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183667110175 pages 1 folding map Gallia Vetus pencil inscription to endpapers "S S Palmer…1839" Published by E Williams et Fil hardcover
18672504010023ex Typographeo imperiali Parisiis 1867. Hardcover. Good. 2 volumes. Tall quartos 30 cm. Hardcover. Rebound in library buckram. Good binding and cover. Library stamps and markings. 3p. XXVIII pp. 331pp.; 3p. 406pp. This is an oversized or heavy book which requires additional postage for international delivery outside the US. ex Typographeo imperiali, Parisiis hardcover
18131145565Matthew Carey Johnson and Warner 1813. Hard cover. Fair/No jacket. For Latin readers.<br /> <br /> Cover is worn and rubbed on the top edge and outer edge with the back cover corner being bumped creased and chipped. The front and back hinges are worn with the top edge of the spine being chipped. Binding is tight. Ink inscriptions from previous owners on the front and back inside covers with pages throughout the book being foxed and creased otherwise pages are legible and attached to binding.<br /> <br /> As is what you would probably expect from a book that's been around since 1813. Matthew Carey, Johnson and Warner unknown
1866100130841Henri plon 1866. Bon état bords frottés intérieurs propres. in4. 1866. Relié. Henri plon unknown
1865mon0000344463Plon 1865. Hardback. Very Good. Two Volumes in French; 280mm x 190mm; bound in full Green morocco binding; five raised bands to spine; gilt titles bright; bright full gilding to all three edges of the book block; no signatures or library stamps; slight foxing to prelims otherwise both volumes are remarkably clean; some wear to the leather on the spines and at the corners; with bookplate of Leopold de Rothschild noted race horse owner and banker two endpapers of both volumes; orignally from the Rothschild Library at Ascott House Plon hardcover
180517929Paris 1805. 8vo. Allais Contemporary half red morocco and marbled paper sides gold-tooled spine and brown sprinkled edges. With 6 engraved plates including 3 folding designed by Redouté and Barraband and executed by Bouquet. XIV 224 pp. First edition of the natural and mythological history of the ibis illustrated with beautifully engraved designs. The author Marie Jules-César Lelorgue de Savigny 1777-1851 gives an account of the black and white ibis their mythical position in ancient Egypt with the several cults that existed their natural habitat and the answer to the question whether they eat snakes and why or not. Six numbered engravings illustrate the work showing the black and white ibis close-ups from the beak and leg and some ancient illustrations. H.J. Redouté and Barraband designed the illustrations. Both were extraordinary good artists and probably two of the greatest illustrators of natural history of all time. We only know Redouté as such because Barraband died rather young. However by that time he had already made beautiful ornithological illustrations for Levaillant's works on parrots and birds of paradise. De Savigny's Description de l'Egypte appeared during the years 1809-1830 in which he published his observations and investigations made during the military expeditions of Napoleon's army to Egypt in the years 1798-1801. The section dealing with natural history was printed in 4 volumes in 1809-1820 with plates designed by J.H. Redouté and Barraband and executed by Bouquet. The present work is a sort of "preview" of this grander project here only focussing on the ibis.With an autograph dedication by the author on the half-title and two partially damaged book plates on the front pastedown "Bibliothèque du Chateau de . = erased" and "Bibliothèque . E. Me. . = erased". The binding shows signs of wear with rubbed boards the first four leaves after the title page are trimmed short the final leaf is torn without affecting the illustration and there is some foxing and browning throughout. Otherwise in good condition.l Nissen Vogelbücher 819; Ronsil 2718; not in Anker. hardcover
181641209Paris: Deterville 1816. First Edition. . Hardcover. G/No Jacket. Corners slightly rubbed; head and tail of spine a little worn; some foxing; foxing to some plates o/w contents vg; 118 240p plates some coloured. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall <br/> <br/> Deterville hardcover