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19-3083New York: Christie’s 2013. 4to. 105 pp. Hardcover. Near Fine. Color Plates. New York: Christie’s, 2013. hardcover
000966Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. Christie's New York 2001; two volumes being Part I for Monday 23 April 2001 and Part II for the conclusion of the sale the following day; 4to 220 x 275mm; pp 449 and 229; profusely illustrated throughout with many illustrations in colour; grey cloth boards gilt on front boards and spine; in very good near fine condition throughout and an extremely useful reference work not only to the items listed but more widely. . . . The appendixes are a bibliography illustrations from rubbings of binding tools and indexes including of authors of 15th century printers and publishers and of provenance including binders scribes and illuminators. Friedlaender had fled Switzerland for the US in 1936 duly becoming an investment banker in New York. He was a serious and knowledgeable book and manuscript collector with a focus on incunabula and early printing in general and on illuminated manuscripts while not neglecting works by later European authors. . . . NOTE that as the volumes weigh close to 3kg there will most probably be a carriage supplement levied the exact amount depending on destinatin and service selected. <br/> <br/> hardcover
18-4379New York: Christie’s 2001. 4to. 230 pp. Hard Covers. Very Good. Gray cloth covered boards with gilt lettering. Dust Jacket Very Good. Color & B&W plates throughout.Heavy Volume additional shipping may apply. New York: Christie’s, 2001. hardcover
18-4270New York: Christie’s 2001. 4to. 449 pp. Hard Covers. Very Good. Gray cloth covered boards with gilt lettering. Dust Jacket Very Good. Color and B&W plates throughout. New York: Christie’s, 2001. hardcover
20011601NY: Christie's East. Fine in Very Good dust jacket. 2001. First Printing. Hard Cover. Publisher's full gray linen cloth gilt lettering on cover and spine. Profusely illustrated entirely in color. This is the catalog for Part II of Christie's Sale No. 9630 held in New York on April 24 2001. 185 Lots. "Helmut Friedlaender's wonderful incunabula - his library's forte - and to a lesser extent the selective group of medieval manuscripts the milestones of science and literature of later centuries demonstrate what could still be done in traditional collecting at a time when it seemed to some cognoscenti that choice might be running out. If desire was strong enough means and energy sufficiently available - and Mr Friedlaender had all of these - rare books were to be found. In fact he showed two other qualities essential to any collector: persistence and patience." Lots 186-559 those comprising this Part II. These include 49 lots which comprise "a highly unusual and carefully formed collection of documents dating from the 12th to the 20th centuries which bear seal impressions in wax. Seals of this type were affixed to a wide range of documents in order to certify the authority and validity of the contents whether an indenture appointment proclamation or legal agreement." - Catalog. Volume is tight square and clean small crease on back edge cover. The unclipped dust jacket is gently worn and has small tear/crease on rear panel else fine. FINE/VERY GOOD. . Christie's Auction Catalogs Series. Vol. 9630. Color Illustrations. 4to 11 x 8.5". 230 pp . Christie's East hardcover
20011610NY: Christie's. As New in As New dust jacket. 2001. First Printing. Hard Cover. Publisher's full gray linen cloth gilt lettering on cover and spine. Profusely illustrated entirely in color. This is the catalog for Christie's Sale No. 9630 held in New York on April 23 2001. 185 Lots. "Helmut Friedlaender's wonderful incunabula - his library's forte - and to a lesser extent the selective group of medieval manuscripts the milestones of science and literature of later centuries demonstrate what could still be done in traditional collecting at a time when it seemed to some cognoscenti that choice might be running out. If desire was strong enough means and energy sufficiently available - and Mr Friedlaender had all of these - rare books were to be found. In fact he showed two other qualities essential to any collector: persistence and patience." Among the highlights mentioned were such items as: the Pforzheimer vellum copy of the 1465 Mainz Cicero lot 39; the fabulous Auersperg copy on vellum of Theuerdank lot 172; the Buxheim Monastery set of the Koberger edition of Antoninus Florentinus' Chronicon remarried after a century with its original flyleaf bearing the woodcut bookplate of Hilprand Brandenburg lot 15; a Bohemian illuminated manuscript of Gregory I's Moralia lot 4; Heine's Romanzero inscribed to Baroness James de Rothschild lot 160 the first edition of Pushkin's first collection of poems lot 174 and almost complete collections of first editions of Kafka lots 364-378 and Gunter Grass lot 313 mostly acquired from or through Quaritch; and other works in science and philosophy law and Judaica. Lots 186-234 comprise "a highly unusual and carefully formed collection of documents dating from the 12th to the 20th centuries which bear seal impressions in wax. Seals of this type were affixed to a wide range of documents in order to certify the authority and validity of the contents whether an indenture appointment proclamation or legal agreement." - Catalog. Both the volume and the dust jacket are in perfect condition unmarked tight square and clean. AS NEW/AS NEW. . Christie's Auction Catalogs Series. Catalog. Vol. 9630. Color Photographs. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 449 pp . Christie's hardcover
2003181304London: Christie's 2003. Softcover. VG. Color illustrated paper wraps. 151 pages : illustrations chiefly color. Place of sale: London. Date of sale: October 29 2003. Christie's unknown books
199836406New York: Christie's 1998. 3 volumes 4to color and black and white photographic illustrations; original glossy blue pictorial boards; very good. Volume 1: Middle Ages and the Renaissance; Volume 2: The Age of Reason; Volume 3: The Modern Age. Auction results for Part One laid in. <br/><br/> Christie's hardcover books
19981189481998. Hardcover. VG. Illustrated blue glossy boards. 263 pp. Profusely illustrated in color and bw. Accompanied sale VESALIUS-8854 held on March 18 1998; 234 lots listed including medical and other scientific texts from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. hardcover books
1998159881New York: Christie's 1998. hardcover. 3 volumes. The famous auction catalogue of this massive collection. Illustrated throughout in color & b/w. Short 4to blue glossy pictorial boards. New York: Christie's 1998. A fine set of this important reference.<br/><br/> Volume I: The Middle Ages and The Renaissance. Volume II: The Age of Reason. Volume III: The Modern Age.<br/><br/> Christie's unknown books
199827133New York: Christie's Christies 1998. First Edition. Boards. Very Good. First Edition. INCLUDES ALL THREE VOLUMES. Publisher's boards. 4to. The usual rubbing to the covers. Part I : The Middle Ages and The Rennaissance contains lots 1-234 in 2631 pages. Part II: The Age of Reason contains lots 235-883 in 468 pages. Part III: The Modern Age contains lots 884-1384 in 404 pages. Our set includes BOTH the auction results AND the salesroom notices. Extra shipping costs may apply due to the weight of this set. Boards. Outstanding documentation/reference for the dealer and collector of science technology and medicine. Many many important works are represented. Includes concordances in rear for the Norman Garrison Morton Grolier Horblit Dibner PMM references for easy cross referencing. The auction was huge held in three sales in March June and October 1998. A great reference/working set. Christie's [ Christies ] unknown books
1998EEG1323New York:: Christie's 1998. 1998. 4to. 263 3; 475 3; 411 3 pp. Color frontispieces color plates & illustrations. Sea blue pictorial boards. Very good to near fine. Prices realized at auction included. 1384 lots. Parts: I: The Middle Ages and the Renaissance 3/18/98 II: The Age of Reason 6/15/98 6/16/98 III: The Modern Age 10/28/98. EXTRA POSTAGE WILL APPLY. Christie's, 1998. hardcover books
199837247New York: Christie's 1998. Christie's unknown books
199837248New York: Christie's 1998. Christie's unknown books
199837249New York: Christie's 1998. Christie's unknown books
69-7968New York NY; Christie's 1998. 4to Hard Cover. 410pp. Very Good. Black and White and Color Plates. Overweight item may incur additional shipment cost. New York, NY; Christie's 1998 hardcover
000967Hardcover. Near Fine/Not relevant. Christie's New York 1998; three volumes being Part I for18 March The Middle Ages and the Renaissance Part II for 15 and 16 June The Age of Reason and Part III The Modern Age for the conclusion of the sale on 29 October 1998; 4to 215 x 270mm; pp 256 460 and 404 listing 1384 lots in total; profusely illustrated throughout with many illustrations in colour; blue boards with front cover title page illustrations; sheets giving the sale results for Part II loosely inserted into that volume; in very good near fine condition throughout and an extremely useful reference work particularly to the many rare items listed but also more widely. . . . The appendixes are a bibliography and concordances between the catalogues of the collection and the sale items. Norman from Lynn MA established a private psychoanalysis practice in San Franciso and was a noted collector of books on science and medicine. A catalogue of his collection was published in 1991 by the San Francisco antiquarian bookseller Jeremy F Norman. A copy of the preface to that work titled "My Education as a Bibliophile" can be found online including for instance on Jeremy Norman's "HistoryOfScience" site. In 1995 Haskell Norman published "One Hundred Books Famous in Medicine". . . . NOTE that as the volumes weigh 4.6kg in total there will most probably be a carriage supplement levied the exact amount depending on destinatoin and service selected. <br/> <br/> hardcover
1998021079New York: Christie's 1998. HARDCOVER. Complete 3 volume set. BRAND NEW. Bright shiny clean square and tight. Sharp corners. NOT a library discard. NO owner's name or bookplate. Pages are bright white crisp and unmarked -- obviously never read. 1998. First Edition. Volume 1: Middle Ages and the Renaissance; Volume 2: The Age of Reason; Volume 3: The Modern Age. Christie's auction catalogues # 8854 8922 and 8976 respectively. Lavishly illustrated with hundreds of beautiful full color plates. Meticulously described here are nearly 2000 lots from one of this century's most important offerings of landmark books in the fields of science and medicine. The sale realized $70 million. Descriptions are extremely valuable for their notes collations annotations bibliographical cross-references etc. Concordances are provided to the 1991 privately printed catalogue of the Norman Collection and to Garrison & Morton's MEDICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. The 3 volumes are uniformly bound in the original blue pictorial boards. Oversize Hardcover. 8.5" wide by 10.75" tall. This heavy 3 volume set will require extra postage for Priority and International shipments. But for media mail you pay only our standard charge for 1 volume and we ship the other 2 volumes at no extra cost. First Edition. Oversize Hardcover heavy. New/No dust jackets as issued. Illus. by We ship 3volumes for cost of 1 via media mail. 3 volumes: 1 142pp. Great Packaging Fast Shipping. Christie's Hardcover
199837247New York: Christie's 1998. Christie's unknown
199837248New York: Christie's 1998. Christie's unknown
199837249New York: Christie's 1998. Christie's unknown
1998022497New York: Christie's 1998. Hint of edge and corner wear gently scuffed and scratched corners are very very lightly rubbed overall a very crisp and clean first edition almost new and unread condition! Gift Quality! 411 very fine unmarked and uncreased pages nicely enhanced by black and white and color photographs! "Christie's the world's oldest fine art auctioneers held its first auction in London on December 5 1766.". First Edition / First Printing. Hard Cover. Fine/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Hardcover. Christie's Hardcover
1516BIBLIO-12407Christie Manson & Woods New York auction sale catalogues for sales held on 18 March 15-16 June and 29 October 1998. 3 vols illustrated laminated boards 4to. 263 475 404 pp profusely illustrated. 1384 lots. Sale catalogue of one of the greatest collections of early science and medicine; replete with works never or rarely seen at auction. Part I covers the Middle Ages and Renaissance Part II The Age of Reason "roughly the 17th and 18th centuries" and Part III books written and published in the last two centuries. The catalogue descriptions are extensive including much bibliographical detail and annotation. Extensively illustrated many illustrations in colour. Fine set. Christie, Manson & Woods, New York, auction sale catalogues for sales held on 18 March, 15-16 June and 29 October 1998 hardcover
2004179380London: Christie's South Kensington Ltd 2004. Softcover. VG minimal wear/rubbing. Black glossy color-illustrated wraps. Illustrated in B&W and color. 67 pp. Catalog for a sale which took place 12 October 2004. Very scarce. Christie's South Kensington, Ltd unknown books
2004179380London: Christie's South Kensington Ltd 2004. Softcover. VG minimal wear/rubbing. Black glossy color-illustrated wraps. Illustrated in B&W and color. 67 pp. Catalog for a sale which took place 12 October 2004. Very scarce. Christie's South Kensington, Ltd paperback
