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LCS-18520Le Conservateur a cessé de paraître en 1820, afin de protester contre le projet de loi sur le rétablissement de la censure. Paris, Au bureau du Conservateur, chez le Normant Fils (Rue de Seine), 1818-1820. 6 volumes in-8 de 632, 656 (erreur de pagination entre 93 et 113 - sans manque - conforme aux autres exemplaires), 624, 640, 632 et 640 pages (déchirure en marge de la p. 31 sans manque de texte). Pleine basane racinée, dos lisses finement ornés, pièces de titre et de tomaison en maroquin vert, haut des charnières et deux coiffes frottées. Reliure de l’époque. 200 x 123 mm.
LCS-1892Rare réunion de deux pièces historiques du plus haut intérêt, composées en l’honneur de l’assassinat du maréchal d’Ancre et de sa femme en 1617. I- Jouxte la coppie imprimee à Rouen par David Geoffroy, & Jacques Besongne, rue des Cordeliers joignant sainct Pierre, 1618. II- A Paris, jouxte la copie imprimée à Rouen chez Thomas Mallart, s.d. In-8 de 32 pp. et 31 pp. Portrait en taille-douce de la suite d’Odieuvre représentant Léonore Galigaï ajouté en tête du volume. Relié en plein maroquin havane janséniste du XIXe siècle, dos à nerfs, pièces de titre de maroquin rouge et vert, filet doré sur les coupes, roulette intérieure dorée, tranches dorées. Reliure signée de Thibaron. 159 x 104 mm.
LCS-18316Séduisant exemplaire conservé tel que paru à toutes marges dans ses brochures d’attente, l’un des plus grands connus. Hambourg, s.n., 1782. 2 tomes en 2 volumes in-8 de : I/ xiv pp., (1) f., 366 pp., (1) f. d’errata ; II/ 237 pp., ff. du premier cahier intervertis, cachet humide d’une bibliothèque religieuse répété sur le titre, la p. 121 et en dernière page de chaque volume. Conservé non rogné dans ses brochures d’attente de papier dominoté, étiquettes avec titre aux dos, boite de plexiglass. Brochures de l’époque. 217 x 142 mm.
LCS-18354La publication de l’Ami des hommes en 1756 valut à Mirabeau un véritable triomphe. S.l., 1759-1760. Sept parties en 7 volumes in-12 de: I/ 1 front. x pp., (3) ff. de table. 391 pp.; II/ (6) ff. et 534 pp.; III/ (6) ff. et 526 pp., déch. au coin inf. de la p. 225 sans atteinte au texte; IV/ xj-267 pp.; V/ (1) f. et 376 pp. ; VI/ xii, 298 pp. et (2) ff. table; VII/ (2) ff., 228 pp. et (1) f. de table plus 6 tableaux repliés. Les deux dernières parties sont datées de 1760. A partir de la quatrième partie, le texte se trouve ici en édition originale. Plein veau brun marbré, dos à nerfs ornés, coupes décorées, tranches rouges. Reliure de l’époque. 165 x 91 mm.
LCS-14276Rare édition avignonnaise des Statuts de la ville d’Avignon. Bel exemplaire, conservé dans sa reliure en maroquin rouge de l’époque. Avignon, Laurent Lemolt, 1680.In-4 de (8) ff., 334 pp., (31) ff. d’Index. Pt. trou sans manque p.1, pte. restauration sans atteinte au texte à 1 f. de l’index. Relié en plein maroquin rouge de l’époque, double encadrement de double filet doré sur les plats avec fleurons d’angle à la Duseuil, dos à nerfs orné de fleurons dorés, roulette dorée sur les coupes, tranches dorées sur marbrures. Reliure de l’époque. 224 x 156 mm.
Odense, Christian Skrøder, 1699. Folio. Samtidigt hellæderbind over træ. Ryg med horisontale blindtrykte stregdekorationer. Permer med blindtrykte stregrammer. De øverste 2-3 cm. af ryggen mangler skindet. Permer og ryg lettere slidt. Titelbladet trykt i rødt og sort. (8),300,(14) pp., talrige noder i teksten, trykt med støbte typer. De første ca. 100 sider med bruning i øvre marginer og ned langs halvdelen af højre marginer, dog aftagende.
117695aafA Paris, Chez Iacques d’Allin, M.DC.LIX / M. DC. LVIII (Les statuts de l’ordre) 1659, (vol 2: 1658), in-folio, (39:25 cm), 1 frontispice / 1 titre gravé + 65 gravures in-t. dont 59 portraits + 2 Croix de Malte gravées + 5 cartes gravées dépl. h.-t. et 5 vues in-t., 9 ff. + 510 p. + 12 ff..; 248 (recte 252) p. ; 12 ff.., 133 p., 6 ff., pages 141-196, 28 p., légèrement bruni, ex. non rogné, ex-libris gravé aux armes de ‘CRAMER’, cartonnages roses d’attente.
1830PHO-21101830, à Paris, Imprimerie Royale, 3 volumes in-8° et 1 atlas ,1 portrait-frontispice ,5 planches et 1 carte et itinéraire dépliante (900x 650mm). 3 fnch-xii-475pp,426pp,404pp., Très rare et complet- très bel exemplaire sans rousseurs, relié plein cuir orange, imitation écailles, dos lisse avec pièce d’auteur et titre, tomaison (frottements aux pièces). Dans l’Atlas : 5 planches et 1 grande carte repliée par Jomard (Gay. 243 Numa Broc Afrique pp 64-65).
1680010575London: Printed by J.D. for Richard Chiswell 1680. Book. Near Fine. Paper Covered Boards. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Handsomely bound in early 20th c. grey paper covered boards with vellum spine title at spine "Conversion of Eve - Cohan - London - 1680". 3 leaves 27 pages with newer end papers. Near Fine a few light scattered spots of toning. early corrections at p.8 line 24 and p.25 line 23 and small hole at p.8 line 9. With the book plate of Alfred Rubens at front paste down and with TLS laid in on E.P Goldschmidt & Co. Ltd. letterhead dated 16th May 1933 to A. Rubens Esq. - "Dear Sir We have lately found a copy of a pamphlet which we believe may interest you." and signed in ink by E. P. Goldschmidt. Alfred Rubens 1903-1998 was an English collector and historian and chairman of the London Jewish Museum for many years. Ernst Philip Goldschmidt 1887-1954 was a legendary bookseller scholar and bibliophile. And although no indication internally this copy most recently from the collection of Joel Silver Director of the Lilly Library. A marvelous rare book world copy indeed ! The baptism and conversion to Christianity of Eve Cohan caused a huge uproar in late 17th century London. She converted to be married to Michael Verboon and her parents tried to have him arrested. After fleeing to England she was baptized as an Anglican by William Lloyd Bishop of St. Asaph. Wing B5772. Printed by J.D. for Richard Chiswell Hardcover
1640L1207London: Richard Royston & Richard Marriot. Cover heavily rubbed and scuffed with edge-wear. Hinges weak. Sporadic foxing. Page edges darkened. Occasional closed tears edge-chips stains and annotations occasionally impinging. Some mispagination. Leaf 159/160 missing with slight loss to 161/162. 1640. First Edition. Brown hardback leather cover. 350mm x 240mm 14" x 9". xxviii 826pp xxiv. A number of wood cut engraved motifs. Heraldic bookplate of John Clayton to paste-down. Inscribed by previous owner 'W Rooke' on title page with other annotations within contents. Hand written inscription of previous owner ' Joseph Worrall 1657' on page 497. Title page has been backed to prevent further damage. Dedication to Charles I by John Donne slightly rubbed and chipped. Table of contents. Sermons. Tables of such places of Scriptures are illustrated and expounded in this Booke. Table of Authors as are cited illustrated or reselled in this booke Index 2 pages attached. An alphabetical tale of the principall content of this book: the number of the figures referreth to the Page the letter to the like letter in the margin A-Z. . Richard Royston & Richard Marriot hardcover
Nürnberg, Johann Andreae Endtners Seel. Söhne, 1692. Folio. (46 x 30 cm.). Contemp. full calf. Wear to top of spine. 2 compartments with old repairs. A closed tear to foot of spine. Remains of old gilting and title on spine. Spine rubbed. With 3 (of 4) clasps and catches in brass. Engraved titel and printed title in red/black. (38),(22),(66),686,950,(18) pp. A few brownspots on the first leaves. A dampstain in lower margin of the last 5 leaves. A few leaves in beginning and at end a bit frayed in right margins. A few leaves with loss of blank in margin. Internally in general clean and fine. With in all 42 engraved plates (incl. general title and portrait of Luther) and 1 engraved coat of arms (portraits, apostles, plates, parttitles, plans, map etc.). A few plates with dampstains to margins.
161522600London: Nathaniel Butter. Very Good. 1615. First Edition. Hardcover. Rebound in light brown leather. Lower right corner of the title page has been reattached by sewing with a needle & thread. ; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall . Nathaniel Butter hardcover
160844645Leyde, Pour Jean Le Maire, 1608. Petit in-8 de (2)-156 pp., maroquin citron, dos orné à nerfs, pièce de titre en maroquin, triple filet doré d'encadrement sur les plats, tranches dorées (reliure du XVIIIe siècle).
LCS-2909Intéressante édition de cette virulente critique du gouvernement vénitien, condamnée au feu et qui valut à son auteur d’être enfermé à la Bastille. Précieux exemplaire provenant de la collection Yemeniz et cité par Willems. Sur la Copie, A Paris, chez Frederic Leonard, 1677.Relié avec : Examen de la liberté originaire de Venise. Traduit de l’Italien. Avec une Harangue de Louis Hélian Ambassadeur de France contre les Vénitiens, Traduite du Latin. Et des Remarques Historiques. Sur la Copie à Ratisbonne, chez Jean Aubri, 1677. 2 volumes in-12 de : I/ (2) ff.bl., (12) ff. dont 1 frontispice gravé, 550 pp., (19) ff. pour la table, (2) ff.bl.; II/ (2) ff.bl., 237 pp., (3) pp. de table, (6) ff., 211 pp., (3) pp., (2) ff.bl. Reliés en plein maroquin bleu nuit, triple filet doré d’encadrement sur les plats, dos à nerfs richement ornés, double filet doré sur les coupes, roulette intérieure dorée, tranches dorées sur marbrures. Reliure signée de Bauzonnet-Trautz. 134 x 74 mm.
1660PHO-1576Nicolas & Jean de la Coste, Veuve Nicolas de la Coste, 1660-1671 ,3 volumes in-4° de 15ff.-776pp.-12ff. ,12 ff.-784 pp.- 14 ff., 9ff-790pp., Première décade en plein vélin , dos à nerfs avec pièce de titre, Seconde décade en plein veau, dos à nerfs orné avec titre ,tranches mouchetées, Troisième décade en demi veau (reliure moderne), coiffes arasées , coins usés , début de fentes , frottements, mouillures au tome 3.
LCS-A5Cette œuvre, pionnière de la littérature d’anticipation, transporte l’auteur dans le futur au sein d’une société où sont mises en pratique les idées des Lumières ; elle connut un retentissement européen considérable. S.l. [Paris], 1786. 3 volumes in-8 de: I/ xvi pp., 380 pp., (1) f.; II/ (2) ff., 381 pp., (3); III/ (2) ff., 312 pp., (2). Veau marbré, filet à froid autour des plats, dos à nerfs ornés de fleurons dorés, pièces de titre et de tomaison de maroquin rouge et vert, filet or sur les coupes, tranches mouchetées, pt. manque de peau sur 2 plats. Reliure de l’époque. 189 x 120 mm.
LCS-16259Précieux exemplaire conservé dans sa première reliure en vélin souple de l’époque. S.l. [Paris], 1594.In-8 de (1) f.bl., 123 ff., (1) f.bl. Relié en plein vélin souple de l’époque, dos lisse avec le titre manuscrit. Reliure de l’époque. 164 x 104 mm.
1723AMO-4533A Paris, imprimé ci-devant chez Pierre Le Petit, et se vend chez la Veuve de Claude de Hansy, 1723 2 volumes in-8 (20 x 13 cm) de (8)-677-(3)-72 pages. VI et VIII pages additionnelles intercalées au premier volume. Pagination continue. Une seule page de titre (ce qui est normal). 4 estampes : Sainte Thérèse (dessinée par C. Le Brun et gravée par L. Corre) ; Sainte Vierge à l'enfant d'après Mignard ; Marie Madeleine dessinée par Coypel et gravée par Raymond ; Saint Bruno fondateur de l'ordre des Chartreux, dessiné par Champagne, gravé par Raymon. Chaque estampe est encadrée d'un filet doré posé au pinceau.
LCS-15685Edition originale de la plus grande rareté de ce plaidoyer de Benjamin Constant défendant les droits du condamné à mort Wilfrid Regnault. Précieux exemplaire offert par l’auteur à Jacques-Claude Beugnot. Paris, chez Béchet, Juillet 1818. In-8 de (1) f. de titre, 27 pp., (1) p. Relié en velours vert, filet d’étain encadrant les plats, large motif feuillagé en étain au centre des plats, dos lisse, doublures et gardes de papier moiré blanc, tranches mouchetées. Reliure romantique de l’époque. 197 x 127 mm.
LCS-17691Bel et précieux exemplaire provenant de la bibliothèque du comte Frédéric de Pourtales, avec ex-libris armorié. Paris, Barrois l’ainé, 1789. Avec approbation de la Société Royale d’Agriculture. In-8 de viii ff. prél., 389 pp., (2) ff. pour l’extrait des registres et l’errata insérés entre les pp. 386 et 388. Extrait du Journal de Paris du 7 janvier 1789 relatifs à Parmentier inséré entre les pp. 204 et 205, pte. déchirure sans atteinte au texte p. 273. Demi-veau brun, ornementation rocaille dorée sur le dos lisse, tranches jaspées vertes. Reliure vers 1830. 195 x 125 mm.
1921List2036Mt. Pleasant 1921. Limp leatherette journal measuring 6 ½ x 4 inches 170 pages. Some chips to spine fine contents. Near Fine. Christian N. Lund was born in Norway in 1846 to Mormon parents and immigrated to the United States in 1869 first arriving in Salt Lake City and eventually settling in Mt. Pleasant Utah. He was a member of the Constitutional Conventions held in 1882 and 1887 in Salt Lake City a member of the Legislature in the House in 1890 and City Council in 1894 and was appointed bishop in 1890. He did missionary work in the Pacific Northwest in the 1870s and in Scandinavia in the 1890s presiding over missions in Norway Sweden and Denmark. He served as bishop of the two Mt. Pleasant wards during a period when they were the largest wards in the church. He died in 1921. <br /> <br /> Offered here is a journal Lund kept as an alphabetical index to religious ideas with additional ruminations and philosophical musings included intended possibly as a keepsake for a family member as it was passed on to one of his grandsons following his death per an inscription inside. The entries track themes such as “Astronomy†and “The Jews†through the Old and New Testaments and Book of Mormon and are intended to weave the sources together into a single resource on religious themes. The facts that Lund highlights range are interesting and as a group the entries would be of interest to scholars of Mormon thought during the period. It is also interesting which other subjects Lund chooses to write about such as transcribing verbatim an article written about the transatlantic cable in 1921 just months before his death. In another section he lists per capita consumption of “Intoxicating Liquors†comparing it to other vices such as tobacco jewelry patent medicine and chewing bum. One page ranks the ways in which the Church of Latter Day Saints differs from other churches. Some of the lists refer to LDs-related subjects using the prefix “FOL†which raises the possibility that the volume served as his own reference for works held at the LDS archive that he had researched. <br /> <br /> Overall the volume gives an interesting synthesis of contemporary secular and religious themed entries with Lind’s interest in statistics and numbers permeating the volume and providing information on his personal philosophy. It would complement Nielsen’s autobiography and journals for scholars interested in his life and thought. unknown
338<p>A very rare model of a cross-shaped or cruciform sundial unsigned but German dating back to the early 19th century.</p><p>Cruciform models have existed since at least the first half of the 16th century. They were used for ecclesiastical purposes as highlighted here by the moto taken from Psalm 150 and inscribed below the cross: "Ominis spiritus Laudet dominum" Everything that breathes praises the Lord.</p><p>The instrument consists of two dials:</p><p>– A horizontal dial on the brass plate incorporating a compass and inscribed with two hour scales for latitudes 40 and 50 degrees north divided into 4-12 and 1-8. The axis-wire is adjusted using the latitude scale inscribed on the cross.</p><p>– A crucifix or cruciform dial whose setting is achieved by tilting the cross along the quadrant mounted on the plate and divided into 0 to 90 degrees. The hour scales are engraved on the arms and along the cross which also serve as a gnomon.</p><p>A very rare model of sundial that combines religious practice and time measurement.</p><p>While watches and clocks were already widely available at the dawn of the 19th century the construction of such a cruciform dial necessarily carried a strong symbolic meaning recalling the Christian motif of the Memento Mori "Remember that you will die."</p><p>The plate measures 10 x 7.5 cm and the dial is approximately 10.3 cm high.</p><p>Aside from its rarity this dial has a particularly interesting provenance as it was exhibited in 1984 at the famous Brussels exhibition "La mesure du temps" see the photos of the catalog page 101 issue 112.</p>
In -4°; (16), 134; cartonato moderno. Stefano Gradi (1613-1683), o anche Gradic, filosofo e scienziato croato, fu inviato precocemente da Ragusa a Roma, dove studiò in seminario e prese gli ordini secolari: nel 1661 divenne custode della Biblioteca Vaticana. In quest’opera Gradi si inserisce con veemenza nella discussione sul “probabilismo” etico, concetto di teologia morale messo a fuoco nel secolo precedente e abbondantemente dibattuto negli anni in cui viene pubblicata quest’opera. I probabilisti, in estrema sintesi, accettavano che una determinata norma morale potesse essere discussa in termini di probabilità della sua “verità”. Matematico per formazione e consuetudine, e quindi profondo conoscitore delle scienze esatte, Gradi si scontra con quanti, i probabilisti estremi, applicavano in modo secondo lui arbitrario dei concetti propri della geometria alla morale: pur essendo questo, in senso stretto, un libro di teologia morale, abbonda di riferimenti alla matematica e alle scienze, con precisi riferimenti a Castelli, Galileo, ecc., rivendicando un’autonomia delle scienze matematiche rispetto a quelle storiche e morali. La pubblicazione di questa “Disputatio” gli valse il sospetto di Giansenismo e il ritardo della sua nomina cardinalizia. Rilegato con “Oratio de eligendo Summo Pont. Sede vacante post obitum Alexandri VII...”, Roma, Tinassi, 1667 (pp. 12). Riccardi I, 617 “intorno all’opera - de opinione probabili - vedi Jang. o des sav., anno 1679” Modern paper. Stefano Gradi (1613-1683), or Gradic, was a croatian scientist and philosopher. He was early sent to Rome, from Dubrovnik, where he became a priest: in 1661 he was appointed as principal of the Vatican Library. In this work Gradi get into the disputation about the ethic “probabilism”, a theological concept defined in the XVI Century and much discussed at his time. A matematician, Gradi substains the autonomy of sciences from history and moral studies. The publication of this “Disputatio” pulled him to be suspected of Jansenism. Bound with “Oratio de eligendo Summo Pont. Sede vacante post obitum Alexandri VII...”, Roma, Tinassi, 1667 (pp. 12).
1619116001619 Un volume, reliure d'époque, janséniste en vélin ivoire parcheminé petit in-quarto (jansenist's binding full vellum in-quarto, titre manuscrit à l'encre brune sur le dossur le dos (handwritten title on the spine), plats muets (cover without text), toutes tranches lisses (all smooth edges), orné d'une Suite de quarante et une estampes hors-texte (full page engraving), y compris le titre, gravé au burin en noir en Premier Etat par Jacques CALLOT (seul la gravure-titre est du 3ème état voir explication ci-dessous ) d'après les grands artistes florentins : frontispice, du dessin de Mathieu Rosselli, 6 de Mascagni, 2 de Pomerance,, 4 de Tempeste et 1 de Fabrizio Boschi,1 de Jean Bilivert, léger manque de papier en marge et sans toucher la gravure-titre elle-même, légères taches brunes en marge sur quelques pages, petites restauration anciennes au dos de quelques gravures mais très légères, dédicace + 254 pages + les tables, 1619 Firenze P. Cecconcelli Editeur (seul la gravure titre est de 1636),
19670001018Paris FRANCE: Author Published. Good. 1967. On offer is 'Dossier Solange' by Zwy Milshtein includes two original signed pen and ink drawings. This is a very extraordinary rare set of handmade engravings being the second signed original proofs set "exemplaire no.2" dated 1967 which was never offered for commercial sale together with two original pen and ink drawings both signed and dated 1967 by the artist. The Dossier is comprised of: an outer sleeve/box with hand drawn title treatment and graphic; inner hard cover title shell handwritten and drawn which is a duplicate of the outer hard cover; two original pen and ink drawings not prints signed by Milshtein they are on one page one on either side; on hand made textured art paper 144mm x 172mm twenty-two 22 French-folded pages on handmade hand cut art paper of the four sides of a French-fold there is an engraving front and one page with text and roman numeral thus two blank. Overall size: 282mm x 170mm. Eighteen 18 pages have de-bossed and the odd embossed engravings including the inside cover and text numbered I-XVIII the number V appears twice although it has a different etching on each page. Number XII is omitted. Protective tissue throughout. The text and the eighteen engravings which accompany them together with the cover were all executed by Milshtein. The engravings were hand pressed by the artist and the original pages engraved after printing. The condition is very good with the exception of the spine on the inner hard cover being detached and taped. One or two etchings have very feint foxing spots negligible. BIO NOTES: Zwy Milshtein is well known in France as a painter and as a master at the art of engraving. Milshtein was born in 1934 in Kichinev the area now known as Moldovia. During the World War II his family emigrated to Russia and then later returned to Romania. In 1948 Milshtein arrived in Israel but later moved to Paris in 1955. Since that time he has received great acclaim for his etchings and engravings. Numerous exhibitions in Paris and abroad attest to his artistic skills. In the year 1970 Milshtein had an exhibition at ARC the Museum of Modern Art Paris France. In 1978 a retrospective exhibition of his engravings was held at the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris. In 1997 his work was featured in the Hans Christian Andersen House project which selected top European artists to create an homage to celebrate the bi-centennial birthday of the famous Danish author. G.; French; 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall; ART ARTISTS FRANCE MOLDAVIA PRISONER AUTOGRAPH JEWISH HEBREW YIDDISH JUDAICA AUTHOR WRITER HOLOGRAPH SIGNED POETRY POET Hand Drwan Personal Memoir Handwritten hand written autograph autographs signed letters document documents manuscript manuscripts writers writer author holograph Travel personal Americanaantiquité contrat vélin document manuscrit papier Antike Brief Pergament Dokument Manuskript Papier oggetto d'antiquariato atto velina documento manoscritto carta antigüedad hecho vitela documento manuscrito Papel . Author Published hardcover
