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68-0214Paris France: Eighteenth Century French Publisher 1733. Engraving mounted on backing paper. 4to. Very Good with minor creasing. Text in French. Paris, France: Eighteenth Century French Publisher, [1733]. unknown
70-5250Paris: 20th century publisher ca. 1980s. Black and white glossy photograph. 5 x 7 inches. Very Good. Printed in France. Portrait of French singer-songwriter Anne Sylvestre. [Paris]: [20th century publisher], [ca. 1980s] unknown
71-6669Harleysville PA.: Harleysville Mutual Casualty Co. circa 1930. Color illustration on stiff board. 27 x 19.5 cm sheet. Very Good minor rubs along fan edges. Harleysville, PA.: Harleysville Mutual Casualty Co., circa 1930. unknown
68-7212Paris France: ca. 1955. Autographed post card. 18 x 23 cm. Very Good. En Francais. [Paris, France: ca. 1955] unknown
71-4270London: The Illustrated London News 1869. Wood engraving. 20 x 28 cm. sheet. Very Good. Masking tape remains showing through at top and bottom sheet edges. London: The Illustrated London News, 1869. unknown
20042080202102707408Kanagawa University 21st Century COE Program 2004. Soft Cover. Fine. Page size: 218 pages Size: A4 size Kanagawa University 21st Century COE Program paperback
71-9824Amsterdam: Dutch Publisher circa 1672. Engraving on laid paper. 16.5 x 22.5 cm sheet. Very Good minor losses along sheet edges some surface rubs at lower left. [Amsterdam: Dutch Publisher, circa 1672]. unknown
1578648106.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
73-5820London: 20th Century British Publisher circa 1950s-1990s. 37x50 cm. Very Good. Color print. Can be removed from plastic upon request.Provenance: From the collection of the late Frederick G. Ruffner Jr. founder of Gale Research Detroit. [London?: 20th Century British Publisher?, circa 1950s-1990s?] unknown
73-5807London: 20th Century British Publisher circa 1950s-1990s. 37x50 cm. Very Good. Color print. Provenance: From the collection of the late Frederick G. Ruffner Jr. founder of Gale Research Detroit. [London?: 20th Century British Publisher?, circa 1950s-1990s?] unknown
a85941no place given. Possibly written in 1725 as the book's full title on the titlepage is: Antiphonale Monasticum pro Festis Abbatialibus cum Suis Commencorationibus Ferial : Dominical: et Festivis Concurr: Mann Nota in Sequetem Ordinem Dispositum . Anno quo Fata LI se C Is Ioseph I f Vnere a VenIs Nostrae EngleLberto sVnt Data IVra Mitrae. The capitalized letters in the title that are written in red ink on the final two lines add up to the date 1725. This kind of "secret coding" appeared sometimes in books of 17th and 18th century. Certainly the book and its box appear to be 18th c or earlier. The 4to Hardcover book is fully covered in rich red leather with full gilt decoration. The book measures 9 x 12 inches; 31 x 22.5 cm. Text is 1-1/4 inches thick 3 cm. All edges gilt. 292 pages of which about 40 are blank. All entires are manuscript most in black ink a few in red ink. Many pages have black block notes on music scores with lyrics. The book has an Index. The book is clearly a work in progress as there are pencil-drawn guidelines and partially completed pages after the first 250 completed pages. The book is Good Plus with light wear light rubbing slight staining but intact with no major faults no cracks no chips no tears. The binding is secure. The book is housed in a custom-made finely constructed matching hardcover box measuring 13 x 9-1/2 inches which is fully covered in leather in the shape of a book . This cover resembles a pull-apart flat hatbox. Both the book and the box have delicate hand-painted paper - as end paper on the book and as box lining - with a similar but not exactly the same floral/geometric design in matching maroon tan and purple colors. Cover on box fits very snuggly but is easy to open. All manuscipt entries are done neatly carefully and artistically. Text pages are near Fine with no foxing and almost no spots with only slight rippllng. Overall the book is in Good Plus condition and the box is VG.ks no chips. Text pages are near Fine with no foxing and almost no spots a faint bit of rippling only. Box is VG but does have some spots of wear and some light fraying along edges but quite secure. Must be seen. Truly Beautiful - unique. Pictures sent on request. . hardcover
51-6313France: 17th Century. Extract from a liturgical manuscript of the 17th century. Large format.6 leaves written on both sides. large folio 59 x 39 cm on vellum skin partially stitched.11 pp. of music in square neumatic notation of 5 or 6 staves of 5 red lines. The text below is enameled with large red initials.Small marginal tears marginal waterstains wrinkled.ANTIPHONAIRE. Extrait d'un manuscrit liturgique du XVIIe siècle.6 ff. grand in-folio 59 x 39 cm sur peau de vélin partiellement brochées.11 pp. de musique en notation neumatique carrée de 5 ou 6 portées de 5 lignes rouges. Le texte en dessous est émaillé de grandes initiales rouges.Petites déchirures marginales mouillures marginales ff. gondolés.L France: 17th Century hardcover
169941146Lugduni Sumptibus Societatis: Ex Typographia Petri Valfray in vico Mercatorio sub signo Coronæ Aureæ . Cum Approbation et Permissu 1699. Small quarto. Full contemporary dark brown mottled calf with raised bands on spine in decorative compartments gilt dark red leather label gilt marbled edges. 1f. recto title with woodcut armorial device incorporating crown and keys verso blank 1f. Index "Approbatio" "Permissio" 304 lxxxviii 19 i blank pp. Typeset with neumatic notation on 4-line staves scored for solo voice.<br /> <br /> With engraved armorial bookplate by T. Dupont of French writer and book collector A. Kuhnholtz-Lordat 1820-1893 to front pastedown.<br /> <br /> Binding slightly worn and bumped. Browned; occasional very minor staining foxing dampstaining and soiling. OCLC 805034285 956360819.<br /> <br /> A collection of antiphons and other sung parts of the Divine Office. [Ex Typographia Petri Valfray, in vico Mercatorio, sub signo Coronæ Aureæ] ... Cum Approbation et Permissu unknown
PR121249Landscape by the mountains: a small house at center the mountains on the right beyond a river on the left the woods. A path with two characters conversing.NL Antieke tekening Franse school 19e eeuw. Landschap in de bergen. Berglandschap. Drawing on laid paper watercolour in gray pen and brown ink; total: 187 x 240 mm; mounted on cardboard in passepartout. In good condition. unknown
K80182Design for an architectural cartouche or title page of the works of E. Blondin <em>marchand de tableaux</em> Le Petit bulletin des tribunaux 30.05.1880.Inscribed: CATALOGUE DES Salons artistique de Mr. ERNEST BLONDIN / PARIS / 28 RUE SAINT GEORGES 28 / au rue 49 Rue de Châteaudun.Signed and dated at bottom right: AUGUSTE DAVID 1863.Collector's mark on bottom right corner: Lodewijk Arnold Houthakker 1926-2008 L.3893.In Peter Fuhring Design Into Art: Drawings for Architecture and Ornamen 1989 nr. 347 as attributed to Claude David 1650-1722.Fun fact: Rue saint George 28 is now the building of a branch of the Lafayette gallery.NL Ontwerp voor een frontispice van een catalogus. Werken van E. Blondin op de voorkant. Antieke tekening door Auguste David fl. 19th century. Pencil and watercolour on paper; remargined with blue paper on which a geometrical frame is drawn; total: 336 x 255 mm; some traces of handling; mounted on paper passepartout. In good condition. unknown
K80201A putto or Cupid holding an arrow in his right hand and holding the left index to his lips. Within a highly decorative frame surmounted by a flame. At the bottom are Hymen and Cupid attributes the lit torch and the quiver.As the design is punched throughout it is likely it was used for an applique or for decorating a majolica plate possibly for a marriage given its iconography. Interestingly the design was folded in two as the right section was reputed more suitable to be copied and actually it is the most decorated half.NL Een putto of Cupido met een pijl in zijn rechterhand en de linker wijsvinger naar zijn lippen. Binnen een zeer decoratief kader bekroond door een vlam. Onderaan staan de attributen Hymen en Cupido de brandende fakkel en de pijlkoker. Aangezien het ontwerp door en door is gestanst is het waarschijnlijk gebruikt voor een applique of voor het versieren van een majolica bord mogelijk voor een huwelijk gezien de iconografie. Interessant is dat het ontwerp in tweeën is gevouwen omdat het rechtergedeelte geschikter werd geacht om te worden gekopieerd en dit is dan ook de meest gedecoreerde helft. Drawing on paper pen and brown ink washed in gray; total: ca. 200 x 103 mm; some staining traces of handling; overall in very good condition. Mounted on cardboard passepartout. unknown
65259Two small sketches representing a young woman in profile. On the first sheet she is portrayed in half-length beside a table on which a book is opened on a pedestal lessenaar. On the second drawing the same woman is portrayed in full in profile seated on a chair holding a book in her hand. On this same sheet towards the left bottom some samples lines drawn with different media.From the collection of Pim van Eekelen Amsterdam 1923-1984 mark on the verso L.5101.According to clothes and style of the drawings both works should date from the first half of the nineteenth century.NL Twee kleine schetsen die een jonge vrouw in profiel voorstellen. Drawing on paper in pencil; total: 121 x 134 mm 228 x 187 mm; both drawings in very good condition despite some smudges caused by the chosen medium. hardcover
PR120051Capture of Lochem by the army of Spinola July 23 1606. In the foreground a flour cart invented by Pompeo Targone with which grain could be ground in the Spanish army camp. French inscription at the top the Dutch translation at the bottom. Numbered on the bottom right corner: 24. The village of Lochem represented in the middle background with inscription ""LOCHUM"" above. Etching and engraving on paper with margins two sheets joined together at center; plate mark: 228 x 317 mm total: 314 x 386 mm; mounted in paper passepartout; despite some staining on the margins in very good condition. Atlas van Stolk 1186 Fredrick Muller 1236. unknown
71-3456Paris: French Publisher circa 1709. Engraving. 21 x 25.5 cm. sheet. Very Good holes in sheet outside the plate mark soiling in lower right sheet corner. [Paris: French Publisher, circa 1709]. unknown
PR121335Portrait of Maerten Harpertsz. Tromp 1598-1653 in an inscribed oval frame. Twenty lines of French text below divided into two columns.On the four corners cannon balls.Inscribed on the oval frame: MARTINUS HARPERTZ. TROMPIUS ADMIRAEL DE HOLLANDE ET DE LA FRISE OCCIDENTALE.Text below: Toy qui par ta Conduite as defait une flotte. Et cueilli des lauriers ou l'on n'en uit imais.Signed on the bottom: C. Duran excu avec Privilege du Roy.Unknown context of production.NL Portret van admiraal Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp luitenant-admiraal van Holland en West-Friesland. Gemaakt door C. Duran naar Jonas Suyderhoef. Engraving on paper cut within margins; total: 276 x 192 mm; some light foxing on the margins some smudges due to handling; mounted on cardboard passepartout. Muller 5439 variant. unknown
59981Profile potrait of Juan I of Austria 1547-1578. Inscribed on the bottom: 'IOANNES AVSTRIACVS / CAROLI. V. IMP. FILIVS / Belgii Gubernator'. Plate facing the title page of the ninth volume of the publication by Gregorius Joannes Streibig:'De bello Belgico historia. Cum tabulis aeneis.' of 1751. Signed on the bottom right: 'AE Dischler sc. Viennae'. On the top left 'DEc. 1. pag. 241' Engraving and etching on paper with broad margins; platemark: 265 x 165 total: 304 x 230 mm. PP01JI Juan I of Austria unknown
PR120478Three peasants in an inn two sitting one standing. One looks into an empty jug another picks up some tobacco to fill in his pipe. Not signed undated. Mezzotint on paper trimmed to or within the plate mark; total: 183 x 140 mm. In good condition. unknown
PR120493First illustration of a set of four in one plate describing the consequent breakages of various dikes in the Netherlands between the 4th and the 5th November 1675.Titled in German: 'Durchbruch dess Dammes auff dem Helder in Hollandt.' Etching and engraving on paper; total: 90 x 206 mm. In great condition. FM2577A first illustration from the top. unknown
PR120491View of Hoorn in the foreground ships in front of the harbour.Used as plate in: 'Les Forces de l'Europe Asie Afrique et Amerique .' published in 1726 vol. XIII plate 300. with renowned fortified cities and fortresses in the context of the War of the Spanish Succession 1701-1713. For the most part these plates have been copied from the anonymous French plates of famous fortified cities and fortresses: in 'Les forces de l'Europe' and in: 'Le theater de la guerre dans les Pays-Bas' both originally published by Nicolas de Fer in Paris 16931697 in the context of the Nine Years' War.Titled above: 'La Ville de Horne dans la Nort-Hollande.' Etching on paper trimmed within plate mark; total: 217 x 269 mm; some very small damages on the margins a small brown stain in the sky light smudges otherwise in good condition. Traces of previous mounting on verso. unknown
PR120492Second illustration of a set of four in one plate describing the consequent breakages of various dikes in the Netherlands between the 4th and the 5th November 1675.Titled in German: 'Durchbruch dess Dammes beij der Statt Hoorn.' Etching and engraving on paper trimmed within plate mark; total: 60 x 185 mm. In great condition. FM2577A second illustration from the top. unknown
