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1930108270Oblong 4to. Paris: Societe Anonyme Remoise de Linoleum circa 1930s. Oblong 4to. approx. 123 leaves of color lithograph linoleum and carpet samples printed to recto only some inlaid some with inventory numbers stamped to verso. Bolted quarter sienna cloth with company logo stamped in gold cream white boards with title stamped in blue. Boards have some damp stains and fraying internally bright with only minor foxing to outer margins; very good. § Trade sales catalogue of printed reproductions of linoleum and carpet samples. An extensive collection of samples from a French linoleum and floor covering company many of the samples are mosaic floral or attempt to mimic hardwood floors and rugs and textiles. Toward the end are a number of “printed rugs.†Societe Anonyme Remoise de Linoleum hardcover books
184011870Philadelphia: E. Cummiskey J. Howe 1840. 8vo. Frontis. to each testament engr. general t.-p. 691 1 blank pp. 3 ff. 191 1 pp.; 2 plts. <br><br>Reprint of the 1836 edition whose text was based on the fifth Dublin edition. As per collation a frontispiece to each testament an engraved general title-page and two other plates. <br>Â Â Â Â <br>Â Â Â Â Hills 1078. Publisher's diced calf spine elegantly gilt and covers with delicate gilt border hinges inside open but sewing strongly holding; otherwise general moderate wear and abrasion to covers rubbing with loss to edges and corners discolorations to spine in lowest compartment. Library bookplate on front pastedown; charge pocket and slip on rear endpapers; Inked private ownership inscriptions on front pastedown and title-page. Light foxing and browning second half of volume with crescent of stain to lower margin across gutter. E. Cummiskey, J. Howe unknown books
160033612Antwerp: By Daniel Vervliet 1600. Small 4to 21 cm; 8.25". 18 ff. 745 1 pp. 13 ff. <br><br>The second edition of the Roman Catholic new Testament in English. The translation is the work of a number of English Catholic priests but principally of Gregory Martin who fled to France in 1568 because of persecution in their native land and under the direction of Dr. later Cardinal William Allen founded the English College at Douai. The college moved for a short time to Rheims but subsequently returned as the title-page here attests.<br>Â Â Â Â The first edition of this translation was issued at Rheims in 1582 in over-sanguine hopes that its sale would be successful enough to underwrite the cost of a prompt production of the Old Testament. The two-volume O.T. did not appear however until 1609/1610.<br>Â Â Â Â The second edition of the Rheims N.T. is a revision of the first not merely a reprinting of it and contains a "Table of Heretical Corruptions" not found in the 1582 printing and a new preface. In an era of noticeable decline in the art of printing this Testament enjoys far better than average typography. <br>Â Â Â Â <br>Â Â Â Â Darlow & Moule 198; Herbert 258; STC 2989; ESTC S102510. Late 17th- early 18th-century English calf with concentric blind panels on covers in contrasting tones of brown and tan all edges deep red; covers with scrapes and bumps rebacked with hinges inside strengthened new endpapers with 1906 owner's inscription on front free one. Title-page dust-soiled and torn in upper margin with some loss of decorative border page skillfully remargined with blank paper. Some foxing and age-soiling in early leaves; this similarly at rear starting around p. 640 and most notable in Tables with also some dust-soiling and with light waterstaining across a good number of upper outer corners. Overall a good to very good copy sturdy and appealing. By Daniel Vervliet unknown books
1589D15147London 1589. First Edition thus. Full Calf. Near Fine. Small folio 10 3/4 x 7 1/2 in.; 274 X 191 mm. Text in parallel columns 56 lines to the full column: Rheims New Testament printed in roman type on the left the Bishops' version in italics on the right both divided in verses all arguments marginal notes and other annotations of the Rheims NT printed at the end interspersed with the confutations title within woodcut border woodcut initials head and tailpieces. Eighteenth-century Cambridge-style mottled calf; expertly rebacked to period style red morocco lettering pieces mottling oxidized. An exceptionally nice copy of the first edition of Fulke's refutation of the arguments and accusations contained in the Catholic New Testament which was edited chiefly by Gregory Martin and printed at Rheims in 1582. The Rheims New Testament and the Bishops' version are here printed in full side by side with Fulke's commentary at the end of each chapter. This tandem printing "secured for the former a publicity which it would not otherwise have obtained and was indirectly responsible for the marked influence which Rheims exerted on the Bible of 1611" Herbert <br/><br/> unknown books
