colonial & War Department &c &c &c the Memorial of Major General Charles Viscount Grant de Vaux Shewest sic'. The first paragraph reads: 'That your memorialist although a french Emigrant is descended from two ancient and noble British families both by his father and mother and holds at present the rank of major general in the British Service - having resided in England since the year 1790 during which period after his services in the Emigrants Army became unnecessary he devoted his attentions to objects of Science and has published several works on Astronomy Navigation History &c tending to discoveries particularly on Nautical Science and on the history of Mauritius; which having met the approbation of men of talents and the patronage of Government your memorialist humbly hopes that his labours will ultimately prove beneficial to this country and to his unfortunate and numerous family.' The second paragraph concerns 'a large tract of Land in Canada' granted to him in 1794 'with a view to remove to that country a considerable number of french Emigrants who were to be conducted by him'. The third paragraph concerns 'the island of Mauritius where your memorialist was born' where his father 'the late Baron Grant &c commanded the troops' which has been 'conquered by his majesty's arms and is a valuable colony of Great Britain' The fourth paragraph concerns his family he having married 'a native of this country by whom he has eight children not provided for all born in England'. In the fifth paragraph he stresses his 'loyalty and integrity'. In conclusion he prays that 'your Lordship be pleased to issue an order that his Grant of land may be conferred to him in the isle of France 'the Isle of France' was another name for Mauritius his native country in lieu of the grant in Canada which was extensive according to his rank and numerous family'. Biographical/Historical NoteCharles Grant vicomte de Vaux was the descendant of a family of nobles who had emigrated from Scotland to France in the 14th century. Vaux was born in 1749 on the island of Mauritius where his father Louis-Charles Grant the Baron de Vaux served as governor. As a youth Vaux sailed to France to be educated and settled at Vaux-sur-Seulle in Normandy and eventually became an army officer. During the American Revolution he sided with the colonists and earned money selling supplies to the colonies and investing in ships to engage in privateering. The majority of the ships were lost and after the war Vaux petitioned the United States Congress for compensation. Though Vaux considered emigrating to North America he remained in France until forced by the revolution in France to flee to Great Britain in 1790. During his time as a refugee Vaux became interested in the prospect of starting a settlement in Canada and much of his energy during the next decade was focused on gaining permissions and raising money for the expedition. In the mid-1790s Vaux attempted to support himself as an army officer after being granted the position of colonel and permission to recruit a regiment which he formed with other French émigrés; it was stationed temporarily in Holland. This pursuit failed however and the regiment was dispersed after France invaded Holland during the French Revolutionary wars. Vaux then turned to writing to support himself publishing numerous books which included History of Mauritius and Introduction to Four New Maps of the Four Quarters all the while still attempting to plan a Canadian settlement. Despite his constant petitioning planning and pleas for aid Vaux was never able to realize his dream of moving to Canada. Little is known of the last two decades of his life but he is thought to have died in France around 1818." Grant Cottage, King's Road, Sloane Square [London]. 21 January 1813. unknown
