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1701100900<p>Grenoble Alexandre Giroud 1701. 4to. 8pp. <br /><br />Reminder of the rules and regulations relevant to the printing trade given in VIII articles.</p>
19362110502150412259Not Available 1936. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Not Available paperback
192298955Quesnel BC April 20th 1922. 1922. Good. - Quarto 11 inches high by 8-1/2 inches wide. Softcover a rare four-page promotional pamphlet printed on newsprint with a banner title and text printed in 2 columns on the cover page and with a central column of text printed between 2 columns of advertisements on the next 3 pages. There is a vertical black stain with oxidation from a metal clip across the upper half of the front page. Folded once horizontally with a couple of very tiny tears to the front edges. Good. <p>A rare promotional pamphlet outlining Quesnel's selling points including its "Location and Environment" "Commercial" spaces its "Soil" its "Produce" "Climate" "Lands Available for Settlement" "Fish and Game" "Cariboo Minerals" its "Timber" and "Financial and Labor Conditions". Quesnel, BC, April 20th, 1922. paperback
In-4°; pp. (4), 144, bianca F12; al frontespizio incisione su legno con il leone veneziano; con frontespizio proprio con il medesimo legno seguono da p. 117: “Terminazione degl’illustrissimi ed eccell. deputati ed aggionti alla regolazione del commercio e cinqe savi della mercanzia in proposito delle bollette d’uscida”, p. 131: “Obblighi ed incombenze del ragionato appuntadore nella dogana da mar volgarmente detta nuovo stallaggio; approvati dall’eccell. Senato 1761” dove l’ultimo decreto è datato 1780. Bell’esemplare in cartonato rustico coevo. Ex libris papadopoli. Interessante per la grande quantità di merci elencate tra cui anche “libri a a stampa e vecchi usati”, quadri di pittura antica e nuova”, e le mercanzie provenienti dal Levante, ma anche da Bosnia, Erzegovina, Albania.
1893E22904Richmond VA: George W. Englehardt 1893. First edition. Softcover. Good. First edition 1893 date on title and copyright pages . Octavo inprinted illustrated stiff wrappers. 315 pp. with index. Advertsing inside and rear wrap back cover is ad for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. Profusely illustrated with photographs portraits and engravings of notable sights scenes places and people. Covers text block edges and spine are soiled but the interior is generally clean with an occasional foxed spot. Any edition of this guide to Richmond is uncommon but the first is quite rare. George W. Englehardt unknown
19123345<p>J.E. Gilleland New Cambria MIssouri 1912 This is an original 18 page catalog issued for Spring and Summer of 1912 covering rugs carpets linoleums curtains draperies shades mattings etc. It is shown as catalog "B" on the cover. The catalog is oblong about 6in x 9in and is profusely illustrated in color and black and white. Great period photos and samples of patterns in use in the early 20th century. Staples rusted with a few leaves detached but otherwise very clean and near fine with virtually no wear. Included is the original envelope. Scarce</p> J. E. Gilleland paperback
24270A Amsterdam, Et se trouve à Paris chez Duchesne, 1756. xlvii, (1), 352 pp. 12mo. Contemporary marbled calf, spine richly gilt with raised bands, red label with gilt lettering, red edges. Echerverria & Wilkie 56/40; Sabin 75520; Chadenat 4121; JFBL S61; INED 4034; Higgs 1501; Kress 5567; Conlon 56:1257; not in Goldsmiths; not in Einaudi. First edition, and very rare, of this work which discusses in 18 letters and at the moment the Seven Years' War was about to start, the consequences of the presence of various European nations in North America with the aim to find some sort of balance of power between the various colonizing European nations, to avoid a war and to encourage commerce and trade. 'There are several issues of this edition occasioned by cancellanda (D4-5, D11-12, E10, G11, and I5-8, all of which are present in this copy). No copy is known, however, that is not a mixture of both canellanda and cancellantia: thus, what the original text was as first printed is problematic. (.....) In the two BN copies, (....), the imprint date has been alterted in manuscript to read M.DCC.LVII. (This is also the case with the present copy where the second 'I' has been added in manuscript.) This is a series of letters dated July-September 1756, forming an essay on international power politics with special reference to European colonial systems in America' (Echeverria & Wilkie).'Intéressant pour l'origine de la guerre du Canada' (Chadenat). 'A consideration of Europe's involvement in North America with a view to establishing a balance of power among the colonizing nations which would eliminate war and encourage commerce' (JFBL). 'Déterminer la nature des divers équilibres propres aux différentes colonies septentrionales et méridionales des peuples de l'Europe, en étudiant les variations de leurs cultures, leur commerce, leur population, leurs différentes distances, etc.' (INED). - Contemporary signature and author's name in blank portion of title.
583San Jose: San Jose Chamber of Commerce circa 1905. Pages 32 pp.16mo. Paper covers bound with staples at spine. Illustrated with black & white photographs. Color printed covers. Small withdrawal stamp from Yale on interior page margin. Very good condition. San Jose: San Jose Chamber of Commerce (circa 1905.) unknown
20019aafZürich, Heidegger, 1763, in-8°, 188 S., geringe Wurmspur in S. 83-104 praktisch ohne Textverlust, unaufgeschnitten, leicht stock- und staubfleckig, Wasserflecken am unteren Rand, unbeschnitten, Broschüre d’attente / Pappband.
18392A Amsterdam, Chez Marc-Michel Rey, 1776. 2 volumes. xx, 389, (3) pp.; (4), 474, (2) pp. 8vo. Contemporary marbled calf, spine gilt with red labels and gilt lettering, red edges. INED 4116; Einaudi A.867; not in Kress; not in Goldsmiths; Leblanc 113; Mattioli 3269. First edition of this very interesting expostion dealing with the laws of society, the relation between men, man and society, natural and positive law, the role of economics, demography, luxury, property, religion, individual liberty, liberty of the press, free speech, etc. etc. and how society should be organized, governed and managed, this is both a work of sociology, economics, politics and legislation seeking the well-being and happiness of societies and population through proper and rational legislation and organization. 'Économie politique. Doctrine plus agrarienne que populationniste, très proche de celle des physiocrates' (INED, giving a long and extensive analysis of the work). There are sections discussing population (Schmid advocates a continuous increase), family life, property (he defends private ownership of land), luxury, religious toleration, (Schmid is in favour), taxation (Schmid favours direct over indirect taxation), commerce (he advocates, among other things, free trade for the colonies and an autonomous government) and war. One of the best expositions of the body of economic thought of the time.Further sections deal with: De l'Autorité souveraine; Des Forces de la Société; Des Rapports d'une Société avec les autres Sociétés; Du bonheur de la Société; Des Loix positives. George-Louis Schmid (or Schmidt), born in Avenstein in 1720, entered the service of the Duke of Saxe-Weimar and retired in 1757 to Nyon in the Vaud. He had close relations with Voltaire, Diderot and d'Alembert and the other leading philosophes of the 18th century. He belonged, together with authors such as Rillet de Saussure, Delolme and Iselin to a group of important Swiss authors actively participating in the European debates of those days and historians now believe that Swiss authors like these were unique in their attempts to reconcile traditional republican and Christian standards of social justice with the imperatives of economic growth. For this reason, they came to occupy a central position in European debates and the essay competitions of the Economic Society of Bern were closely watched elsewhere in Europe. - Some occasional browning. An excellent copy of a scarce work.
1920025488Seattle: Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club. Approx 32 pages. Full of illustrations from the 1920's. The chamber was trying to entice settlers into the area. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 10" Tall . VG Plus or Better. Pictorial Pamphlet. 2nd Edition of May 1920. 1920. Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club unknown
4aa677Blattgröße 455 x 347 cm. Russisch untertitelt fleckig. unknown
1867ST20572Hamilton Scotland: W. Naismith 1867. FIRST EDITION. 168 x 106 mm. 6 1/2 x 4 1/4". vii 183 pp. <br/> In the very rare original green paper wrappers. Spine cocked wrappers somewhat soiled spine with paper beginning to lift along the bottom inch of the rear joint other minor exterior defects but the volume solid and internally in excellent condition. QUITE A GOOD COPY of a fragile inexpensively produced volume one would expect to find in shambles.<br/> <br/> Told in the form of letters drawn from the author's actual correspondence as well as his contemporary journals this first-hand account by a young sailor of the transatlantic slave trade in the years 1800-04 brings those horrific voyages vividly to life. At the same time the author writing in direct unvarnished prose makes it clear he is at least as much an observer of difficult sea life in general as he is concerned with the abolition of a great evil. In the preface Robinson 1786-1875 explains his reasons for publishing this record of his time aboard a slave ship: "I have heard so many gross misstatements respecting West Indian slavery and the horrors of the 'Middle Passage' that I formed the resolution should time be allowed me to give the result of my own experience . . . in order to disabuse the minds of many well-meaning people." He is rightly aware that some readers may be offended by unconvincing apology in an account encumbered with naïveté : "It is doubtless the opinion of many that I put myself into a wrong position and incurred blame and obloquy by entering into this obnoxious trade at all. It may be so; I will not dispute the matter. I certainly did not feel myself comfortable or at home in the service. But let it be remembered in my favour that the trade was then a lawful one; whilst at the same time I was induced to enter it by what is called an accidental circumstance . . . and an irresistible desire for a seafaring life so completely carried me away that it became a matter of perfect indifference to me where the ship went if not to the bottom provided I was aboard of her--or in what trade engaged if not a pirate." As indicated the letters originating in various ports in England West Africa and the West Indies depict a harsh life at sea for all involved but most especially for the wretches who made up the ship's cargo. An accident on board nearly cost Robinson his foot and ended his career at sea just a year before in his words "the united voice of a generous and philanthropic people" passed the Emancipation Bill into law ending British participation in the slave trade. The phrasing here makes it clear our narrator had his heart mostly in the right place. This is a very rare book which is not surprising for a pocket-sized work from a provincial press near Glasgow issued in insubstantial paper wrappers. OCLC records just two copies in libraries both in the UK while RBH and ABSA seem to list no copies at auction except the present one. W. Naismith unknown
1858ZB377700Washington: 1858. 4 pp issued as 35th Congress 1st Session SRC 285; light chipping at spine now in self wrappers complete but good only; the open sea may be a common highway for the world but British armed vessels may not interfere with ships flying the American flag under the pretext of suppressing the slave trade or for any other reason Great Britain must be made to understand this and the Senate is ready to fully support the President in sending a naval force to the Gulf of Mexico to protect American commerce in those infested seas. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Washington: unknown
534Southern Pacific Co. & Chamber of Commerce Stockton Cal. 1901. 11� x 9� unfolded. Single sheet of stiff card stock folded in half. 1/2 left blank with ruled lines for addressing as a postcard. Illustrated with black & white photographs. Advertising San Joaquin County Cal. and Stockton. Minor soiling. In very good condition. Southern Pacific Co. & Chamber of Commerce, Stockton, Cal. 1901. unknown
28779n.p. Sunset Press c. 1930. Pages 16 pp.9� x 16� unfolded. Stapled at spine. Printed paper covers folded. Illustrated with black & white photos and large map. Center two-page spread map of the Central Valley from Lodi to Bakersfield showing the remnants of Tulare Lake. Very good condition. (n.p.) Sunset Press c. 1930. unknown
20122090502113717980Not Available 2012. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
1800100005<p>1800. Small card on normal paper measuring c. 10 x 7 cm. for this dealer in mirrors from Aachen. Text in French and German in a decorative border. No date late 18th/early 19th century</p>
180074375Lewiston ME: A. Thompson 1800. Large business card measuring 4 7/8 x 3 1/2 inches. Printed on pink paper it advertises Pitcher and E. E. Pomeroy a jeweler both of Lewiston. There is a window on the right and there is another card attached via a brad on the back of the pink card. Above the window we read "Our Next President" and below we read "If Not Your Choice Turn the Bottom Card Around." A portrait of Jas. A. Garfield is in the window but if one turns the rear card around the portrait is of his adversary W. S. Hancock. There are further printed ads on the rear card. Some aging but a very good example of this clever form of advertising. A. Thompson unknown
1775100006<p>1775. Small card c. 6 x 9cm. Text in Dutch in a decorative border with handwritten note at the bottom. A couple of small pinholes at the top. De Ruth will teach a.o. French and will lodge people.</p>
1927250121New York: William Edwin Rudge 1927. First Edition. One of 50 copies specially bound with a double-page frontispiece color reproduction of a trade card for a Mitchell & Crosdale Philadelphia dealer in Sperm Whale Lard & Tanners Oils Candes Rice & c. of Whale killing. XLIV plates uncut. 25 pages of text. 1 vols. 4to. Bound in quarter vellum and patterned boards. Very Fine in remains of original glassine. First Edition. One of 50 copies specially bound with a double-page frontispiece color reproduction of a trade card for a Mitchell & Crosdale Philadelphia dealer in Sperm Whale Lard & Tanners Oils Candes Rice & c. of Whale killing. XLIV plates uncut. 25 pages of text. 1 vols. 4to. William Edwin Rudge unknown
189076420San Bernardino: Greene & Wastell ca. 1890. Each card is lithographed in colors on stiff stock and measures 6 x 11 inches. All bear the image of a famous American with the exception of the Shakespeare card a portrait of each a view of their residence a quote attributed to them and a facsimile of their signature. The subjects are Thomas Jefferson John Greenleaf Whittier Abraham Lincoln and William Shakespeare. The Whittier card has a tiny bit of the upper left corner absent hard to discern but on the whole they are bright fresh and clean.The firm as quite a successful one in the early history of San Bernardino; ""This firm by their indomitable pluck and enterprise have built up a trade during the past two years thatis second to none in the city. They opened up in business in San Bernardino in October 1889 in one-half of the store they now occupy in the post office block. Business grew at such a rapid rate that they soon had to obtain possession of the other half of the store which they succeeded in doing. When they enlarged their store a large stock of new goods was added to the already magnificent stock. They now have about $35000 stock on hand of the finest goods in the clothing and dry goods line in the state" San Bernardino Courier January 1 1892. Sadly we cannot determine who the printer was. Greene & Wastell hardcover
1800100009<p>1800. Card c. 16 x 95 cm. Text in Dutch within a decorative border. It seems that there were more cards printed on the same sheet as the border at the bottom is different and the ones at the sides seem to continue.</p>
1870102423Trade card no place no date but circa 1870. Size: 11 x 14 cm. Printed on paper. small defect on the top margin. <br /><br />Charming trade card. One side shows a picture in black and white of four happy girls in the four seasons wearing shoes suitable to the weather and the details about where to obtain to shoes. The other side shows a picture of two children standing on the beach in colour with the text "Sister - tell me what do the wild waves say" Silver tipped shoes only for children at play! Birch Bark - Chromo no. 1. I have dated this from another version of this card for Edward T. Merill a shoe dealer in Portland Maine.
37490TRADE CARD T.H. WEBSTER TEACHER OF ARCHITECTURE PERSPECTIVE &. London: circa 1810. Engraved card. 2 5/8 x 3 7/8 inches. Webster 1772-1844 revised John Imison's Elements of Science and Art in 1808 On the blank verso he has added his address: No. 6 Clipstone Street. unknown
