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033123744X.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1711HA9H16QDV1MNAmsterdam 1711. 12mo. J. L. de Lorme Contemporary half morocco gold-tooled spine. With an engraved frontispiece portrait of Chardin title-page printed in red and black with engraved vignette 1 engraved map 79 engraved folding plates and 6 letterpress folding tables. 10 volumes. 24 254; 334; 285 1 blank; 280; 312; 328; 448; 255 1 blank; 308; 220 82 pp. First complete edition of the famous voyages of Jean Chardin in Persia around the Gulf and other Eastern countries. Jean Chardin 1643-1713 was the son of a wealthy Parisian jeweller. Since he was bent on travelling to the East he proposed to his father to go and set up a diamond-trade with the East. On his first trip in 1665 he travelled through Persia and to Isfahan the Persian capital. There he gained access to the court of Shah Abbas II to whom he became the personal merchant jeweller. After extensive travelling through Persia studying the religion and culture he returned to Paris in 1670. Later in 1671 Chardin left again for the East and meeting with many difficulties and dangers took two years to reach Persia by way of Constantinople and Southern Russia. From Persia he proceeded to India and returned to France by way of the Cape of Good Hope in 1677. Among the numerous fine engravings are folding views of Tiflis Erivan Isfahan Persepolis etc. and some beautiful plates of architecture and costumes. Chardin is one of the most detailed observers of the Gulfs pearl fishing in this period.Each volume with an armorial bookplate on pastedown. Binding rubbed along the extremities some volumes are slightly cracked at the hinge. Leaves slightly browned some occasional minor spots and a few owner's notes in pencil. Overall a very good copy.l Atabey 219; Howgego to 1800 C102; STCN 4 copies. unknown
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171115311Amsterdam:: Jean Louis De Lorme 1711. From premiere edition. 17.5 x 25cm. Single leaf. Title page to second volume. Printers vignette at bottom. Red and black print. Minor light dampstain at top right corner. Leaf is adhered to a larger plain leaf. Suitable for framing. Brunet I: 1801-1802. Atabey 219. Jean Louis De Lorme, unknown
171187123Amsterdam: Chez Jean Louis de Lorn 1711. Hardcover. A well worn broken set. Heavily worn spines with numerous superfical cracks to leather rendering some spine titles partly or completely illegible. Leaves generally clean and for the most part free of foxing. Most bindgings tight. An about good to fair set thus. All plates and illustrations appear present. Some of folding maps and illustrations have a few tears. Common personal book plate to front paste-downs. Owner name hand written in ink to front free endpapers. Seven volumes of ten only. Small octavo in brown quarter leather and brown mottled marbled paper-backed boards; numerous b&w plates many folding; 18 cm; Volumes 346-10 only. In French. A landmark work of its time. Some of the longest widest folding plates we've seen! Travel. Early European travellers in the Middlea and Near East. Turkey -- Description and travel. Iran -- Description and travel. Iran. Chez Jean Louis de Lorn hardcover
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17111008F17Amsterdam: Jean Louis de Lorme 1711. First edition. Leather. Good. 7" by 4.5". Not Stated. The scarce first complete ten volume edition of Chardin"s celebrated travels in Persia and the East offering a detailed early European account of Persia in the late 17th century. In the original French.Complete with all ten volumes bound in five.The first complete edition of Jean Chardin's travel works with this edition bringing together Chardin"s travels in Persia and the East including material not present in the earlier partial publications of the late seventeenth century.The work provides detailed accounts of Safavid Persia including its court customs commerce and cities such as Isfahan together with observations on neighbouring regions and travel routes. Chardin"s narrative is noted for its descriptive and ethnographic detail based on repeated journeys in the region. Illustrated with: one portrait plate to volume I; four plates to volume VI three of which are folding; three to volume VIII two of which are folding; five folding plates to volume IX.Collated lacking seventy-two engraved plates and folding letterpress leaves. In place of these contemporary blank leaves are supplied captioned with what the plate should be. So rather interesting - if disappointing. Pwerhaps a very early proof printing before the plates were finalised. Priced accordingly. But still handsome contemporary bindings or an important work. In contemporary calf bindings with gilt detailing to back strips and with former owner's inscriptions to a front blank of each volume.A principal early European source on Persia widely regarded as one of the most important travel accounts of the Near East. In contemporary calf bindings with gilt detailing to back strip. Rubbing to joints raised bands and back strip heads and tails. Lacking volume V spine label. Volume II joints head of volume III rear joint head of volume IV joints and head of rear joint of volume V starting with boards firmly held. Front hinge of volume I strained but firmly held. Inscription to a front free endpaper of each volume. Internally firmly bound. Pages lightly age toned with the odd spot and handling mark throughout. Lacking seventy-two engraved plates and folding letterpress leaves. Good Jean Louis de Lorme hardcover
1711B5376Amsterdam: Jean Louis de Lorme c. 1711. Covers worn occasional chipping at top and bottom of spines and occasional short tears due to attachment to the book otherwise very good. This set contains 8 of 10 volumes. It is missing volumes V and IX. . Edition: 4th edition Binding: Contemporary full calf. Spine in six compartments of raised bands. Gilt text on morocco label on 2. Gilt ornamentation on 1 3 4 5 and 6. All edges speckled. Gilt dentelles on all edges. Pasted and free marbled endpapers. Notes: Text is in French. This is the fourth and most sought after edition of this work. Jean Chardin 1643 – 1713 was a French jeweller and traveler whose ten-volume book The Travels of Sir John Chardin is regarded as one of the finest works of early Western scholarship on Persia and the Near East in general. "Chardin’s massive work along with many other accounts of travel to exotic lands contributed to formation of one of the great streams of European knowledge leading to what Paul Hazard called "la crise de la conscience européenne" and hence to the Enlightenment. Some of his ideas for example on the influence of climate on man had a considerable impact and his work was read and commented on favorably by a number of great 18th-century figures like Charles-Louis de Montesquieu Edward Gibbon Voltaire Jean-Jacques Rousseau and William Jones." Emerson. Size: 12mo 165x96mm. Illustration: Vol I illustrated with an engraved frontispiece portrait of the author a vignette and a folding plate. Vol II: 9 folding plates. Vol III: 7 folding plates. Vol IV: 6 folding plates. Vol VI: 5 folding plates. Vol VII: published with no illustrations. Vol VIII: 16 folding plates. Vol X: published with no illustrations. Volume: 8 Vols out of 10 References: Atabey 219; Chahine 912. Category: Book Voyages General; Book Asia Middle East Iran; Jean Louis de Lorme hardcover
17112306280021Chez Jean Louis De Lorme A Amsterdam 1711. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. 18th Century Travels to the Middle East and Persia 3 volumes. Quartos. Contemporary calf rebacked with later leather spines. Housed in custom made cloth slip cases. Collated: 8 279 ; 454 ; 254 26 index pages.; engraved frontispiece portrait 73 of 77 engraved plates 55 folding engraved folding map. Titles in red and black. Lacking plates: XVIII XXIX XLV LXXV. Refs: Brunet I 1802; Chadenat 35; Cox I p. 250; Atabey 219; Howgego C102: "The earliest editions of Chardin's travels curiously contain nothing on his journey to India. Chardin apparently refused to include his Indian travels as a consequence of his imperfect understanding of Indian religion and culture. The first edition to include his Indian travels was published in Amsterdam in 1711." This edition being the first complete edition of Chardin's travels. <br> "Chardin traveled extensively in the East from 1665 to 1677 trading and acting as advisor to various Moslem officials. His observations were quite perspective and were considered by many of his contemporaries to be the best account of the Moslem lands that had yet been published A Hugenot he settled in England in 1681 where he was appointed court jeweller to Charles II. He became a member of the Royal Society in 1682 and served as the King's envoy to Holland in 1684. He died in 1712 and was buried in Westminster Abbey. The First volume of his journal was published in London in 1686. The complete work did not appear until this edition which Brunet considers the most beautiful." - John Howell Books. <br> Book plate of Joseph M. Gleason. Monsignor Joseph M. Gleason 1869-1942 was a Californian Catholic priest educationalist historian and collector of books and photographs. Chez Jean Louis De Lorme, A Amsterdam hardcover
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181112531Paris 1811. Einband mit starken Beschädigungen. Nouvelle Edition Imprimerie de le Normant 2°. Hldr. Asiatica unknown
17357549A Amsterdam, 1735. 4to. 3 cont.full mottled calf. Raised bands, richly gilt backs. Extremities with small traces of use, slight weakening to parts of hinge, top of spine on vol. II with loss of leather ca 1x2 cm. Internally fine on good paper. 2 engr.frontisp. (with portraits), 3 engr.titlevign., 3 large engr. textvignettes. (12),390,(4),359,(4),437 pp. and 78 mostly large folded engraved plates (maps,plans,views etc.). - To this second edition was published a 4th volume which contains the author's previously published work ""Couronnement de Soliman III"" and extracts from the author's manuscript, this supplementary volume is not present here, but the 3 volumes contain the whole travel and all the plates belonging to these 3 volumes.
ORD-2077Paris. Guillaume Cavelier. 1723. EXEMPLAIRE INCOMPLET DU TOME 3. Collationné feuille à feuille. 9 tomes sur 10 in-12 (98 x 166mm) basane brune à 5 nerfs ornés or, pièces de titre maroquin rouge, gardes marbrées, tranches rougies. Tome 1: Portrait en frontispice, 13ff.n.ch., 254 pages, page 28 chiffrée 39, 1 carte dépliante. Tome 2: 1f., 334 pages, 8 hors dont 4 dépliants, page 237 chiffrée 327. Tome 4: 1f., 280 pages, 6 hors texte dont 2 dépliants. Tome 5: 312 pages 4 gravures et 6 tableaux dépliants hors texte, pages 161 et 227 mal chiffrées. Tome 6: 328 pages, 4 gravures hors texte, page 211 chiffrée 121. Tome 7: 448 pages, page 39 chiffrée 63. Tome 8: 255 pages, 16 hors texte dont 10 dépliants. Tome 9: 308 pages, 29 hors texte dont 10 dépliants. Tome 10: 220 pages et 40ff.;.n.ch. (tables des matières), page 175 chiffrée 571. Qq. petits défauts aux reliures, rares piqûres. Bel ensemble.
17359893Amsterdam aux dépens de la Compagnie 1735 4 volumes in-4 (257 x 185 mm), 7 ff. n. ch., 390 pp. ; 2 ff. n. ch., 359 pp., 1 f. blanc ; 3 ff. n. ch., 437 pp. ; 3 ff. n. ch., 324 pp., 15 ff. n. ch., 1 f. blanc. Veau fauve, plats recouverts de filets à froid en treillis, encadrement floral en volutes dorées, dos lisse richement orné, titre et tomaison dorés, roulette dorée sur les coupes et les chasses, tranches dorées, tache d’encre marginale pages 45 et 63 du tome 1, taches p. 97, 135 et 173 du tome 2, planche 64 coupée court avec manque, quelques rousseurs (Rel. P. Lefebvre).
17238491Rouen, Charles Ferrand, 1723. 10 volumes in-12, illustré de 74 figures dont 1 portrait, 1 carte, 6 tableaux dépliants et 2 figures sur une pl. au tome 8. Reliure de l'époque en veau granité, dos à nerfs orné de fleurons dorés, roulette sur les coupes, tranches rouges, il manque 1 planche au tome 6, 2 ff. partiellement déreliés au tome 6, annotations anciennes à l'encre en marge inf. de 4 p. au tome 7, une coiffe arrachée (tome 3), petit manque à la coiffe sup. du tome 5, mors fendu en pied sur 4 cm au tome 4, cependant bel exemplaire en reliure uniforme.
105699Editions Union Générale d'Editions, Collection 10/18 - 1965 - In-12, broché, couverture illustrée en couleurs - 307 p.
1735139789Amsterdam, aux dépens de la Compagnie, 1735 4 volumes in-4, veau marbré, dos à nerfs, caissons ornés, tranches mouchetées Reliure de l'époque, 7 ff.n.ch. faux-titre & titre, avertissement des libraires, préface, placement des gravures- 390 pp.- ff.n.ch.- 359 pp.- 2 ff.n.ch.- 437 pp.- 3 ff.n.ch.- 324 pp.- 15 ff.n.ch. 80 planches gravées dont le frontispice répété, la plupart replées et de grande dimension. Épidermures sur les plats, coins usés, petits accrocs à certaines coiffes. Un planchze double déliée. Intérieur très frais. La plus belle et la plus complète édition des Voyages de Chardin l'originale de 1686 consistant en un seul volume in-folio. tant pour le texte la première s'arrête en 1673 que pour les gravures. Joaillier protestant exerçant, comme son père, Place Dauphine, Jean Chardin 1643-1713 effectua, pour des raisons commerciales, plusieurs voyages en Perse, région alors très peu connue des Occidentaux 1665, 1671-1680, avec des incursions en Turquie, dans le Caucase et en Inde. Fuyant la France en 1681, avant même la promulgation de l'Edit de Fontainebleau, il se réfugia à Londres, où Charles II le nomma bijoutier de la Cour. De la bibliothèque du baron Camille de Warenghien de Flory 1890-1965, avec ex-libris.
173520955A Amstredam, aux dépens de la Compagnie, 1735. 4 volumes in-4 de [14]-390; [4]-359; [6]-.437; [6]-324-[30] pages.
