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1879031570Chicago: Duncan Brothers 1879. Octavo. 3rd Edition. 101 pages all five leaves of plates are present see the NLM notation Index of major sources. Rollin Robinson Gregg 1828-1886 was a well-known homeopathic physician who believed "Wherever there is suffering to be relieved there MUST be a remedy for it." He applied the principles of Samuel Hahnemann see National Library of Medicine #67020590R. This edition has all five plates illustrating pain events in the torso region presented from different angles. Against a black background striking arrows and shoot across the torso like a constellation map to help homeopaths navigate the course of repertorization by which they designed treatments. The NLM'S Krista Stracka notes that "These diagrams are early examples of infographics a method of visually interpreting complex information without information overload." a very scarce copy bound in publisher's dark brown cloth lettered in gilt spine lettering gilt dark brown coated endpapers wear to spine ends and corners a few small chips to upper joint internally clean and bright without foxing names or bookplates. This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. Very good. Bradford T.L. Homoeopathic bib. of the U.S. p. 93; Winston J. Heritage of homoeopathic lit. p. 62. Duncan Brothers unknown
1879043142<p>Chicago: Duncan Brothers 1879. 101 pages including all five of the called for full page illustrations. Original blind and gilt stamped brown cloth covers show wear at corners and spine ends. There is a one inch space where cloth has worn off near lower edge of spine possibly with the removal of a library sticker. All lettering on covers remain good. Ex-Library with usual markings book plates etc. Library plates on front end leaves have been partially removed. Several stamps on title page. Lacking the blank front free end leaf. Volume remains tight and contents are otherwise clean and intact. Third Edition. Cloth - Hard Cover. Fair/No Dust Jacket.</p> Duncan Brothers
18381762325057ALKPublished by Williamson and Co. London 1838. Hardcover. Acceptable. 1838. No edition remarks. 637 pages. Fully bound brown leather with gilt. Pages with some foxing and tanning particularly to endpapers and textblock edges. Some cracking to hinges and gutters but binding remains firm. Minor pencil inscriptions to front free endpaper. Boards have heavy wear with bumped and abraded corners. Spine ends similarly worn and spine itself strongly scuffed. Gilt dulled. Board surfaces scratched and rubbed. Some insect holes in spine. Published by Williamson and Co., London hardcover
186137151Blackie & Son Ltd. Good. 1861. Leather. One volume is dated 1861 and the other 1863 but they match. Ex-library with spine tag and internal numbers and interesting pastedown. Both volumes are solidly-bound Pages are unmarked and only a little aged but with foxing on title pages. Maps are complete but some are frayed. Nicely marbled endpages and page edges. Black leather covers are quite worn at edges with boards showing in spots. . Blackie & Son Ltd. hardcover
1807842641807. ROLLIN Charles. The Ancient History of the Egyptians Carthaginians Assyrians. Babylonians Medes and Persians Macedonians and Grecians. Boston: Etheridge and Bliss 1807 - 1809. 8 vols. Frontis. in vol. 1 Quarter red morocco and marbled paper boards speckled edges spine gilt with brown and green morocco spine labels. Boards and edges quite worn. Previous owner inscription on title page clipped. Ex-library with bookplates and stamps. American Imprints 13515. Charles Rollin 1661-1741 was a French historian and Jansenist priest. The Ancien Histoire was first published in twelve volumes in Paris between 1730 and 1737. The title page states that this is the 12th edition and we have been unable to find mention of an earlier American edition. unknown
1812773991812. FLOYD WILLIAM. ROLLIN Charles. The Ancient History of the Egyptians Carthaginians Assyrians Babylonians Medes & Persians Macedonians and Grecians. New-York: Printed for Evert Duyckinick and M. and W. Ward 1812. 6 of 8 Vols. Portrait frontis. plates some folded folding maps. Contemporary calf elaborate gilt spines red morocco spine labels marbled endpapers all edges gilt chamfered all edges marbled. Lacks Vols. Two and Five light scattered toning else very good or better. With the ownership signature "Wm. Floyd 1813" on front endpaper of all six volumes. William Floyd 1734-1821 represented New York in the first and second Continental Congresses. Floyd served on several committees and was a Signer of the Declaration of Independence. He served there through 1776 while his property was destroyed in the Revolutionary War. He fought in a New York militia rising to the rank of Major General. He acquired land on the banks of the Mohawk River after the war though it would be a few more years till he would retire there. In 1789 he was elected to the 1st Congress under the new Constitution serving until 1791. After a term in the New York state Senate he retired to his true passion farming. He died in 1821. First published as a one-volume work in 1730 and significantly expanded in subsequent editions. unknown
1823646841823. ROLLIN Charles. ANCIENT HISTORY OF THE EGYPTIANS CARTHAGINIANS ASSYRIANS BABYLONIANS MEDES AND PERSIANS MACEDONIANS AND GRECIANS. Translated from the French. In Two Volumes. Vol. I & II. A New and Improved Edition from the London edition of 1819 with a translation of such notes and quotations as are not rendered in the text and the reduction of the various denominations of coins weights and measures to those of the United States. Illustrated with engravings of Egyptian antiquities &c. And a complete set of ancient geography. Boston: Printed and Published by Samuel Walker Harlem PLace No. 29 Newbury Street. 1823. Engraved title-page in each volume; illustrated with 16 engraved plates and 7 engraved maps some are folded. Two quarto volumes: 614li624 pp.; 212630 pp. Nineteenth century full calf black labels and gilt decoration at spine marbled endpapers. In v. 2 two ink ownerships on the the verso of the engraved title have been crossed through and one has been excised from the title-page leaving a hole near the title. Almost all plates show light to moderate foxing; a few plates have marginal tears or dampstaining; one plate is torn with loss. The maps are generally clean; one map is detached. The paper quality is very good overall despite some sections which have browned and are foxed. In v. 1 two leaves E2 & 3B are torn and missing text and the final free endpaper is missing. The bindings are very edgeworn and scuffed with joints starting. Volume 1 shows loss at heel and crown. A serviceable set but offered with all faults. Of interest but not pertaining to the historical subject is a misogynous poem "The Bachelor's Soliloquy" which is laid-down in v. 1. Written by the Bard of Tower Hall and meant to be a droll advertisement for Bennet's Tower Hall Clothing Bazaar it has several stanzas about the dangers of choosing a bride due to the vanity and cupidity of women and the general expense of keeping one. It is followed by a note also in verse from the bard proclaiming fond love for "ladies fair" but ends with the following couplets: Then ladies and gents if you'll regard / The facts I have been naming / We shall have no need of Lucy Stones / On woman's rights declaiming. unknown
186681<p>1866 calligraphic Family Record certificate in original frame. Manuscript additions in ink: Charles William Rose born March 4 1845 Sarah J. Van Wise born January 23 1851 married July 9 1871 Martha born July 18 1872. Designed and Wholly Executed with a Pen by R. H. Trumbull; Published by Trumbull & Cruver Chicago IL; printed by the Chicago Lithographing & Engraving Co.; copyright Rollin H. Trumbull. shipping charged for frame</p> Trumbull & Cruver
18877781Paris 1887. 4to later brown quarter calf with marbled sides; spine with four raised bands ruled in gilt; two red calf spine labels lettered in gilt. ii 164 pages; 1009 lots; 37 very fine plates. Priced throughout in pencil. Fine. A handsomely bound copy of this scarce catalogue still very important. According to the introduction translated: “The Amécourt collection is renowned above all others; no private collection can compare to it and only the great national museums can rival it yet we are convinced that this comparison would generally be to its advantage; formed with a more modern sensibility it surpasses them in terms of condition and style. All these beautiful coins will be offered at public auction; it will be the most important sale of the century; such a collection will probably never be assembled again.†Babelon 227. Clain-Stefanelli 3688. Grierson 286. Spring 566 also listed under “Most important sales of Roman Imperial coins†and “Most important sales of Byzantine coinsâ€. Ex Kolbe & Fanning’s May 2016 fixed price list; ex Kolbe & Fanning’s 2017 New York Book Sale lot 25 since rebound. unknown
188012924Buffalo N. Y.: Printing House of Matthews Bros. & Bryant. Very Good- with no dust jacket. 1880. First Edition. Hardcover. Original purply-brown cloth gilt lettering faded spine light shelfwear and bumping. Solid binding and clean text. Former owner name on ffep. No ex-lib marks stamps or stickers. ; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall; 134 pages . Printing House of Matthews Bros. & Bryant hardcover
1866Q1211Chicago: Chicago Lithography & Engraving Co. 1866. First Edition. None. Good. Civil War era ornate family record with elaborate Spencerian style calligraphy and flourishingincluding imagery of angels cherubs birds and flowers"designed and wholly executed with a pen by R.H. Trumbull." Single sheet 24 x 20 inches. In Good condition with shallow dampstaining along the bottom edge small chip at the top edge and puncture in the lower right. The areas for recording births marriages and deaths have been filled with information about the Sweet family beginning with William Sweet b. 1829 and his wife Anna b. 1839. It descends to six children born throughout the 1860s their marriages in the 1880s and the death of William and Anna Sweet in 1895. Some of the writing is quite faded but helps illustrate how the record was kept in use through several generations. The lithograph will ship rolled in a tube; cost will be calculated based on buyer location. <br/><br/> Chicago Lithography & Engraving Co. unknown
1809190012<p>13 tomes en 14 volumes. Vol.1 VI 448 pages; vol.2 453 pages; vol. 3 562 pages; vol.4 444 pages; vol.5 559 pages; vol.6 536 pages. All published in 1809. Vol.7 510 pages; vol. 8 550 pages; vol.9 475 pages; vol. 10 348 pages; vol.11 1st. part 306 pages; vol.11 2nd. part 288 pages; vol. 12 337 pages; vol. 13 335 pages. Vols. 7 - 13 published in 1810. Very clean copies in excellent condition. Some pencil and crayon underlining and marginal comment on less than 15 pages in all. There are six foldout engraved maps or charts see photos.</p> Les Libraires associés hardcover
18289279Paris: Rollin. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1828. Map. This map was published in PAris by Rollin in 1828 and depicts the battlefield of Thapse in North Africa showing the town and the military divisions in battle. It is in very good condition full borders as published folds as published plate marks defined right edges a little fragile rebacked using Japanese paper finely detailed measures 16" x 21". A scarce map with North African inset. Images available of this item; 16" x 21" . Rollin unknown
18697853Boston: White SMith & Perry 1869. Softcover. Good-. Quarto 5pp. plus advertisements printed on verso of the last leaf. Engraved title page with an unkind caricature of the narrator. In good condition at best with a contemporary cloth spine done by an amateur partly undont at the base. General closed tears to the edges and pencil writing looks like a neat transcription of another tune on the blank verso of the title page. Some internal pencil markings but nothing disfiguring. Early edition possibly the first of this popular minstrel tune which was published around the same time by numerous outfits. White, SMith & Perry unknown
189126955-A-65066Paris: Rollin et Feuardent 1891. halfcloth marbled boards With XXVI tables with coins from the Merovingians to the Capetians and Republic and 2 plates with monogrammes. -good.-Signs of use on the cover some foxing on the pages but in good condition. Rollin et Feuardent hardcover
1818018475Paris : Chez Carez Thomine et Fortic Libraires 1818. Hardcover. Good. Book: Good/ 1818 . Book: Good/ $100.89 OEUVRES compeltes Histoire Romaine Tome VII. French Edition / ÉDition En FrançAis de ch. ROLLIN Chez Carez Thomine et Fortic Libraires Paris 1818 Nouvelle Edition Small H/c Top Of Spine Cover Is Missing Brown Leather Spine With Title In Polished Gold Letters Hard Cover Book: Good/ Shelf Edge And Corner Wear. 598 Numbered Pages Printed On Tan Paper Browning And Spotting From Aging That Are Clean And Tight To The Spine Appear To Be Lightly Read In Good/ Condition. Pages Are Stiff. No Odor Not Stuck Together No Moisture Stains. D/j: None. This Item Will Be Sent Wrapped In Plastic Taped Shut And In A = Corrugated Mailing B0X. To Prevent Shipping Damage So That It Will Arrive In The Description Described Which Applies To This B00K Only. = No Odors No Writing No Names No Rippling Not Stuck Together No Book Plate Not X~Library No Other Marks. = Will Make It An Excellent Addition To Your Own Personal Library Collection Or As A Gift For The Discriminating Reader / Collector. = WORLD WIDE SHIPPING AVAILABLE <br/> <br/> Chez Carez, Thomine et Fortic, Libraires, hardcover
184573<p><strong>Avec notes et éclaircissements sur les sciences les arts l'industrie et le commerce des anciens par Émile Bères. Chamerot Libraire-Éditeur Paris 1845. </strong></p><p>--- Edges untrimmed. Uncut copy. Foxing on pages. Some wear at covers.</p> Chamerot, Libraire-Éditeur paperback
188647582New York: Charles Rollin Brainard 1886. paper wrappers. 8vo. paper wrappers. 8 pages. Contains an editorial in favor of the formation of a proofreaders' union a discussion of constitutional guarantees of a free press miscellaneous notes and an essay on the upcoming unveiling of the Statue of Liberty with praise for the efforts of The New York Worldin raising funds for the project. Soiled chipped torn at spine. Charles Rollin Brainard unknown
1855biblio39828Rollin's The Ancient History. Volumes 2345 and 6 missing 1st volume. London: William Teg and Co. Revised Corrected and Illustrated with Maps. 1855.NearFine Hardcover. Brown Leather spines and corners Marbles boards endpapers and edges. Minimal edge wear Some surface damage to the back board of the 2d volume otherwise The Set is in an Excellent condition Clean Unmarked throughout Strong tight bindings and hinges smooth edges. 8.5"x5.5". be35722s. William Teg and Co. hardcover
180725-505<p>From "Extract" page iii: Extgract froj Mon. Rollin. I have oftern wished there were some books expressly drawn up in Latain for the use of children upon their first encoounter on this studty. These compositions should be clear easy ad agreeable."</p><p>An early Latin Text Book. No internal markings. Edgeworn.</p><p>Please see photographs.</p> w.A. Davis, Printer. Printed for T&J Swords, E. Duyckinck, P.A.Mesier, and Brisban & Brabbab, hardcover
186917814New York: S. T. Gordon 1869. 2nd. Original boards. Second edition. Small 8vo. 2 3-74 pp. Illustrations of music chords. Tan cloth with printed green paper covering front and rear boards. Owner name in pencil; handwritten pencil notes on music inside rear cover; wear to extremities; some chipping to green paper; light foxing throughout. A very good copy of a scarce work on teaching the rudiments of music designed especially for pupils studying the Piano-forte Organ or Melodeon. S. T. Gordon unknown
180747708Roma Poggioli 1807/1808. Voll. 14 in bross. coeve con mancanze ai dorsi pp. 350 circa a volume errori nella numerazione delle pagine ma buon esemplare completo Roma, Poggioli unknown
182321415G. Walker Bookseller. 1823. Hardcover. Fair. Lacking maps. Full leather bound cover is scuffed and lightly soiled wear to extremities including chipping and tearing caps are chipped corners are worn but cover is in fair condition. Boards and spine are straight. Gutters are cracked but otherwise binding is tight. Former owners' names written in antiquated ink on front end sheet. Pages are toned have foxing and some soiling but are in fair condition. . G. Walker Bookseller hardcover
182321414G. Walker Bookseller. 1823. Hardcover. Poor. Lacking maps. Full leather bound cover has a cracked front hinge scuffing and soiling back strip is chipped and corners are worn. Boards and spine are straight. Front gutter is cracked but otherwise binding is tight. Former owner's name written on front end sheet in antiquated ink. Pages are toned soiled have foxing and are in fair condition. . G. Walker Bookseller hardcover
1827874M26London: G. Cowie and Co. 1827. Leather. Very Good. 8.5" by 5.5". Not Stated. A uniformly bound set of Charles Rollin's famous Ancient History translated from the French; complete in three volumes. A new edition of this set in half calf bindings in three volumes. Illustrated with a portrait frontispiece of Rollin and seven plates to Volume I. Illustrated with a folding map to the frontispiece of Volume II and a map to the frontispiece of Volume III. Bound without the plate 'Graecia Magna' meant to face page 203 and the plate 'Expedition of Cyrus' meant to face page 262 of Volume I. Bound without the plate 'Retreat of the Ten Thousand' meant to face page 199 and the plate 'Expedition of Alexander' meant to face page 540 of Volume II.Charles Rollin 1661-1741 was a French historian and educator. This three-volume set contains his famous history on the ancient Egyptians Carthaginians Assyrians Babylonians Medes Persians Grecians and Macedonians. Translated from the original French. In half calf bindings. Externally fairly smart with shelf wear to the boards and rubbing to the spines and extremities. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean except for the odd spot to the first and last few pages. Very Good G. Cowie and Co. hardcover
