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1970110929New York, Samuel Weiser Inc. 1970 In-8 21,5 x 13,5 cm. Reliure éditeur toile noire, sous jaquuette illustrée rouge, 151 pp., 6 figures, sommaire. Tirage limité à 750 exemplaires. Bon état.
202205696Paris, Editions de la grande conjonction , 1980 ; in-8, 239 pp., br.
202201099Paris, s.e., 1982 ; in-8, 550 pp., br. Couverture abimée usée.
1978110931Franksville, Wis. USA, Uranian Publications, Inc. 1978 In-8 22 x 13,5 cm. Reliure éditeur toile verte, titre doré sur le dos et le premier plat, non paginé, mots-clés des planètes. Exemplaire en très bon état.
201115587Paris, Jacques grancher , 1996 ; in-8, br.
19608988Portland Oregon 1960. 10" x 7" black leather 3-ring binder silver ink and label sticker to spine front hinge cracked articles fixed to both pastedowns rings full of articles and notes with several others laid in. <br /> <br /> Astrological reference notebook belonging to Portland area astrologer Helen McFarland who advertised readings and classes in Portland area newspapers from about 1937 until 1963. She specialized in scientific astrology and offered personal and business counseling. Her husband held many offices in his local masonic lodge and was a member of the Scottish Rite.<br /> <br /> The majority of this collection is articles from astrology magazines that she has organized and notated. Publications included are American Astrology International Astrology Wynn's Astrology Magazine Horoscope and World Astrology Magazine. Some noteable authors included are Manly P. Hall and Dane Rudhyar. There are several handwritten pages in the binder rings and laid in. There is also one typed page copied from "Your Place Among the Stars" by Evangeline Adams. Most of the articles are dated between 1936-1940 with one as late as 1960. unknown
D3808likely Paris early 19th century. 77pp. Manuscript on paper in French written in a uniform script in a significantly later hand c.1800 docketed copie dun ecrit de cet auteur the manuscript is a complete transcription of a fair copy of an astrological treatise which first appeared in 1555 written by prominent French astrologer and doctor Jacques de Viard; according to the dedication it was first transcribed in 1573 or 1574 when Viard would have been 56 years old. Containing three pen and ink diagrams depicting the twelve astrological houses with signs for the planetary rulership and planetary joys. Original 19th century wrappers; edges uniformly browned slightly brittle. The treatise is dedicated to Charles IX of France 1550-1574 who at the time of the original transcription c.1573 would have been suffering with tuberculosis and in his last year of life. The text was possibly revived at the request of the ailing king who like many of his peers relied on astrology to predict the future and distinguish the true from the false in their lives. This 19th century copy is an important record and is confirmation of the existence of this text. <br/><br/>Jacques de Viard describes himself as Docteur en chacune faculté: Astrophil Medecin Conseiller et Phisiologue ordinaire du Roy et de la Royne and was an advisor who was intimately associated with the French court. Viard had also published the Fatal Diurnal 1567 a philosophical work which associated him with the prophetic Nostradamus. Nostradamus b.1503 a French physician and astrologer was the official court physician King Charles IX from 1564 until his death in 1566. It is possible Viard had become acting physician-in-ordinary or counselor to the King after Nostradamus death. Undeniably Viard was part of that circle in which prophecies horoscope and conspiracies dominated 16th century; astrology and sky observations played an important role in the courts of Europe at this time. This rare treatise is a fine example which confirms these popular notions. It is an exceptional survival of Viards collected studies on astrology. Viards treatise is dominated by the traditional division of astrology systems into twelve houses the horoscopes whose positions depend on time and location rather than on date. Furthermore the houses are also grouped together by Triplicity a theory which places one of the four elements fire earth air and water in the zodiac sign which it rules. It is possible Viard may have tried to give new elements or theories in his treatise for this branch of astrology in order to satisfy one of the Kings last requests. Rare transcription from a fair copy of an important 16th century astrological text by Jacques de Viard. Made for or associated with the royal court of King Charles IX of France. unknown
1919405906New York: Triplicity Company 1919. Some light browning and handling wear but generally in very good condition. Folding sheet 16.5 x 27 inches. Printed in red and black. A popular divination chart that "combines the ancient medieval and modern interpretation of the playing cards. Triplicity Company unknown
19859011N.p.: Thomas R. Anderson 1985. 18x24" printed in black on cream colored stock with illustrations and signed by Anderson. Pin holes at corners and upper edge one small edge tear and a few smudges. Rolled. Very good. <br /> <br /> An attractive poster which plots the predicted path of Halley's Comet prior to its return in 1986. Anderson thanks Yeomans in the credits for his calculations mentioning he was only .6" arc off from his predicted position when Halley's was recovered in October 1982. Anderson provides a scientific overview of the construction of comets a predicted timeline against a backdrop of the zodiac constellations myth and history around the comet and information on Halley and telescopes. <br /> <br /> We find no mention of this poster in OCLC nor elsewhere.<br /> <br /> . Thomas R. Anderson unknown
19206565Englewood N.J.: Leona La Mar 1920. 8vo 46pp. Printed card wrappers with portrait of LaMar on front. Heavily toned and soiled small split at top and bottom of spine. Former owner's name to title page which has some spotting. Rear "Question Blank Coupon" has been removed and presumably sent to LaMar at some point. A good sound copy. <br /> <br /> Interesting and scarce pitch-book sold at performances by the popular American mentalist and vaudeville performer Leona LaMar 1883-1941. At the height of her fame in the 1910s-1920s LaMar grossed $2500 per week for her shows. Discusses the development of mental powers including telepathy and genius prophecy character reading through features astrology etc. We identify a couple other iterations of this booklet with varying paginations and titles though each cover bears her billing as "The Girl with 1000 Eyes." We find no holdings for this book nor others from LaMar in OCLC. Leona La Mar unknown
19138197London: Humphrey Milford / Oxford University Press 1913. First edition. 2 vols 8vos in English and the original Syriac. clxxviii 614 Syriac text paginated right to left and xxv 804pp. Title pages in 2 colors. Bound in publisher's red cloth with gilt spine titles in plain printed jackets. Near fine books in very good jackets with some wear and light staining. <br /> <br /> First edition of Budge's important translation of the great Syriac "Book of Medicines" edited from a manuscript that was in his possession and an English translation of the same. The work is uncredited but was translated from Greek into Syriac by a physician who was likely a Nestorian and perhaps attached to one of the great medical schools at Edessa Amid or Nisibis. The first section is a series of lectures which give detailed descriptions of human anatomy prescriptions for and descriptions of various diseases and is fundamentally similar to Hippocrates who is quoted in several places in the text. <br /> <br /> The second section is astrological and includes omens spells divinations and planetary forecasts. The final section contains 400 prescriptions that illustrate folklore of Mesopotamia including legends about birds animals magical roots etc. similar to a medieval Bestiary. <br /> <br /> <br /> A very nice set and quite scarce in the jackets. . Humphrey Milford / Oxford University Press unknown
19386107Atlantic City: Two Studios 1938. 29x23cm 16pp. plus 4pp ads. Illustrations. Mimeographed sheets recto only brad-bound along top in brightly illustrated glossy wrappers. Horizontal folds wear and light chipping to wrappers. Very good. <br /> <br /> First edition of Professor Seward's 35th annual reading this edition for the Aries sign. Nice bit of capitalism from the self-proclaimed "World's Foremost Astrologer" about which surprisingly little has been written. Seward authored several books the first of which appeared in 1915 a self-published work called The Zodiac and its Mysteries. He appeared on radio programs in the 20's and 30's and made sound recordings for Victor Records of sun sign information. This particular publication came from one of his three U.S. offices in Atlantic City one of the main attractions on the boardwalk. <br /> <br /> <br /> Scarce. OCLC locates just three other readings by Seward for Libra Taurus and Cancer. . Two Studios unknown
17946894London: Printed for G. Sael 1794. Third edition with additions. Small 8vo 6.5x4.5" v 1 79 1pp. Stitched and bound in later paper wrappers with manuscript title on front wrap and spine which is mostly perished the wraps being loose and chipped. Some dust soiling to title page few marginal marks in pencil otherwise clean and complete. <br /> <br /> The Miraculous Prophecies Predictions and Strange Visions of Sundry Eminent Men &c. from the first dawn of literature touching revolutions that have happened and revolutions to come in which is given a most striking and faithful picture of the times with what is to follow together with an account of Babylon's fall or the destruction of popery and in that glorious event a general reformation over all the World.<br /> <br /> An interesting and scarce collection of prophecies many astrological and including those of Michael Nostradamus from 1555 extracted from the authors' original writings. This sensationalist compilation was published in the throws of the French Revolution many of the writings specifically dealing with that conflict. Also includes works from Christopher Love 1651 John Lacy 1707 Peter Jurieu 1687 Robert Nixon 1702 Baron Swedenbourg 1753 Robert Fleming 1701 Anne Trapnel 1653 John Tillinghast 1654 Complete Magazine 1764 Lord Chesterfield 1753 William Lilly 1645 Bishop Newton 1760 J. Daut 1711 Dr. Gill 1752 Alstedius 1683 Dr. Ebenezer Sibly 1784 and others. <br /> <br /> <br /> The second edition of this work also published in 1794 is held by several libraries according to OCLC. However we find no mention of this expanded third edition of 79 pages vs. 64 in the second. . Printed for G. Sael unknown
19359598Boston: Little Brown and Company 1935. 8vo 256 1pp. Illustrations charts some in color. Publisher's green cloth boards spine lettered in black in the original illustrated jacket. Spine slightly cocked light rubbing at spine ends and corners discreet owner stamp and label to front endpapers. Former owner's gift inscription to half title page. Jacket with a few small edge tears shallow chipping at spine ends and corners. Very good. <br /> <br /> Nice copy of this extremely popular juvenile book on astrology and astronomy from history to current studies. Quite scarce in the jacket. Little, Brown and Company unknown
19406597N.p. 1940. 12 bifolia one for each of the signs printed in two colors on different shades of paper each 4pp. Illustrations on front cover and interior. Generally very good with some toning occasional staining and a few edge tears. <br /> <br /> An interesting ephemeral set of 12 astrological guides detailing characteristics of each sign favorable dates aspected vs afflicting stars for business speculation love and travel and dream interpretations. Perhaps these were handed out by a business of some sort or were meant as inserts for some publication. Whatever the case we find little mention of these leaflets elsewhere. A nice vintage set of predictions for the astrological layperson. N.p. unknown
16166130London: Ex Officina Societatis Stationariorum printed by John Legat 1616. Small 8vo 4 294 66pp. Index. Woodcut device on title and initials. 18th century ruled calf spine lettered in gilt marbled page edges. Armorial bookplate of Adam Urquhart Esq. to front pastedown else clean internally and with minimal foxing. <br /> <br /> One of roughly half a dozen early English printings in the original Latin of the humanist poem by Neopolitan poet Marcello Stellato ca. 1500-1550. The work is divided into 12 books each for a sign of the Zodiac. <br /> <br /> Originally published in 1536 in Venice the poem was first translated into English by Barnaby Googe six books published in 1561 and then the complete Zodiake of Life in 1565. It was widely read and distributed in London and also taught in early English grammar school. Shakespeare almost certainly studied the work and it is thought to be the inspiration for his "All the world's a stage" monologue from As you Like It. <br /> <br /> Editions printed in London of this famous poem are markedly less common in the trade than other continental printings.<br /> <br /> Gardner 893. STC 19146. Ex Officina Societatis Stationariorum [printed by John Legat] unknown
200703822Paris, Les editions J. Oliven, 1936 ; in-12, 255 pp., broché.
In 12° (16,2x9,5 cm); (12), 514 pp. Bella legatura coeva in piena pelle marmorizzatta (strofinature e piccole mancanze di pelle). Dorso a 5 nervi. Titolo e fregi in oro impressi ai tasselli. Bella marca tipografica al frontespizio. Bel monogramma manoscritto al margine bianco del frontespizio. Prima edizione che raccoglie vari studi e riflessioni del noto chimico ed illuminista francese Jacques-Jean Bruhier D'Ablaincourt. D'Ablaincurt fu tra i primi a studiare e a dimostrare gli stadi di morte apparente. Fu studioso insigne e interessato alla dimostrazione della falsità di molti miti e leggende oltre che un curioso studioso. Si veda ad esempio il suo interesse per i sordo-muti. In quest'opera sono conservati alcuni suoi scritti dedicati a: Sirene, Tritoni, Nereidi e altri curiosi esseri marini; Sulla Baguette divinatoria; La pietra filosofale; Un interessantissimo capitolo dedicato ai sordo-muti e la maniera in di fargli apprendere le nozioni scientifiche e il modo di comunicare; Varie curiosità naturali; Sulla vanità dell'Astrologia, della fisionomia e della chiromanzia; Sui filtri amorosi e l'erotomania; sulla "Vegetations de l'or et des autres Metaux". Prima edizione che si presenta all'interno in buono stato di conservazione.
189911835Paris, Bibliothèque Chacornac, Bibliothèque Astrologique n°3. 1899. In-4° carré, 158 pp. Br. exemplaire partiellement non coupé (couv. insolée et macule sombre sur la couv., ancienne étiq. de classement sur le 1er de couv.).
189911835Paris, Bibliothèque Chacornac, Bibliothèque Astrologique n°3. 1899. In-4° carré, 158 pp. Br. exemplaire partiellement non coupé (couv. insolée et macule sombre sur la couv., ancienne étiq. de classement sur le 1er de couv.).
183035974ABPrag, Gottlieb Haase Söhne., 1830-1833. 8°. [22 x 13,5 cm]. Insgesamt über 900 Seiten. Karton der Zeit. Fest gebundener unbeschnittener Buchblock. (Deckelränder partiell bestossen/beschädigt. Deckel, Titel- und Inhaltsseite mit minimalen Frassspuren. Lagenüberstände angeschmutzt). - Ansonsten ein gut erhaltenes, innen sauberes, fleckenfreies Exemplar ohne Eintragungen.
183735973ABPrag, Gottlieb Haase Söhne., 1837. 8°. [21,5 x 13 cm]. Insgesamt etwa 700 Seiten. Karton der Zeit. Fest gebundener nicht beschnittener Buchblock. (Lagenüberstände angeschmutzt). - Ansonsten ein gut erhaltenes, innen sauberes, fleckenfreies Exemplar ohne Eintragungen.
23078Bruxelles, Méline, Cans et Cie, 1840. Deux volumes In-12 de 423 pp. et 531 pp., portrait en frontispice du tome I, 5 plans et cartes (Plan du Caire, carte d'Egypte (déchirure réparée), plan de l'Arsenal d'Alexandrie, plan des barrages du Nil, carte du delta). Demi-veau bleu nuit, dos plat loliment orné de fers romantiques (petit accident au dos du tome II).
20514S.l., Kroon , Hofman, 1727. In-12 de (4) ff., 364 pages (la dernière restaurée sans manque). Ex-libris d'Henri Gaidoz (1842-1932), créateur de la revue Mélusine et de la Revue Celtique. Cachets au verso des faux-titres; Bibliotheca Ducalis Gothana et Duplum Bibli. Duc. Goth. Bradel en demi-percaline grise, pièce de titre en maroquin havane, chiffre de Henri Gaidoz en pied.
23089Paris, Estienne, 1788. Deux volumes in-12 de 475 pp. et 465 pp., illustrés d'un frontispice et de 24 gravures hors-texte (sur 25, dont la pl. 7 mal placée). Basane d'époque, dos à nerfs orné, accidents et manque de cuir à un dos.