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102630Zoe Editions Zoe, 2004, 381 p., broché, quelques griffures sur le premier plat, bon état pour le reste et intérieur bien propre.
1805GIT008faA Paris à la Librairie Economique 1805. 2 ouvrages en 1vol in-12 LVI 94 128pp. Demi basane noire à petits coins de vélin, dos lisse orné de filets, 1 fleuron, 1 pa,ier de fruits et des palmettes dorés, plats papier rose, rel époque. Orné de 2 frontispices réunissant chacun 5 scènes finement gravées. Petit exemplaire décoratif.
1955AUB-8968Zurich, éd. Silva 1955. Bel exemplaire relié, couverture pleine toile, dos avec titre doré, jaquette conservée, in-4 relié, 134 pages avec introductions et illustrations.
15638Beau portrait. Beau tirage XVIIè sur vergé. en feuille Très bon Paris Balthasar Montcornet 18 x 13 cm
4048Lausanne, Spes 1942, 175x130mm, 123pages, broché. Dédicacé.
93027A Paris, chez Troupenas, Editeur de Musique, Successeur de Mme Vve Nicolo, sans date (ca 1929), 1 volume in-folio de 350x270 mm environ, 393 pages, broché avec dos toilé. Des rousseurs, couverture avec bordures fendillées, petite galerie dans la marge des premières pages, quelques coins pliés.
LCI-1574Paris, Grus 1830ca 1 In 4 demi cuir, dos à nerf 399[pp]
QWA-6587Paris, A l'enseigne du pot cassé, 1928, in-12 br., 221 p., coll. "Scripta Manent", N° 805/2500 sur papier Chesterfield, drame écrit par Schiller en 1800 et traduit de l'allemand par M. de Barante, illustré de bois par Louis-William Graux, bon état.
64416aafLenzburg, Drei Kreis Verlag, s. d., (1962), gr. in-8vo, 42 p., ill., reliure en demi-toile originale.
122434aafFayard, 1988, in-8vo, 476 p., + 8 planches en n./b., envoi sur 5 lignes pour Pierre Languetin signé par l’auteur. brochure originale.
125500aafà Paris, chez Tessari et Cie, Rue du Cloître Notre-Dame N° 4, s.d., vers 1820, 29x37 cm (image avec texte), gravure sur cuivre, 1 feuille (31x37 cm). Pte déchirure marginale en bas.
125501aafLith. de Fr. Wentzel à Wissembourg, s.d., vers 1850, 19.5 x 15.5 cm, lithographie originale coloriée à la main (couleurs fortes), papier lég. bruni 1 feuille 27.5x36 cm.
125502aafLith. de Fr. Wentzel à Wissembourg, s.d., vers 1850, 19.5 x 15.5 cm, lithographies originales en noir / 4 lithogr. Tafeln zusammen, 4 feuilles (de 27.5x36 cm.).
125504aaf(à Paris) J.P. Quénot direx:, Galerie du Palais Royal (Steube), s.d., vers 1820, 32x36 cm, lithographie en noir, 1 feuille.
Milano, Bietti, s.d. (primi del sec. XX), in-16, br. edit., pp. 96. Copertina a col. che raffigura il celebre episodio "della mela".
Mm 105x150 Brossura di pp. 99, stampa all'antiporta, lacune al dorso e al piatto anteriore, testo ben fruibile. Resoconto di viaggio in Svizzera nei suoi aspetti naturalistici e non. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALL'ORDINE.
Book is in excellent condition, with very light scuffing/shelf wear to covers only. Binding is solid and square, covers have sharp corners, exterior shows no other blemishes, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind. 247 pages with music and lyrics to about 100 classic songs: In a little red barn, In the gloaming, Lognlong ago, The quilting party, Sunrise, sunset, Try to remember, Billy boy, Lazy afternoon, Tell my why, Sweet genevieve, Wait for the wagon, Honest ploughman, School days, Work for the night is coming, Frosty the snow man, Jack and jill, The skaters, Little brown jug, et.
201248059København 2012. Orig. papbind. 490 pp. unknown
19410115471941 The letter reads "Dear "Hoof" 1 Today has been a rather long day. Sunday usually a holiday finds me on watch twice four hours each time from three fourty five to eight in the morning and the same time in the evening. I'm at "Operations" as asst duty officer with a commander in charge. The place is rather quiet at present. The place is quiet most of the time but the minute we have a crash or fire etc. the place hums with activity. We are in charge of the whole base for four hour shifts. If the emergency is to much for me to handle I call the Commander if he doesn't want the responsible duty he passes it on to the head of the station who is at home asleep. We have had three crashes in two weeks here. When a crash is reported fire engines ambulances police wrecking crews etc. leave here directed by "Operations". If the accidents at sea we send boats planes ships in vicinity etc. A dive bomber in the hanger next to us didn't come out of a dive and buried itself & the crew of two 15 feet underground ! A mere six miles from home. Well - Oh! We got a letter from John Carroll 2 who is now or was then at Pearl Harbor. Ele and I may be there in three or four weeks but no news yet only idle rumors and we may be in the East for all I know. It was and this is Nov. 9 97 degrees here today. Ele and I went to the beach on a party yesterday & I'm brown and she's black. No fooling she looks like a "Mulato" with a red bandana to hold her hair back. This is a truly wonderful spot and I wish . could see it. Sorry we can't stay here instead of moving. Bud Miller spent the last week-end here. I told you we had been to Don Ameches home with Polly Ameche and Dons four children didn't I He has a cute little place he bought from . for no fooling a half-million. 375000 for the place & 70000 to furnish it! It looks like a movie set. The Island has or did you know that we live on an island Quite a wonderful view. Sort of like the sketch below. With a hand drawn map of Coronado and islands The place is really wonderful - 150 new planes flew over in formation last week! Beach is good on three sides of island. We go in all winter if were here. Can't write much more Joe so I'll wait to here from you. John Roosevelt 3 is here as an Ensign too by the way & is a real fellow. A good sport & not at all a prude - works hard. You should here Millers Mice !!! Well Ta. Ta. and all my love honey. Love to Mom & Dad Viv 4 & Dot 5 . & Miller Uncle Joe & etc. Your ugly brother Stan.As best as I can tell - 1 "Hoof" is reference to his brother Charles Backus who was killed in 1965 while foxhunting when his horse failed to make a jump and landed on top of him. 2 There are several John Carroll's associated with Pearl Harbor. 3 John A. Roosevelt the President's son joined the US Navy in early 1941. At the US Naval Station in San Diego young Roosevelt applied for sea duty in early 1942 where he saw sea duty in the Pacific Combat zone. 4 "Viv" possibly his sister Virginia Standish. 5 "Dot" possibly his sister Mrs. Dorothy Lunken. Stan Backus Jr. received a BA from Princeton in 1933. After studying painting for a year in Europe he moved to California. Late in the year of 1940 he was commissioned Ensign in the U. S. Naval Reserve and on March 6th 1941 reported for active duty as a Specialist in Net and Boom Defenses. Thereafter he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant on Dec. 1 1942 and to Lieut. Commander on July 20 1945. In May 1945 Commander Backus was assigned as a Combat Artist to the Navy's Office of Public Info and shortly thereafter left for duty in the Pacific to cover Naval operations in the war area. He was aboard the USS Missouri for the Japanese surrender 9/2/45. In 1955-56 he traveled with Admiral Richard Byrd to Antarctica as part of "Operation Deepfreeze" to record images of the exploration. A NOTED ARTIST. paperback
19973560Ediciones Caleuche 1997 Broché - Couverture glacée illustrée éditeur rempliée - 175 pages Très bon état 380 g
52 pages. Contains music, lyrics and guitar chords for the following songs: She Drives Me Crazy; Good Thing; I'm Not the Man I Used To Be; I'm Not Satisfied; Tell Me What; Don't Look Back; It's OK (It's Alright); Don't Let it Get You Down; As Hard as it is; Ever Fallen in Love; Johnny Come Home. Two pages of colour photos, four pages of black and white photos. Clean and unmarked with light wear. Poster still mounted inside back cover. Nice copy. Book
200125253Köln, DuMont, 2001. 431 S. mit Ill. 27 x 20 cm, Leinen mit OSchU [3 Warenabbildungen]
19612090502113717664Not Available 1961. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
192 pages. Features: Mush - A Return to Romanticism?; Four Loves Stories - colour photos of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Boone, Mr. and Mrs. J. Strom Thurmond, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mejia, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Armstrong; The Happy, Happy Happy Nelsons - Ozzie and Harriet and family; The Best Man, '72 - Gore Vidal on Ralph Nader; The Fitzgerald-Perkins Papers; Edgar Smith's Pre-Posthumous conversation with himself; God's Ears - colour photos of African ear adornments; Walking my Dog on the West Side, by Jose Yglesias; The Demolition Downton - a one-act play by Tennessee Williams; Great Colour cartoon section with text by Harvey Kurtzman; Neighbors, by Raymond Carver; Six Economists tell you where to invest $10,000 - if you have it - Alan Greenspan, Raymond J. Saulnier, Eliot Janeway, Robert Kekachman; Sportswear color photo section; Nice colour photo ad for the Ford Capri; Great colour photo add for Lee clothing inside back cover features gent in purple velvet cord suit; Back cover color photo Marlboro ad. Average wear. A sound copy. Magazine
19265965ABZürich, Fretz AG, 1926. 8°. 33 S. Mit 7 handkol. Holzschnitten v. Willi Harwerth. Illustr. Orig.-Pappband in Orig.-Pappschuber + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden + (Schuber berieben und bestossen).