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Ponet or Poynet JohnABAA

DIALLACTICON VIRI BONI ET LITERATI DE VERITATE NATURA ATQUE SUBSTANTIA CORPORIS ET SANGUINIS CHRISTI IN EUCHARISTIA.

RADEMAN or RADEMANN JoachimABAA

Ein Neues zur itzigen Kauf- und Handelung sehr nÃ¼tz- und dienliches Buchhaltens-Werck allen denen so Lust und haben solche hochnÃ¼tzliche Wissenschafft zu lernen durch sonderbahren Fleiss und vielfÃ¤ltige MÃ¼he zu Dienst aufgesetzt.

3399Title within elaborate calligraphic woodcut border title a little soiled & frayed around edges. 242 leaves the last a blank. Small folio cont. blind-stamped panelled pigskin over wooden boards binding somewhat soiled pigskin at one corner worn away remains of clasps & catches. Hamburg: A. Lichtenstein 1682. First edition extremely rare of this large and comprehensive Hamburg manual of accounting techniques. Only two other copies seem to be extant: one at the British Library and the other TÃ¼bingen. The book was a success and a second edition was published in 1714 under the title Der Werth-geschÃ¤tzte Handels-Mann. Joachim Rademann was a chartered accountant at Hamburg. At the end of this his first published work he describes himself a "young man" and according to SchrÃ¶der he married in 1683; otherwise nothing seems to be known of his life. Based on Christoph Achatius Hager's treatise Buchhalten uber proper Commission und Compagnia Handlungen first published at Hamburg ca. 1625 Rademann's book takes into consideration the changes and innovations that trading and coinage had seen since then and focuses on practical matters. The general ledger section comprises a Memorial a Journal and a Hauptbuch; the associated accounts include a Cassa-Buch cash journal a Banca-Buch bank account an Unkostenbuch book of charges a Monat-Buch monthly journal and a Factura-Buch and Rechnungs-Copey-Buch books of invoices. Precise examples taken from actual trading accounts at Hamburg are given throughout. "Rademann dispenses with long theoretical preambles and instead when differentiating between debtor and creditor points to the works of Hager and Gebhardt Overheiden. To the associated accounts Rademann adds the Portbuch von Briefe today's petty cash book. In the Memorial Rademann follows his predecessor Hager but adds a wealth of detail. The same applies to the Journal.The impersonal accounts that follow are remarkable not only for their multitude but also for the exceptionally delicate and skillful handling of the accounts. Rademann's work is nothing short of excellent."-Penndorf Geschichte der Buchhaltung in Deutschland p. 219 in trans. Very good copy of this extremely rare book. First fifteen leaves with light dampstaining. â§ Hausdorfer 198. Historical Accounting Literature 28. Hoock/Jeannin II R.1. 1. Humpert 396. SchrÃ¶der VI 3077 1. Not in Goldsmiths Kress or Rapp. hardcover books

Jonathan A. Hill, Bookseller, Inc. · États-Unis19 500,00 $US≈ 16 498,95 €

Dunmore John L. or CRITCHERSON GeorgeABAA

Esquimaux Winter Hut and Its Occupants. The Entrance is seen on the Left

1872303445London 1872. Albumen print measuring 11-5/8 x 16-1/4 in 295 x 412 mm. Laid down on thick cream card with manuscript caption measuring 17 x 21 in. Image slightly faded card chipped with some minor soiling one tear not affecting image. Albumen print measuring 11-5/8 x 16-1/4 in 295 x 412 mm. A rare survival. This image appears in William Bradford's fabled book of photographs Arctic Regions. It was taken by either Dunmore or Critcherson the two professional photographers from Boston who accompanied Bradford on his 1869 expedition to the Arctic on the steamship Panther. It was probably taken at Upernavik a settlement on an island off Greenland's west coast or Godhavn. Arctic Regions included 141 albumen prints in addition to Bradford's account of the voyage. The title of the photograph here varies from the printed caption in the book where it reads: "Plate Number: 116 Esquimaux igloe or winter hut made of turf and stones. The entrance is to the left through a door which is about three and a half feet high. The length of the passage is about twelve or fifteen feet and at the farther end is another door through which one almost has to crawl on his hands and knees. After passing through there is then room to stand erect but one is forced to leave very soon owing to the bad air." This photograph is slightly larger than the one in the book which is 277 x 365mm. Furthermore the image in the book is cropped closer on the right and left margins. The New York Public Library has a folio of 26 images of near identicle size mounted on card. The portfolio was donated to the library in 1892 as part of the Robert Stuart Collection. According to Horch originally all of these images were captioned in manuscript though were later remounted with typed captions as "the original ink-written captions for the photographs had badly faded by 1940." It's interesting that the caption on their duplicate of this image is the same as ours and the image itself has not been cropped. Horch writes that Bradford probably not only selected these images himself but "closely directed the actual taking of the photographs." It's entirely likely that Bradford would have had extra prints made to distribute to friends repay favors and most of all to solicit subscribers to what was a very expensive book to publish. Given how it conforms to the examples in the Robert Stuart portfolio this particular image is probably one of them. Horch Frank. "Photographs and Paintings by William Bradford". American Art Journal 5.2 1973: pp 61-70; cf Parr and Badger I p31Prm/photo unknown books

James Cummins Bookseller · États-Unis4 500,00 $US≈ 3 807,45 €

Eusebius Pamphili or Pamphilius. Bishop of Caesarea; Valois Henri deABAA

Eusebii Pamphili Ecclesiastiae historae libri decem: eiusdem de vita Imp. Constantini libri IV: quibus subjicitur oratio Constantini ad sanctos & Panegyricus Eusebii Henricus Valesius Graecum textum collatis IV.Mss. Codicibus emendavit latine vertit & adnotationibus illustravit

165926670Parisiis Paris: Excudebat Antonius Vitre 1659. First edition thus. Vellum blind stamped with device and rules raised bands. Spine curled and partially detached at the bottom boards soiled and worn front board endpaper first blank and half-title loose a few notations to title page and occasionally in text some light scattered foxing small chips to the lower corners of three leaves not affecting text otherwise quite clean. 4 48 14 665 12 320 7 pp. Engraved device on title page engraved initial letters and head pieces. Folio 33 cm. Title also in Greek: Eysebioy toy Pamfiloy Ekklesiastike istoria. Collation: a'4 e'4 i'4 o'4 u'4 aa4 ee2 4 4 A-Pppp4 Qqqq2 a-rr4 ss2 t1 Rrrr1. Folio. 14 3/8 x 9 inches. Double columns in Greek and Latin. Eusebius bishop of Caesarea b.260-70 and contemporary with Constantine the Great is rightly called the Father of Church History. "The position of Eusebius at the close of the period of persecution and in the opening of the period of the imperial establishment of Christianity and his employment of many ancient documents some of which have since been lost give these works a peculiar value" CE. The work was later added to by others including Socrates Sozomen Theodoret and Evagrius. The best and most important edition is that of Henri de Valois Valesius who published his first edition of the Greek text with a new Latin translation and with copious critical and explanatory notes at Paris in 1659 which also included Eusebius' Vita Constantini the remainder of the collection of the early Greek historians of the Church was published in two subsequent folio volumes ending in 1673. "For the elucidation of Eusebius' History we owe more to Valesius than to any other man. His edition of the text was an immense advance upon that of Stephanus and has formed the basis of all subsequent editions while his notes are a perfect storehouse of information from which all annotators of Eusebius have extensively drawn. Migne's edition Opera II 45-906 is a reprint of Valesius' edition of 1659" Schaff Post-Nicene Fathers 98. ABPC shows only one copy has come up at auction in the last 40 years at Quaritch in 1984. Institutional bookplate on the free front endpaper noting the book was a gift of Michael J. O'Farrell the first Bishop of the Diocese of Trenton with his bookplate on the half title. Brunet 1110. Excudebat Antonius Vitre hardcover books

Kaaterskill Books, ABAA/ILAB · États-Unis500,00 $US≈ 423,05 €

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