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Amberes: Antverpiae, excudebat Martinus Nutius, 1547. 12vo; portada, 192 hojas numeradas. Bella encuadernación de finales del siglo dieciocho, en piel valenciana, con lomera ornada y ruedas doradas en los planos.
Vollständiges Oeuvre sämtlicher Mitglieder der berühmten Goldschmiedefamilie. Zu den erhaltenen Goldschmiedearbeiten kommen verlorene Werke, die nur noch in Abbildungen erhalten sind, sowie bisher unbekannte Handzeichnungen. Der einleitende Text enthält einen Stammbaum u. sämtliche Jamnitzerstempel.
"National bank notes retired - legal tenders the only paper money - prosperity for every industry." - subtitle. "This little work makes no pretensions to literary merit. It was written, by the author, at intervals snatched from his other occupations as a farmer... The leading facts stated, and the great and fundamental truths of the science of money enunciated, are in accordance with the true principles of Political Economy when applied to the present conditions of America, and are believed to be sound and incontrovertible." - from Preface. Contains the following five essays: As long as America is so heavily indebted to European Nations it will be impossible to have a good and uniform currency upon a gold basis; Specie-based currency with the shackles of gold redemption and the national bank system are anti-republican and dangerous to human liberty; A second system of paper money freed from the shackles of specie redemption and based upon the faith of the nation; How contraction and gold redemption will affect the debtors and tax-payers; Industry and productions stimulated by a greater volume of currency. Usual library markings. Spine Slant. Above-average wear. Binding intact. Gilt lettering mostly worn from backstrip but clearly legible upon blue front board. Upper portions of almost all pages lightly stained yellow - all text remains clearly legible. Book
231 pages. History certainly does repeat itself as the following statement appears upon the title page: "Equity and justice demand that the merchant, manufacturer, farmer, and wage-earner shall receive as much consideration at the hands of the law-makers as is accorded to those who deal in money." Clearly, the author would not be a fan of Goldman Sachs and their modern-day ilk. Chapter titles include the following: Thirty Years' Fall in Prices; Disastrous Effects of Falling Prices; Opinions Regarding the Cause of the Fall in Prices; Money, its use and abuse; Our Money a Banker's Money; A Monetary System Which Will Restore Prosperity; Bimetallism as a Cure; Immigration; Trusts and Department Stores as a Cause; Overproduction; Hard Times - The Effect of "Improved Machinery"; Confidence; Supply and Demand; Review and Summary of Overproduction; Review and Summary of Bimetallism; Conclusion. Tissue-protected black and white photographic frontisplate of author. Bright gilt lettering upon maroon backstrip and decorated front board. Prior owner's signature upon front free endpaper, otherwise unmarked. Moderate wear. Binding sound. An above-average copy of this important and timely work. Book
Madrid, por la viuda de Alonso Martin, a costa de Domingo Gonçalez, 1628. 4to.; 4 hojas, 324 pp., 40 páginas y una lámina plegada "Vandera dedicada a Don Alvaro de Azpeytia y Seuane, el dia qe recibio el Grado de Doctor en Bolonia". Ejemplar falto de dos hojas de preliminares. Encuadernación en pergamino, de la época, con pérdidas en el plano posterior. El autor real de este famoso canon métrico manierista fue el jesuíta abulense Diego Garcia de Rengifo (1553-1615) y su primera edición es de Salamanca, 1592. Todas las ediciones del Siglo XVII son muy raras, dado su éxito entre los innumerables aspirantes a poetas en el Siglo de Oro.
softcovers, 377 +410 ( 28) pages. illustré, b/w photos of nearly Texte en Francais. 21X 27CM. 2 TOMES COMPLET. . ISBN 9782110811462. 3,538 + 3992 gold & silver hallmarks indices of symbols, surnames, and street names; bibliography. Text in French
Signed and inscribed by George M. Mitchell upon title page. viii, 304 pages. Four black and white maps. Eleven black and white illustrations. "A well written book on an unusual Klondike gold rush adventure. In an uncommon move, Mitchell and his partners approached the Yukon via the Slave and Mackenzie and up the Peel and Wind rivers. He was injured and remained with the Loucheaux (Kutchin) Indians for many months." - G.J. Kim Whale. "Includes descriptions of the country, hunting, the customs and life of the Indians, with notes on scurvy." - Arctic Bibliography. Somewhat above-average wear to publisher's baby blue cloth. Minor lean to spine. Name inside front board. Whale 495. AB 6042, Smith 3715. Book
Barcelona, en la Imprenta de Maria Angela Martì y Galì Viuda, en la plaza de San Jayme, vendese en su Casa, y en las de Carlos Sapera, Jayme Osset, Francisco Surià y a sus costas, 1757. Dos volúmenes en 4to.; 4 hs., 531 pp., 6 hs. y 4 hs., 575 pp., 4 hs. En el tomo primero aparecen rastros de polilla en los márgenes y afectando una línea de texto desde la pp. 507 al final . Encuadernación de época en pergamino.
French Text. Paris, 1990; bound, pp. 240, b/w and col. ill., b/w and col. plates. francaise 2-87788-00 bound
Madrid, por Francisco Martinez, a costa de Manuel Lopez, Mercader de Libros, 1643. Folio; 5 hojas, 540 pp., 9 hojas, de diez, faltando la última, de Tabla. Portada arquitectónica, grabada por Maria Eugenia de Beer, en la que aparece el escudo de Manual Alvarez Pinto y Ribera, a quien está dedicada la traducción. La portada está reforzada y presenta una pequeña pérdida de papel. Algunos cuadernillos presentan enrojecimiento. Sencilla encuadernación moderna en media tela. Primera edición española de la crónica escrita por un insigne observador del conflicto, el Cardenal Bentivoglio, Nuncio Papal durante nueve años en la Corte del Archiduque Alberto de Austria e Isabel Clara Eugenia, hija de Felipe II.
Amberes: Antverpiae, Apud Ioannem Baptistam Verdussen, 1689. Tres tomos en dos volúmenes en folio; 4 hs., 340 pp., 20 hs. + 203 pp., 13 hs. + 2 hs., 373 pp., 33 hs. Encuadernación uniforme en piel granitada, de la época, con lomeras ornadas. Jaime Cancer, nacido en Barbastro, estudió en las universidades de Huesca y Salamanca, y se estableció en Barcelona. llegando a alcanzar notoria celebridad en su profesión. En 1585 asistió como experto, junto a sus tres hermanos, a las Cortes de Monzón, donde se puso de manifiesto su absoluto dominio del Derecho del Principado de Cataluña.
[2], X, 317, 2, [2bl] pp., Edition originale de 1786, 20cm., reliure cart. d'époque (dos en cuir avec titre et nerfs dorés), texte frais, peu de rousseurs, ex-libris sur première page de titre, bon état, rare, [Suite du titre: "avec un abrégé des principales propriétés qui caractérisent les matières métalliques en général ; une explication des principaux termes de l'Art & un précis sur l'histoire naturelle de toutes les substances qui sont employés dans ces diverses opérations."], W88471
Bruselas, en casa del dicho Juan Mommarte, 1660. Dos tomos en un volumen en 4to. cuadrado; 4 hojas, 278 hojas sin numerar y portada propia, 234 hojas sin numerar, para la versión francés-español. Impresión a doble columna. Encuadernación de época, en piel, con lomera ornada. Presenta pequeñas faltas y roces.
Barcelona, en la Emprenta de Gabriel Graells y Giraldo Dotil, a costa de Ioan Simon, 1607. Dos tomos en un volúmen en 4to.; 4 hs., 660 pp. y portada propia, 318 pp. [i..e. 298], 59 pp., 52 hs. Encuadernación en pergamino, de la época.
In-4°, due volumi, (5), CCXLII, 413, due carte pieghevoli (La Florida en el ano 1591, La Florida en el ano 1765), tavole; pp 801 Rilegatura in mezza pergamena con tasselli al dorso. Pedro Menendez de Aviles fu il primo governatore spagnolo della Florida, capo generale dell’Armada contro l’Inghilterra In-4°, two volumes, (5), CCXLII, 413, two folded maps (La Florida en el ano 1591, La Florida en el ano 1765), plates, pp 801. Half parchemine binding. Pedro Menendez de Aviles was the first Spanish governor of Florida, Chief General of the Armada against England
Madrid, por Gregorio Rodriguez, a costa de Gabriel de León, Mercader de Libros, 1647 (y) Barcelona, en casa de Cormellas,1695. Dos volúmenes en 4to.; bellísimo frontis grabado por Juan de Noort, 12 hs., 457 pp. + 3 hs (de 4, faltando portada), 454 pp., 21 hs. Encuadernación en pergamino, de la época.
Madrid, por Juan Garcia Infanzón, a costa de Juan Salvador Perez, Mercader de Libros, 1693-1694. Cinco volúmenes en 4to.; 16 hs., 375 pp., 4 hs. + 32 hs. [la mayor parte dedicadas a la genealogía de Don José Antonio de Noroña, Duque de Linares] 362 pp., 3 hs.+ 8 hs. [con la genealogía de Don Gaspar Lopez de Echaburu], 395 pp., 2 hs. + 6 hs., 392 pp., 4 hs. + 10 hs., 285 pp., 45 hs. Con cuatro láminas grabadas en cobre: una mostrando a la Vírgen del Sagrario de Toledo, otra con el escudo de Echaburu, otra con el escudo del Marquesado de Santillan, y la última con el escudo del Ducado de Linares. [La serie completa son seis volúmenes, faltando aquí el correspondiente a la segunda parte del tomo segundo]. Encuadernación uniforme de época, en pergamino.
Very Good Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) Original marbled papers. Papers toned, slightly wear on spine and extremities and scattered ink on several words. Otherwise a good copy. 16mo. (15 x 11 cm). In Ottoman script. [18], [2] p. He was an Iraqi Kurdish Sufi, by the name of Shaykh Diya al-Din Khalid al-Shahrazuri, the founder of a branch of the Naqshbandi Sufi order -called Khalidi after him- that has had a profound impact not only on his native Kurdish lands but also on many other regions of the western Islamic world. Mawlana Khalid acquired the nesba Baghdadi through his frequent stays in Baghdad, for it was in the town of Karadag (Qaradagh) in the Shahrizur region, about 5 miles from Sulaymaniyah, that he was born in 1779. His father was a Qadiri Sufi who was popularly known as Pir Mika'il Shesh-angosht, and his mother also came from a celebrated Sufi family in Kurdistan. He was an influential Ottoman mystic, who is believed by his followers to have been capable of time travel (Tayyi Zaman). He was born in the year 1779 in the village of Karadag, near the city of Sulaymaniyyah, in what is now Iraq. He was raised and trained in Sulaymaniyyah, where there were many schools and many mosques and which was considered the primary educational city of his time. His grandfather was Par Mika'il Chis Anchit, which means Mika'il the Saint of the six fingers. His title is `Uthmani because he is a descendant of Sayyidina `Uthman ibn `Affan, the third caliph of Islam. He studied the Qur'an and its explanation and fiqh according to the Shafi`i school. He was famous in poetry. When he was fifteen years of age he took asceticism as his creed, hunger as his horse, wakefulness as his means, seclusion as his friend, and energy as his light.Young Khalid studied with the two great scholars of his time, Shaykh `Abdul Karam al-Barzinji and Shaykh `Abdur Rahim al-Barzinji, and he read with Mullah Muhammad `Ali. He studied the sciences of mathematics, philosophy, and logic as well as the principles of jurisprudence. He studied the works of Ibn Hajar, as-Suyuti, and al-Haythami. He memorized the commentary on Qur'an by Baydawi. He was able to find solutions for even the most difficult questions in jurisprudence. He memorized the Qur'an according to the fourteen different ways of recitation, and became very famous everywhere for this. For many years Mawlana Khalid's interests were focused exclusively on the formal traditions of Islamic learning, and his later, somewhat abrupt, turning to Sufism is highly reminiscent of the patterns in many a classic Sufi biography. He began his studies in Qaradagh, with Qur'an memorization, Shafi fiqh, and elementary logic. He then traveled to other centers of religious study in Kurdistan, concentrating on logic and kalam. Next he came to Baghdad, where he astounded the established ulema with his learning and bested them in debates on many topics. Such was his mastery of the religious sciences that the governor of Baban proposed him a post as modarres, but he modestly refused. However, when Abd al-Karim Barzanki died of the plague in 1799, Mawlana Khalid assumed the responsibility for the madrasa in Sulaymaniyah he had founded. He remained there for about seven years, distinguished as yet only by his great learning and a high degree of asceticism that caused him to shun the company of secular authority. He reached Delhi in about a year (1809). His journey took him through Rey, Tehran, and other provinces of Iran. He then traveled to the city of Herat in Afghanistan, followed by Kandahar, Kabul, and Peshawar... (Source: Wikipedia). This manuscript and risala includes short examples of his 'letters' to prophet, Ottoman rulers, Sheikh Mahmud Sahib, Abdullah Pasha etc. Proper nouns in this booklet are written in red ink: Fazlullah, Hâlid Naksibendî Mujaddidi Osmani, Abdullah, Akmaladdin, Mahmud, Jacob, Gazali, Sahhab, Suhreverdi, Muhammad Mustafa, Celâl, Suyuti, etc. Hegira. 1286 = Gregorian: 1870.
Please note: This is a first edition copy from 1963. 224 pages. "... Covers the essentials of colour practice and includes an international dictionary of colours with British Standard equivalents. A universal ready-reference for all whose jobs or recreations involve colour, it now includes names of colours used by British paint manufacturers and colours traditionally associated with the printing ink industry, thus shedding light on the whole field of colour in art and science." - from dust jacket of a later edition (not included). Colour-finder card not included. Lightly used former corporate library copy with usual markings. A sound copy. Book
iv, 109 pp. Index. Three lectures on post-war monetary stabilization delivered by Professor Cassel at Columbia University in concert with the Julius Beer Foundation. Lecture titles include: Inflation and Stabilization of Currencies, The Stabilization of the Value of Gold, and The New Gold Standard. "Cassel was beyond doubt one of the outstanding figures in economic science during the inter-war period. His authority was second only to that of Lord Keynes, and his advice was eagerly sought on many occasions by his own Government and by foreign Governments." - Paul Enzig. Maroon exterior adorned with gilt titling and publisher's device. Average wear. Binding intact. Usual library markings. A sound copy. Masui p.1425. Book
Sin lugar de impresión, impresor ni año, pero: Valladolid, hacia 1598. Folio;10 hojas numeradas, con rúbricas notariales + 9 hojas, con rúbricas notariales + 11 hojas, con rubricas notariales + 2 hojas + 24 hojas + 26 hojas + 28 hojas. Cubiertas mudas en cartulina. Conjunto documental de excepcional interés sobre uno de los pleitos mas largos y sustanciosos del siglo XVI, plagado de falsedades, falsificaciones, falsos testimonios, prevaricación y soborno. Contiene, desde la transcripción de un documento fechado en 1447 y de otro fechado en 1439, en el reinado de Juan II, y que se presentan en juicio en la Audiencia de Valladolid en 1506, en un Pleito entre Martin de Velasco, Antonio de Velasco y la Condesa de Siruela, Doña Leonor de Velasco, la principal actora de este drama judicial, hasta las transacciones, arreglos y análisis final de los hechos por las partes en litigio. Aparecen mencionados los lugares de la Casa Fuerte de Cervera, la Merindad de Pernia, Vallegera, Salinas del Rio Pisuerga y obviamente Villanueva de Siruela. Asimismo aparecen las transcripciones de los Testamentos de Leonor Carrillo en 1452 y de Fernando de Velasco de 1457 y el de Juan de Velasco de 1480. Y las vicisitudes finales de este largo y costosísimo Pleito, con la concordia ante la Reina Juana y la Sentencia de la Chancillería de Valladolid. Y las recapitulaciones finales e irreconciliables de ambas partes.
Zaragoza, por Pedro Lanaja y Lamarca, 1646. 4to.; 10 hojas, 151 pp. Escudo real xilográfico. Encuadernación de época, en pergamino.
Madrid. en la Oficina de Pantaleon Aznar, s.a. (1750). 8vo.; 4 hojas, 347 pp., 1 h. Con un mapa, un estado, una vista de Orán y otra de la ciudad de Argel, todos ellos plegados. Encuadernación de época en piel, con ligero desgaste en el canto exterior del plano superior.
[Burgos, Juan de Junta,1550]. 4to.; ejemplar falto de la portada y de las tres hojas de preliminares, 145 folios (de 149), faltando tambien los folios 138 a 144, ambos inclusive. Impresión en letra gótica, de 40 lineas. Encuadernación de la época, en pergamino, con pérdidas en cabeza y pie de lomera y un trozo superior del plano posterior.
Coimbra: Conimbricae, apud Emmanuelem Rodericum de Almeyda, 1682. Folio; 2 hojas, 182 folios numerados, 26 hojas, la última blanca. Encuadernación de época en piel, con gofrados en seco en ambos planos. Lomera ornada.
