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1780397961780. Imprimerie de Demonville, 1780. Format 19x24 cm, broche, 24 pages. Une tache grasse sur seconde la moitie du cahier, les premieres pages ont subit dans leurs marges une restauration ancienne. Le document est authentique, completement lisible. Etat acceptable.
17671215711767 Chez Nourse, A Londres - M.DCC.LXVII. (1767) - Trois volumes in-4 (21cm X 26cm), reliure plein veau blond raciné, dos à 5 nerfs, caissons, fleurons, titre et tomaison en doré, étiquette de titre sur fond rouge - 527 pages + 643 pages + 747 pages - Illustrations et cartes dépliantes illustrées en N&B hors-texte
1781814581781 A Salomopolis, chez Androphile, à la Colonne inébranlable. 1781. Seconde édition retouchée par le Fr. Circonspect. 1 vol in-8 ( 20x12 cm), broché ( brochage d'époque), étiquette de titre collée au dos. 546 pages. PHOTOS SUR DEMANDE
1708arm372pp manuscrites brochées 33.5*21 cm. Texte relativement facile à lire pour le peu que l'on comprenne le vocabulaire juridique de l'époque
1774118123Rhey Amsterdam Rhey 1774. In-12 relié pleine basane blonde dos à nerfs ornés, pièces de titre maroquin rouge. Tranches rouges. 476 pages. Mademoiselle de Chaseuil. Question d'Etat. Le fruit d'un adultère peut-il être légitime ? Mariage attaqué après vingt-quatre ans de cohabitation, et après la mort de la femme. Mariage entre le beau-frère et la belle-soeur. Bénéficier d'adultère. Bon état
1788170271788 br. in-4, 60pp., Aix J.B. Mouret 1788
1773169861773 en ff. in-4, 51pp., Aix Vve Augustin Adibert 1773
178798311787 basane mouchetéé, dos à n. (rel. fatiguée, mq. coiffes, mors fendillés mais état intérieur correct et couture solide). in-8, 139pp., et titre, 260pp., (1f.), s.l. , s.n., 1787, - P. Rondonneau et Baudoin 28 ventôse an III
178778231787 A Paris, Chez Buisson, Libraire, M.D.CC.LXXXVII (1787) avec approbation et privilège du Roi, reliure pleine peau d'époque, dos à 5 nerfs, pièce de titre maroquin rouge, titre et caissons dorés, VIII+512 pages, suivi de Recueil d'Arrêts rendus au Parlement de Bordeaux, 154 pages, 20x26x4,5 cm. Bon état, rares rousseurs (voir photos).
1781167001781 basane claire, dos lisse. in-8, (2ff.), XXIV-234pp. ; 108pp.; 72pp., Genève 1781, Paris 1776
178415431784 1784 Philadelphie (Lausanne), 1784, E.O.1 volume in-8 demi veau marbré brun nettement postérieur, dos à cinq nerfs orné, VIII et 231 pages.Bel état.
1771GIT00de0A Paris chez Jean Nully 1771. In-8 3ff n ch 667pp. Pleine basane havane, dos à nerfs orné de compartiments dorés, pièce de titre grenat, tranches brique, rel époque. Coiffes usées avec manque en queue sur le dos (4cm), coins émoussés, coupes frottées.
17382732Leipzig, Saalbachischen Schriften, 1738. 17 cm, 334 S. u. Register, Org.-Pappb. d. Zeit mit braunem Rückenschild [2 Warenabbildungen]
170159915aozVera Institute of Justice 2017-01-01. Hardcover. Very Good. Signed by Other. Signed by Herb Sturz with inscription on front free endpaper. Hardbound with pictorial cover no dust jacket. No text markings noted mild wear. Vera Institute of Justice hardcover
1765482The Hague: Henricus Justice 1765. First Thus. Hardcover. Very good. Light rubbing to joints with light edgewear. Light foxing throughout otherwise clean texts. Bindings square & tight. Complete in five volumes bound in three. 8vo. 6.25 x 9.5 in. 18 139 1; 14 142; 6 155 1 2 87 1 pp. Bound for Anatole de Montaiglon in polished red quarter-calf over brown marbled paper titled in gilt on spine top edge gilt; with Dutch double-comb marbled endpapers. Numerous vignettes plates & portraits by Venetian engraver Giovanni Marco Pitteri. Vol. 5 contains the Index by Christoph Saxe; Vol. 2 includes a folding map 'Aeneae Errores' engraved by Herman Condet. Based on the critical text of Pieter Burman and Nicolaas Heinsius. The infamous Henry Justice Lord of the Manor of Rufforth inveterate bibliophile and book-thief was eventually sentenced to exile for robbing the Cambridge University Library before residing in Italy & expiring at The Hague. Henry's wife travel-writer Elizabeth Justice noted that his love of books destroyed their lives and marriage. This set belonged to prolific & notable French librarian Anatole de Montaiglon with his gilt monograms ornamenting spines and exquisite bookplates adorning front pastedowns 'de jour en jour en apprenant mourant'. This deluxe edition is rather scarce because the Empress of Russia Catherine II to whom the final volume is dedicated bought nearly all the copies. An exceedingly uncommon handsome set. Henricus Justice hardcover
1765047101The Hague: Henry Justice 1765. First Edition. Hardcover Full Leather. Very Good Condition. J.L. de Boubers. Full contemporary paneled calf marbled endpapers page edges painted yellow. front hinges rubbed and cracked but intact one lettering piece lacking and the other cracked spines a bit dry. Slight foxing occasionally but generally fine internally and entirely engraved throughout. Full page plates head and tail pieces and vignette illustration throughout. Folding map in volume II. Five volumes bound in two. <br/><br/>The first Justice edition of Virgil engraved throughout in imitation of John Pine's Horace 1737 and published at Justice's great expense between 1757 and 1765 the final work done after Justice's death in 1763. Justice was a prolific book collector and occasional book thief - the latter got him expelled to the colonies in 1736 and later commuted to life in exile on the continent. His wife the travel writer Elizabeth Justice wrote a thinly disguised autobiographical novel about the difficulties of living with a man who would rather destroy their lives than quit buying books Amelia or the Distressed Wife 1751. Size: Octavo 8vo. Illustrator: J.L. de Boubers. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Literature & Literary; Poetry. Inventory No: 047101. Henry Justice hardcover
1765047101The Hague: Henry Justice 1765. First Edition. Hardcover Full Leather. Very Good Condition. J.L. de Boubers. Full contemporary paneled calf marbled endpapers page edges painted yellow. front hinges rubbed and cracked but intact one lettering piece lacking and the other cracked spines a bit dry. Slight foxing occasionally but generally fine internally and entirely engraved throughout. Full page plates head and tail pieces and vignette illustration throughout. Folding map in volume II. Five volumes bound in two. <br/><br/>The first Justice edition of Virgil engraved throughout in imitation of John Pine's Horace 1737 and published at Justice's great expense between 1757 and 1765 the final work done after Justice's death in 1763. Justice was a prolific book collector and occasional book thief - the latter got him expelled to the colonies in 1736 and later commuted to life in exile on the continent. His wife the travel writer Elizabeth Justice wrote a thinly disguised autobiographical novel about the difficulties of living with a man who would rather destroy their lives than quit buying books Amelia or the Distressed Wife 1751. Size: Octavo 8vo. Illustrator: J.L. de Boubers. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Literature & Literary; Poetry. Inventory No: 047101. Henry Justice hardcover books
1765695771 vol. in-8 br.,s.l.n.d. [ Henricus Justice, The Hague, 1765 ], 3 ff., 155 pp.
