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1748006881En Valladolid: En La Imprenta De La Plazuela Vieja Por Roldan 1748 SCARCE with no copies showing up in OCLC. 18 333pp 1 printed on laid paper bound in full polished calf gilt lines on spine outer page edges look as if they had been stained red at one time and are now faded marbled endpapers. Page 203 is mis-numbered 303; Page 335 is mis-numbered 333. After the Title leaf text begins "na por sus ventas" which may indicate that a leaf or leaves may be lacking prior to the 18 un-numbered pages. Notations on the front endpaper and the free endpapers including names. Occasional item laid-in which may show offsetting to the page. Text is in Spanish. En La Imprenta De La Plazuela Vieja, Por Roldan hardcover
173743574Ingolstadt, Johann Andreas de la Haye (gedruckt von Maria Magdalena Riedlin [Riedl] in München), 1737. 8°. 32 Bll., 362 S., 18 Bll.; 7 Bll., 318 S., 23 Bll.; 6 Bll., 283 (1) S., 20 Bll.; 7 Bll., 432 S., 20 Bll.; 7 Bll., 413 (1) S., 25 Bll., Ldr.-Bde. d. Zt. a. 5 Bünden m. reicher Rückenverg. u. je 2 goldgepr. Rückenschildern.
17523004Amsterdam, 1757 1752, XVI, 271 pp In 8 demi basane à dos plats, complets de ses deux étonnantes planches déplantes, intérieur frais.
1793876M4Exeter: Cadell Johnson and Dilly; Cadell Dilly and Murray; Messrs. Cadell and Davies 1793-1806. First edition. Leather. Good. 17" by 11". Not Stated. A scarce first edition copy of this topographical study of Devonshire in three volumes bound in one volume. The first edition of this scarce work rebound in a full morocco binding with the original leather laid down to the boards.Reverend Richard Polwhele's three-volume history of Devonshire; one of his two major works on county histories the other exploring Cornwall. Polwhele 1760-1838 was a Cornish clergyman poet and historian.Volume I provides a general description of Devonshire and then information on the weather topography geology flora and fauna and agricultural practices of the county. Following this is a history of the county from the first settlements and the arrival of Julius Caesar to the Saxons and Normans then to King Charles I and finally to the late 18th century. Volumes II and III provide information on the Diocese of Exeter and the various archdeaconries of Exeter Barnstaple Totnes and surrounding areas.Volume I was published by Cadell Johnson and Dilly Exeter 1797. Volume II was published by Cadell Dilly and Murray Exeter 1793. Volume III was published by Messrs. Cadell and Davies Exeter 1806. Volume I is paginated individually then there is a continuous pagination from the section of Volume II titled 'Archdeaconries of Exeter Barnstaple and Totnes' until the end of Volume III. In this particular volume pages 247-48 and 381-82 of Volume II are not cancels. Volume I is lacking the map and all volumes are lacking plates; otherwise issue points match ESTC citation no. N17500.Page of corrections to the rear of the volume. Rebound in a full morocco binding with original leather laid down to the boards. Externally sound with rubbing to the boards and extremities. Bumping to the extremities. Losses to the original leather to the extremities. Institutional library bookplate to the front paste down with library stamp to the title page verso of the title page the dedication page and the fifth page of the second part of Volume II.Internally firmly bound. Pages are generally bright with the odd spot. Small closed tear to the upper extremities of the title page dedication page and first page with a small repair to the tear to the first page. Tape repair to the fore edge of the last page and to the upper extremity of page 337 of Volume II. Good Cadell, Johnson, and Dilly; Cadell, Dilly, and Murray; Messrs. Cadell and Davies hardcover
1790fleetwodchristNewcastle: W Thompson 1790. Hardcover. Pages show toning and foxing fi. The Life of our Saviour Jesus Christ containing an accurate and universal history of our glorious Redeemer from his birth to his ascension into Heaven together with His Holy Evangelists Apostles and Disciples. A full Defence of Christianity. Published by W Thompson in 1790. Rare massive volume in original heavy leather boards with full engravings.Pages show toning and foxing first few pages bumped and separated but all present large engravings show toning binding solid binding weak at hinges heavy leather boards show edge wear and light bumping W Thompson hardcover
1720629C21Oxford: J. Parker; F. C. and J Rivington; Clarendon Press 1817-20. Leather. Good Only. 12" by 9.5". None. A five volume set of works by Reverend Richard Mant and Reverend George D'Oyly being a comprehsive annotated copy of the bible alongside a copy of the Book of Common-Prayer. Reverend Richard Mant edition of the Bible alongside a copy of the Book of Common Prayer. An annotated bible with numerous notes and additional by the two clergyman Richard Man and George D'Oyly. Reverend Richard Mant was a English clergyman who notable wrote numerous works of religious history. Highly ranking in the church Mant became was appointed Bishop of Down Connor and Dromore. Bound in a quarter reverse calf binding with marbled paper covered boards. This work has been prepared and arranged by Reverend Richard Mant alongside Reverend George D'Oyly. Reverend George D'Oyly was a cleric academic and theologian. Among his most notable literary works include this collaboration with Richard Mant. Published under the direction of The Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. In a half reverse calf binding with marbled paper covered boards. Externally worn with heavy rubbing and bumping to the spine and extremities. Heavy loss to the extremities of the front and rear boards. The front and rear boards of volume I are detached but present. Crack to the front and rear joints of The Book of Common Prayer the front and rear joints of volume I and to the rear joints of volume III and IV. Age toning to the fore edge of each volume. Heavy offsetting to the front and rear endpapers with light spotting. Internally generally firmly bound. Pages are lightly cockled with the occasional spot. Good Only J. Parker; F. C. and J Rivington; Clarendon Press hardcover
17609579Durham United Kingdom 1760. Unique. Very Good. Unique. Reverend William Gilpin 1724- 804 was an English artist Anglican cleric schoolmaster and author best known as one of the originators of the idea of the picturesque style of landscape painting. In 1768 Gilpin published his popular "Essay on Prints" where he defined the picturesque as"that kind of beauty which is agreeable in a picture" and began to expound his "principles of picturesque beauty" based largely on his knowledge of landscape painting. During the late 1760s and 1770s Gilpin traveled extensively in the summer holidays and applied these principles to the landscapes he saw committing his thoughts and spontaneous sketches to notebooks. This particular watercolor study features the High Force waterfall at the River Tees in Durham England with two figures in the foreground surrounded by lush landscape. Gilpin brought attention to the area with his sketching journals influencing tourism and commenting on the sublime and beauty of nature. Bright and unmarred original painting. No visible wear. Single leaf color wash and ink with sepia tones mounted on board includes monograph embossed on right corner 10.25x7.5 unknown
175338780London: Printed for and sold by the Booksellers 1753. First edition. 12mo. xxviii 140 pp. Contemporary full sheep spine with raised bands renewed gilt lettered red label old ink ownership stamp of a John Beard to the front free endpaper. Repairs to the spine some wear to the corners semicircular brown stain to the fore margin of the last leaves a decent copy. London: Printed for and sold by the Booksellers unknown
1750AL13GLTBK142London: John And James Rivington 1750. Hardback recent half-calf with gilt titles and decoration to spine. Marbled paper covered boards and end-papers. iv 200pp 1 errata. Several decorative headers title vignette 1 folding page and a couple of illustrations within the text. 1st edition 1750. Binding a little rubbed. A very pleasing copy. al13. 1st Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good. John And James Rivington Hardcover
1797828W22London: Cadell Johnson and Dilly 1797 . First edition. Paperback. Good. 18" by 11.5". None. The scarce first edition of this topographical study of Devonshire from the late eighteenth century. Scarce first edition of The History of Devonshire by Reverend Richard Polwhele.In re-backed cloth backed paper wrap. Complete in three volumes this is volume one only. With 179 complete pages.Contents include topics such as The First Settlements The Roman-British period and The Period of Rebellion and Restoration. Richard Polwhele was a Cornish clergyman and historian. He also wrote vast amounts of poetry. In In re-backed cloth backed paper wrap. Externally smart. There is bumping to the head and tail of the spine and to the extremities. There is some wear to the spine and the boards. The hinges are starting but firm. Internally generally firmly bound. The pages are bright and clean with the occasional spot. Good Cadell, Johnson, and Dilly paperback
17222109A Paris : Chez Guillaume Desprez Imprimeur & Libraire ordinaire du Roi rue Saint-Jacques à S. Prosper & aux trois Vertus M. DCCXXII. 1722 Avec Approbations & Privilege du Roy. 1722. Hardcover. Very Good. xxiv-3-632 pp. ; 20 cm. ; OCLC: 13530060 ; Bibles Paris 4777 ; Darlow and Moule; #3785 ; Bible. N.T. Catholic Epistles. French. Le Maistre de Sacy. 1722.; Bible.; N.T.; Catholic Epistles.; Latin.; 1722 ; Contemporary 18th century full leather with raised bands ; marbled endpapers ; some woodcut headers and decorative elements ; from the royal press of Guillaume Desprez ; remains of tooling on cover edges ; hinges tight ; some slight worm holes on covers not affecting text ; corners bumped ; all edges gilt ; one o r two marginalia otherwise clean ; foxing ; each letter followed by a literal explanation and a spiritual interpretation ; Text in French and Latin in parallel columns; commentary in French./ Printer's device on title page; headpieces initials ta ilpieces throughout./ Includes bibliographical references as marginalia and indexes ; only four copies held worldwide: Universiteit Utrecht The Atheneum Ohio Bowdoin University and Emory University Atlanta ; Travail de vers dans les plats ; ple in chagrin dos à 5 nerfs titre et ornements dorés tranches dorées reliure d'époque gardes marbrées ; traduits en François avec une explication tirée des Ss. Peres & des Auteurs Ecclesiastiques ; VG <br/> <br/> A Paris : Chez Guillaume Desprez, Imprimeur & Libraire ordinaire du Roi, rue Saint-Jacques, à S. Prosper & aux trois Vertus, M. hardcover
1798794J34Bath: Not stated 1798-99. Leather. Very Good. 8.5" by 5.5". Not stated. A very smart second edition set of these eighteenth-century topographical works about Wales written by Reverend Richard Warner. A set of topographical and local interest works regarding South Wales and the Southwest of England. Including A Walk Through Wales published in 1798 and A Second Walk Through Wales published in 1799. Both written and published by Reverend Richard Warner 1763-1857 an English clergyman and antiquarian who wrote many topographical works during his lifetime. Including a frontispiece to each volume and in-text illustrations. Containing the bookplates of Harold E. Matthews and John Phillips Esq. of Edstone to the front pastedowns of each volume. This copy came from the library at Julians Park Hertfordshire the previous home of Audrey Pleydell-Bouverie 1902-1968. She was an English socialite and through her mother was the illegitimate granddaughter of King Edward VII. Uniformly bound in half calf binding with marbled boards. Externally smart with some rubbing to the joints spines and extremities of each volume. Bookplates of previous owners to the front pastedowns of each volume. Internally front hinges to both volumes strained but firm. Both volumes firmly bound. Some offsetting to the first few pages of each volume otherwise pages are generally clean. Very Good Not stated hardcover
178912025In-folio de 6 pp., (1) f. blanc, cordon de soie verte d’assemblage, signature autographe de Brongier l’Ainé, secrétaire, contresigné Valentin du Plantier, lieutenant général au Bailliage de Bresse, siège Présidial de Bourg, sceau de cire rouge.
171945476Lisboa occidental Lisbon: Officina de Pascoal da Sylva. 1719. Second Edition. Vellum. Good. 12mo; 19 f 522 & 6 f pages; Text in Portuguese. Manual de meditações para todos os dias do ano oferecido à Santíssima Virgem Maria Nossa Senhora concebida sem a mancha da culpa original: Pelo Padre Francisco De Matos da Companhia de Jesus e Província do Brasil. Lisboa occidental: na officina de Pascoal da Sylva impressor de Sua Magestade. M. DCCXIX. 1719 "Com todas as licenças necessarias." 12mo. signatures A-Z-12 Aa-10. 19 ff 522 & 6 ff. index. Contemporary limp vellum. Text block very nearly detached from the binding the connection is now dependent on a bit of sewing at the lower headband. Two short clusters of leaves with minor worm tracks. Lacks two leaves -- R2 and almost all of leaf Aa2 of which just an upper corner remains. Rare. Not in OCLC. The author Francisco de Mattos was born in 1636 in Lisbon where he entered the Jesuit order in 1652. He traveled to the Northeast of Brazil to make his noviciate in Bahia -- returned to Portugal where Padre Mattos served as Procurador-general for the S.J. Upon his return to Brazil Padre Mattos became rector of the Jesuit colleges at Rio de Janeiro and Bahia. He became Provincial Professor of the humanities philosophy and theology and died in Bahia in 1720. This rare little book seems to be a second edition of these "meditações". BLPL cites an edition of this title published in 1717 at the printing office Universidade Évora Portugal. Moraes also describes a more substantial work by Padre Francisco de Mattos -- a chronological biography of the founder of his order published the previous year with an imprint identical to our work printed by Pascoal da Sylva in Lisboa occidental. see Vida chronologica de S. Ignacio de Loyola fundador da Companhia de Jesus offerecida ao Illistrissimo Senhor Arcebispo da Bahia . This is a rare contribution to Brazilian literature in every respect save for the formal location in Lisbon of its printer. Printing in Brazil did not begin formally for nearly another 90 years after this little volume was printed. . Officina de Pascoal da Sylva hardcover
1722792<p>Leather hardcover. It has a stamp from the Barão de Muritiba's private library time marks it has discreet insect bites.</p> Officina de Pascoal da Sylva hardcover
1791AQ21213London: Printed for E. Newbery 1791. xii 1 14-180pp. With an engraved frontispiece and a further five engraved plates. Contemporary gilt-tooled half-calf marbled boards. Heavily rubbed and marked without lettering-piece. Later ink ownership stamp of I. Tritton to FFEP occasional slight chipping to margins offsetting. An enlarged edition of an immensely popular introduction to English history via the most influential of her monarchs. First printed in 1772 the work reached 11 editions by 1801. The work is commonly attributed to hack-writer and compiler of numerous Newbery publications Richard Johnson 1733/34-1793 whose name is frequently connected with the alias of the Reverend Mr. Cooper however his contribution has been called in the question by recent scholarship with Roscoe with reference to Weedon’s Richard Johnson and the Successors to John Newbery going so far as to doubt his involvement entirely. ESTC T135564 Roscoe J84 6. Eighth edition. 12mo. Printed for E. Newbery hardcover
180081290London England: J. White Fleet-Street 1800. First Edition. Leather-bound. Very Good. Octavo. Contemporaryl full calf . Red leather title label ruled in gilt. viii 416 1 pp. 8-1/2 in. Contemporary ms. notes on the backwith corresponding page numbers. Previous owner's name Charles Williams to front free endpaper followed by "Berthlwyd seat of Lloyds" and the number "35". Pages bright and clean. A lovely copy. J. White, Fleet-Street unknown
17881013Y43London: T. Cadell 1788. Leather. Very Good. 7.5" by 5". None. The complete sixth edition of these curious imagined debates written by English divine Richard Hurd. Sixth edition. Complete in three volumes. Uniformly bound in full calf with raised bands and decorative gilt to the spines. Bound with the original endpapers and blanks. Comprising philosophical literary and political discussions as imagined between various figures such as Lord Shaftesbury Addison Cowley Maynard and Digby. Concerning foreign travel chivalry and romance the age of Queen Elizabeth the consistution of the English government writing dialogue reitrement and sincerity in the commerce of the world. From Engish divine and writer Richard Hurd who also prepared praised editions of Edward Gibbon and Horace. Uniformly bound in full calf with raised bands and decorative gilt to the spines. Red morocco spine labels. Externally with fading to the spines and a minor loss to Vol I spine label. The odd mark to the boards. Minor crack to the head of Vol III front joint. Internally firmly bound. Pages with scattered spotting of varying degrees throughout. Very Good T. Cadell hardcover
1707152BfToul Alexis Laurent 1707 Fort in4 - Pein veau d'époque - dos orné à nerfs avec pièce de titre - Page de titre avec une belle vignette , X pages d'épitre , 6 pages de préface , Tables , 16 pages d'avertissement , 710 pages + CXXVIII Varia Regum et Principum Diplomata ( Actes ) - Absence de la carte Annoncée et du portrait de l'auteur en frontispice . Petit manque sur un mors et mors fragilisé sur 8 cm.
1707152BfToul Alexis Laurent 1707 Fort in4 - Pein veau d'époque - dos orné à nerfs avec pièce de titre - Page de titre avec une belle vignette , X pages d'épitre , 6 pages de préface , Tables , 16 pages d'avertissement , 710 pages + CXXVIII Varia Regum et Principum Diplomata ( Actes ) - Absence de la carte Annoncée et du portrait de l'auteur en frontispice . Petit manque sur un mors et mors fragilisé sur 8 cm.
1761500049779Woodgate 1761. 2nd Edition . Hardcover. Poor. Volume 1 hinges badly cracked and parting Volume II poor cover incomplete begins Job. Seemingly rare. Well illustrated <br/> <br/> Woodgate hardcover
179658648Milano: presso Giuseppe Marelli 1796. In-8 mm. 241x174 similpelle moderna filetti e titolo oro al dorso pp. 43248 con 7 tavole fuori testo incise in rame ciasc. con più figure "Tomo XIX" di questo importante periodico scientifico milanese che raccoglie saggi e memorie dei più grandi scienziati dell'epoca edito dal 1778 al 1803. In Appendice Libri nuovi in Italia e all'estero.Questo volume raccoglie 46 saggi tra i quali segnaliamo: 13 di Agricoltura ed Arti Sul metodo d'estinguere il fuoco e prevenire gli incendi in Svezia di G. Knoz - Metodo di conciare i cuoi in breve tempo coll'acqua distillata della Torba e del carbon fossile di Pfeiffer - Sul Trappo trovato presso Intra in riva al Verbano dell'Ab. C. Amoretti ecc.4 di Storia Naturale Osservazioni e esperienze intorno ad un prodigioso animaluccio delle infusioni di L. Guanzati ecc.18 di Fisica e Chimica Sulla differenza fra il gas idrogeno naturale il metallico e quello delle paludi del Prof. L. Spallanzani - Sull'ago magnetico del Prof. A.-M. Vassalli - Su vari individui che hanno la facoltà di sentire le sorgenti e le miniere sotterranee dell'Ab. C. Amoretti - Su un punto luminoso veduto nella parte non illuminata della luna di Maskelyne ecc.7 di Medicina e Notomia Dimostrazione d'alcune preternaturali configurazioni de' denti umani di G.M. Rusca - Sull'utilità dell'ossigeno per le ulceri del Dr. E. Valli - Sulla rottura dello stomaco del Dr. G. Barzellotti ecc.4 di Belle Lettere.Con aloni margin. ma certamente un buon esemplare. presso Giuseppe Marelli, unknown
178643121786. Sepia aquatint. 245mm by 318mm sheet. From Paul Sandby's fourth or 'D' set of Welsh views 'XII Views in North and South Wales' published by Sandby in 1786. Paul Sandby was an important English landscape watercolourist. CONDITION : Trimmed to just outside the platemark. One small repair in the sky. A few tiny spots in the image. A little light foxing at the edges of the sheet. unknown
17072750Paris Raymond Mazieres 1707 Trois volumes d'homélies du Curé de Saint Sulpice. 4e édition. reliure plein cuir à 6 volets, 2 étiquettes cuir au dos avec titre et tome. Les reliures ont des entailles et des ébréchures. La surface est assez piquée. Toujours aussi séduisant. Chaque volume comporte des vignettes et des initiales historiées au début de chaque homélie. Chaque homélie a sa propre page de titre et sa propre date. Celles-ci ont évidemment été imprimées sous forme d'homélies séparées et reliées ensemble ici. Texte en français. Vol 1. 1707 4e édition. Ce volume a eu des dommages sur le bord inférieur (on dirait peut-être des souris avant la reliure ou similaire ?). En conséquence, le bloc de texte a été rasé jusqu'à la base (n'affectant pas le texte). Le livre est donc plus court de 2,5 cm que les deux autres volumes. Contient Homélie I (Pour le Second Dimanche de L'Avent sur la Correction Fraternelle); XXII; (Pour le premier jour de L'an), XXVI ; (pour le Troisieme Dimanche apres L'Epiphanie sur le Lepreux et le Paralytique), XI; (pour les quatrieme Dimanche apres L'epiphanie), XXXVI; XXXVII; XXXVII (pour le cinquieme Dimanche d'Apres L'Epiphanie sur le Bon Grain - 3 homélies) ; XXXIX (pour le vi Dimanche D'Après L'Epiphanie, sur le grain de Seneve); XXII (Le Septuagesime & partie 2); XXVII (de la Sexagesime sur le Déluge) ; XXXI (la Sexagesime sur le juste Abel) ; II (Quinquagesime sur L'Aveugle de Jéricho) 26, 44, 50, [i], 46, 56, 59, 54, [i], 58, 66, 50, 48, 50, 36 pp. 23,5 cm x 19 cm. Vol 2. 1710. Ce volume est la 3e édition. Le papier de devant a eu les 3 cm supérieurs soigneusement découpés (semble avoir supprimé une signature de propriété). Légères ébréchures sur le bord supérieur. quelques taches d'eau sur le bord inférieur, avec quelques pertes de papier en bas sur une vingtaine de pages (n'affectant pas le texte). Contient : Homilie XIII (Quinquagesime sur la voye large et la voye etroite) XXXIII (Du caresme sur la Cananée) ; XXXV, (De Careme dur L'Enfant Prodigue); XXIV (Le jeudy de la seconde semaine de careme sur le mauvaisriche); III (le quatrième dimanche de Careme sur le miracle de cinq pains) ; XXXII (le quatrième dimanche de Caresme sur la Samaritaine) ; XXX (Sur la patience de Job) ; XIV (Sur la Passion de Jésus-Christ notre seigneur) ; XV (Deuxième Dimanche d'après pasques sur le bon pasteur - deuxième édition) ; XVI (sur le juste afflige) ; IV (Dimanche des Rogations sur la Priere - 3e édition) ; XXVIII (le Dimanche dans L'Octave du Saint Sacrement sur la viellesse) ; XXV (Sur la brebis égarée) ; 52, 52, 66, 52, 48. 64, 66, 64, 46, 44, 48, 56, 47 [i] p. 26 cm x 19 cm. Volume 3. 1710. 3e édition. Quelques frottements sur les plats, mais dans l'ensemble en bon + état. Contient : V (le sixième Dimanche d'après la Pentecôte sur la Pénitence de David - 3e édition) ; XVII (Sur les faux prophètes) ; VI (pour le huitieme Dimanche D'apres la Pentecote sur L'econome infidèle); IX (pour le dixieme dimanche d'après la Pentecôte sur le pharisien et le publicain) ; VIII (pour le onzieme dimanche d'après la pentecote sur la guerison du sourd et muet - 4e édition) ; VII (le douzieme Dimanch d'après la pentecôte sur le Samaritain - deuxième édition) ; XX (le treizieme dimanche d'après la pentecote sur les dix lepreux) ; XVIII (le qunzieme dimanche d'après la pentecote sur la veuve de naim); XXXIV (le dix-hitième dimanche d'après la pentecôte sur la Magdeleine) ; X (pour le vingt un dimanche après la Pentecôte sur le créancier inhumain - 4e édition) ; XXIX (pour le vingtdeux dimanche d'après la Pentecôte sur les consultations humaines) ; XIX (pour le vint troisieme dimanche d'apres la pentecote su l'hemorroisse) ; XXI (pour le vint quatrième dimanche d'après la pentecôte sur le jugement dernier). 44, 40, 36, 42; 40, 44, 54, [i], 40, 70, 40, 50, 42, [i], 44 pages 26 cm x 19 cm.
1767628Bourg, P.F. Bottier, sans date (1767), in-12, broché ; 143 pp. y compris la page de titre, (1) p. d’approbation par Alexis de Sainte-Susanne, Vicaire-Général des Augustins réformés (ordre de Rousselet) et De La Lande, Censeur Royal.
