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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
187795Apuntes relativos a los huracanes de las antillasen septiembre y octubre de 1875 y 76.por el reverendo padre benito vines s j.la Habana 1877.tipografia y papeleriael iris.1877primera edicionnueva encuadernacionbuen estadoilustrado con un mapa de la epoca.<b>Benito Carlos José Viñes Martorell</b> Poboleda Tarragona 19 de septiembre de 1837 - La Habana 23 de julio de 1893 fue un sacerdote jesuita meteorólogo astrónomo y sismólogo español. Director del Real Observatorio del Colegio de Belén en La Habana y Miembro de Mérito de la Real Academia de Ciencias Médicas Físicas y Naturales de esa misma ciudad.<p>Las mayores aportaciones a la ciencia de Benito Viñes se vinculan al pronóstico y la investigación en el campo de la ciclonología tropical. Su mayor celebridad surge de haber elaborado el primer pronóstico y primer aviso de ciclón tropical de la historia.Es considerado el último gran científico de la Escuela Universalista Española del siglo XVIII.</p> Tipografia y papeleria el iris hardcover
193019426London: The Mitre Press 1930. First edition. Hardcover. vg. 8vo. 183 pp. Blue covered boards with gold lettering on spine with original dj depicting b/w facsimile photograph of a woman praying at the Wailing Wall western Wall in Jerusalem. Illustrated with 9 b/w facsimile photographs and 3 maps the first of Salonika and Struma Front 1917 the second of South Judæ and the final of North Judæ. Books is the personal account of a young officer from the 1st Leinsters Irish Military stationed in the Mediterranean during the First World War. Yellowing and age wear to dj. Bottom inch of dj missing chipping to top of dj. Bumping to head and foot of spine minor yellowing to pages due to age dj is in good book is in very good condition. "This book is not intended to be a chronicle of military exactitudes; it was written in moments of leisure in 1922 when I was stationed in the Perisan Gulf at Muscat and is primarily a narrative of impressions and reminiscences from the point of view of a regimental officer." statement by author on page before table of contents. "As the author frankly states in his prefatory note this book . . . is a record of the personal experiences of a young officer in Macedonia and Judæ in the anxious years of 1916-17." from foreword. The Mitre Press hardcover
5251Boston: London: Printed. Boston: Re-printed and Sold at Fowle and Draper's Printing Office opposite the Lion & Bell in Marlborough-Street 1759. 12mo pamphlet 19 cm removed from sammelband. v 2 8-23 1 pp. 1 publ. ad. A vivid account of hostile encounters with Russian soldiers during the Prussia vs. Austria/Russia conflict in the Seven Year War. Russian troop atrocities against clergy and villagers are described; the author categorizes the Russians into three different sorts: "First Cossacks they are of a middle size strong bodied and of a terrible countenance; they would feign kill one with their looks and are void of all humanity. They wear a red Polish coat a short blue waistcoat and upon their bare head a little red cap." Sorge describes in depth the following Cossack arms: a 15 ft. sharpened iron rod two pistols a musket sabre wide knife whip and more. And continues with "Second Callmuks these are still more cruel than the former; they wear blue and instead of arms they make use of bows and arrows . Third Carcolpaks these are a terrible people they are very big wear grey and know nothing of shirts. They all serve on horseback and are as quick as eagles." Includes dedication by unidentified G. W. REFERENCES: American Imprints 41078. CONDITION: Good minor stains. [Boston]: London: Printed. Boston: Re-printed and Sold at Fowle and Draper's Printing Office, opposite the Lion & Bell, in Marlb unknown
194719881Philadelphia and Toronto: The John C. Winston Company 1947. First Edition. Cloth. Slipcase with same cloth. Fine. 4to. 25.5 by 19.5 cm. Unpaginated 14 folded sheets of glossy paper not counting prelim and final blank leaves. Leaves folded Japanese-style. Szyk illustrations are half-title title first leaf quoting bible as to origin of 10 commandments then an illustration on every recto. Facing versos have commentary. Following tenth commandment two pages of further commentary and final page with content is a colophon crediting those responsible for different aspects of the book including some not mentioned in this description such as the typographers. Light wear on the slipcase with a modest corner bump. Overall Fine. The John C. Winston Company unknown
192532793Shanghai: The Commercial Press Limited 1925. Hardcover. First Edition Second Impression. 5 x 7.5in. xii. 147pp. Publisher's cloth boards. A unique association copy connecting several early important sinologist educators and translators. Shau Wing Chan has signed the book to John C. Griggs whom the book is dedicated to and who has signed beneath the presentation and the author George Kin Leung has signed "with my compliments" over the dedication page bearing Griggs' name. VERY GOOD. Slight shelf rubbing of the extremities a small pinpoint prick of the cloth at the spine otherwise the binding is strong and tight the text is clean and unmarked and the boards remain bright and distinct. As pictured. The Commercial Press Limited hardcover
ZJ-3790-QF2SLeather Bound. New. hardcover
19553044np: unknown 1955. Saddle-stapled octavo 6 x 8-3/4 inches in photo-illustrated wraps 6 pages. Very good condition pages toned with light edge wear and some paper clip imprints and creasing to top edge. <br> Revered J.A. Delaine was a civil rights leader and minister at the Greater St. James African Methodist Episcopal Church in Lake City South Carolina after transferring from Pine Grove A.M.E. Church in Summerton South Carolina where he worked on the Briggs v. Elliott desegregation case in 1950-1 and though ruled against in Charleston it would be the first of five cases appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court that ultimately led to Brown v. Board of Education decision in 1954. <br /> DeLaine was under constant harassment during his ministry work in Clarendon County and then Lake City following the Brown v. Board of Education case with abject neglect from local law enforcement given the documented threats and evidence to support his endangerment. <br /> The cover photo of this pamphlet shows DeLaine and his family standing atop the remnants of their Summerton home that burned down while the fire department watched in 1950 an event that led to his transfer.<br /> Following the landmark Supreme Court ruling on October 6 1955 The Greater St. James Church was burned to the ground. The following day shots were fired on DeLaine's home from a car to which he responded with reciprocal gunfire receiving a warrant for his arrest as the 4 white passengers and driver of the instigating car were declared innocent. DeLaine fled and was reported missing as of October 11 1955 having fled the state's unjust assault and battery charges for which he wouldn't receive a federal fugitive warrant from Eisenhower in the following months of the same year and would continue to evade South Carolina extradition. Four decades later he was pardoned in the year 2000. <br /> After leaving Lake City in October 1955 DeLaine went to New York City and then onto Buffalo where he would establish a new A.M.E. Church.<br /> This scarce pamphlet documents the work of DeLaine Levi Pearsons Harry Briggs the NAACP and others in the Clarendon County school case of 1950 and fellow cases which would support the Brown v. Board of Education ruling in 1954. <br /> The State Columbia SC 20 October 1955; The Item Sumter SC 20 October 1955; The State Columbia SC 14 October 1955. [unknown] unknown
1892004464London: Elliot Stock 1892. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo imperial. Original teal clothb boards gilt lettering to spine and front gilt device to front. Black panel and frame decoration to boards. Floral endpapers. Beveled edges. T.E.G. Deckle edges. xxii 380 pp 2 pp. ads. With numerous B&W illustrations by native hands. Professionally rebacked original boards and spine pasted down. Some light wear to corners and edges. Bruising to fore edge of board. Dark smudge to front board. Some darkening and chafing to spine. Some light wear to endpapers closed tear to rfep. Armorial bookplate of New York author Robertson Trowbridge to front pastedown. On the bookplate is an ink inscription dated 1927 to Pierce Trowbridge Wetter an engineer who later stood against Robert Moses's plan for Washington Square Park in New York City in the late 1930s. New York Preservation Archive Project. Elliot Stock hardcover
1832AQ22379Kidderminster: Printed by T. Pennell 1832. 6 40pp. With a half-title and a list of subscribers. Original publisher's green cloth lettered in gilt to spine A.E.G. Slightest of rubbing to extremities. Internally clean and crisp. Recent bookplate of Eric Gerald Stanley to verso of front blank fly-leaf. Subscriber's copy ink ownership inscription to FEP: 'Mrs. Brown Westhead / Lea Castle'. A crisp copy of the sole edition of a collection of devotional verse seemingly the only published work of curate of Kidderminster Thomas Cook of whom little is known. This copy belonged to John Brown resident of Lea Castle in the village of Wolverley near Kidderminster. On his death the estate passed to his daughter and then by marriage into the Westhead family. From the recently dispersed library of Eric Gerald Stanley 1923-2018 scholar of Old English literature Rawlinson and Bosworth Professor of Anglo-Saxon at the University of Oxford. OCLC and COPAC together record copies at just two locations BL and Illinois. . First edition. 8vo. Printed by T. Pennell 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
78393Parma: Franco Maria Ricci Editore 1986 Complete in two hardback volumes. First edition hardback limited to 5000 numbered sets this is set number 1878 signed by the publisher on the limitation page. 4to 35cm x 24cm 221pp; 217pp. Numerous colour plates. Original black cloth gilt titling to the front boards and the spines colour plate inlaid on the front boards black clamshell boxes. The books are in excellent condition; the boxes are in very good condition lightly rubbed. Text in Italian. I segni dell'uomo # 36. ISBN 8821600351 Parma: Franco Maria Ricci, Editore, 1986 hardcover
194651082Hutchinson 1946. 8vo. First Edition with coloured frontispiece and numerous plates in monochrome; green buckram upper board and backstrip lettered in gilt green top a near fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper the latter chafed not affecting lettering at head of backstrip. EDITION LIMITED TO 2000 NUMBERED COPIES SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR THIS COPY NO. 1396. Detailed account of the damage and survival by the Dean with a chapter on Damage & Reparation by W. Godfrey Allen. EXCEEDINGLY SCARCE ESPECIALLY IN THE DUSTWRAPPER. Enser p.250. Hutchinson, hardcover
185664134Milano Venezia e Verona: Ripamonti Carpano 1856. In-8 mm. 240x165 pregevole legatura in cartonato editoriale con decoraz. in rilievo ai piatti a colori e oro custodia tagli dorati pp. 10206 compreso il bel frontespizio a decoraz. geometriche in oro e a colori; molto ben illustrato da 4 tavole inc. su acciaio da Gandini; testo inquadrato entro delicata cornice con alc. capilettera figur. a vignetta. Vi sono contenuti 25 scritti fra cui: Sulle poesie di Ugo Foscolo di Emilio De Tipaldo - Cosimo e Francesco de' Medici di Dandolo - Una trama del Card. Ippolito de' Medici di Odorici - Pensieri di Tommaseo - di alcuni scritti di Francesco Lomonaco di G. Bianchetti sulle presunte ragioni del suicidio del Lomonaco poesie ballate sonetti di autori vari. Cfr. Mazzolà Raccolta Foscoliana97 p. 220 - Ottolini741. Esemplare in ottimo stato. Ripamonti Carpano, unknown
1994110935Roma: Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato 1994. Rilegato tela cloth. Molto buono Very Good. Tomo I: Relazione generale ed analisi tecnica. Tomo II: Provincia di Avellino. Tomo III: Province di Benevento Caserta Napoli. Tomo V: Province di Matera Potenza. Numerosissime illustrazioni e tavole in bianco e nero e a colori nel testo e numerose tabelle e tavole ripiegate intercalate nel testo. 4 volumi. 4to. pp. 838 1278 848 980. Molto buono Very Good. Manca il IV volume. . Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato, hardcover
1841LTH16-E-7London: Hamilton Adams and Co et al 1841. Leather. Very Good. 9" by 5.5". None. A fascinating collection of writings from a devout and passionate character. Includes essays prose and poems on subjects from religion to the olympic games to craniology to Shakespeare. Richard Winter Hamilton 17941848 was a Congregational minister. A pious youth in 1810 he entered Hoxton Academy to study for the ministry. He began to preach early and when only nineteen delivered the anniversary oration at the Hoxton College chapel. In January 1815 he was chosen to be minister of Albion Independent Chapel Leeds where he became a popular preacher. Hamilton's sermons on French protestants 1816 and the death of Princess Charlotte 1817 attracted a good deal of attention. He was an original member and sometime president of the Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society established 1821 to which he presented several papers including "An essay on craniology" in December 1825. A selection of these papers was published as Nugae literariae in 1841. He was prolific writer of sermons speeches and essays throughout his life and undertook many tours on behalf of the London Missionary Society. The following winter he published Horae et vindiciae sabbaticae or Familiar Disquisitions on the Revealed Sabbath. Hamilton was a man of real ability and at his death one of the most prominent men in his denomination. DNB In a half crushed morocco binding with marbled boards. Externally a trifle rubbed. The hinges are strained but holding firm. Internally firmly bound. Bright and clean with just the odd spot. Very Good Hamilton, Adams and Co et al 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
197037676Libreria Scientifica Editrice. 1970. Softcover. Very Good. Minor edgewear and creasing to vols. Browning in places. Scholar's name to ffeps D. Gerber.; Greek text with italian translation and commentary. HERODAS / HERONDAS vol I: 1970 91pp; vol II: 1971 73 pp; vol III: 1972 79 pp; vol IV: 1973 105 pp;; Collana Di Studi Classici LI LV LVI LVIII; 1-4; 348 pages . Libreria Scientifica Editrice paperback
1632SKU014<p>Unique book-historical object 1632 – From the lost San Basilio Monastery in Madrid</p><p>> ></p><p>This is more than just an old book; it is a physical fragment of Spanish church history from the 17th century. The work contains sermons for Advent and Easter authored by the renowned Baroque preacher Fray Diego Niseno.</p><p>The book is directly connected to the now-vanished Convento de San Basilio Magno in Madrid where Niseno served as abbot. The monastery was demolished in 1836 and objects with direct provenance from there are extremely rare.</p><p>Historical details and provenance:</p><p>> Author: Padre Maestro Diego Niseno late 1500s – 1600s. Identified owner: The book bears a handwritten ownership inscription Ex Libris from Doctor Joannis Rossello a learned priest and philosopher from the 17th century. Rarity: Printed in Barcelona in 1632 by the renowned printing house of Sebastián de Cormellas.</p><p>Technical details:</p><p>> Title: Asvntos Predicables Para Todos Los Dominos Del Primero De Aduiento Alvltimo De Pasqva De. Binding: Original limp vellum binding with handwritten title on the spine "Adventos de Niseno". Special feature: The binding is reinforced with so-called waste sheets – fragments of even older handwritten documents are visible in the spine which is highly sought after by book historians. Format: 20.5 cm x 14 cm. 330 numbered leaves plus preliminary/concluding pages.</p><p>Condition: The rear board is damaged.</p><p>> Period-appropriate wear/stains. The binding is generally good and the text block is complete.</p><p>This is an exceptional object for collectors of Baroque literature Spanish history or theology. The book documents an era when Madrid was the center of a world empire.</p> Sebastian de Cormellas hardcover
17226North Adams MA: S.M. Whipple 1892. FIRST EDITION. Some light wear along the spine; internals fine with some pages remaining uncut; A FINE COPY of a 19th century ancient religion classic. "Compliments of the publisher" on half title Charles Muses' copy with an additional note by him reflecting on the superb condition of the book. With five plates and a frontispiece of the author under tissue. xxii 445 pages. Royal Octavo. North Adams, MA: S.M. Whipple, 1892. FIRST EDITION unknown
1880033244<p>Siena: All'insegna di S. Bernardino 1880-84-88. Prima edizione. Tre volumi 20 cm di XXIII-388 pp; 4-462 pp e 4-508 pagine. Qualche fioritura o brunitura sparsa peraltro condizioni molto buone. Legatura novecentesca in mezza tela percallina ad angoli; brossure originali conservate all'interno traccia di etichetta. Timbro di possesso alle risguardie. Rara prima edizione completa delle prediche di San Bernardino. Le Prediche volgari di San Bernardino sono la raccolta dei 45 sermoni che il Santo tenne a Siena in piazza del Campo a partire dal 15 agosto 1427 e per 45 giorni. Bernardino che aveva appena rifiutato la nomina papale a Vescovo di Siena venne insistentemente invitato dai governanti della città a tenere un lungo ciclo di prediche per il popolo tutto. Il Santo nonostante la stanchezza dei continui viaggi accettò. Massi. Peso: 1600 gr.</p> All'insegna di S. Bernardino hardcover
197841000Bologna: Edizioni Edison 1978. Edizioni Edison unknown
198516879AFirenze: Leo S. Olschki Editore 1985. Storia Della Miniatura Studi E Doumenti 6; previous owner's signature at top right corner of both title pages; small blind-embossed stamp of Bryn Mawr College Library at bottom corner of Volume I only otherwise both volumes are very clean and tight; bindings very lightly edge-rubbed and protected by sturdy clear five-mil mylar; bright color pastedowns decorate the front covers; Vol I - 464pp.; Vol II - 422pp. Edizione Principe. Cloth. Very Good. Illus. by Photographs. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Hard Cover. Leo S. Olschki Editore Hardcover
190410029London: Chatto & Windus 1904. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. First Edition. Inscribed by author. Inscribed in book and reverse of box to his daughter "Bronnie" Roxelana Brondeg Maria Meredith-Morris. DESCRIPTION: Boxed edition in black faux leather with five ridged spine decorated with gilt violins to panels. Gilt dentelles. Marbled endpapers. Language: English. Book Condition: Very Good: Sharp corners edges and spine ends. Clean sharp leather. Tightly bound with clean intact endpapers and very strong hinges. Author inscription to his daughter to fly page. Foxing to half title preface contents list of illustrations and corresponding rear pages. Spotting to text block edges with some spotting and foxing to some page margins. DJ Condition: Good: Wear to all corners and edges of both sections of box. One corner is cracked but held in place by webbing. Author inscription to rear of box dated 1907 Pages 248. Size: 22.5cm by 14.5cm. PROVENANCE: Bookplate: David J.F. James Fergus Cromie. Inscription: William Meredith-Morris. William Meredith-Morris1867-1921. Born at Tycanol farm in the parish of Pontfaen in 1867. As a boy he was known simply as William Morris and it is not clear when or why he adopted the additional middle name Meredith. He attended the local village school in Cwm Gwaun until the age of twelve and the grammar school in Haverfordwest until he was nearly sixteen. The family were members of Jabez Baptist Chapel in Cwm Gwaun. After finishing school he returned home working on the farm and began preaching. At the age of seventeen he began to preach locally with a view to training for the ministry and was invited to preach at Jabez. He was accepted as a candidate for the ministry preaching in a number of local chapels in order to have his application countersigned by three other ministers. In 1887 was admitted to the Baptist College in Haverfordwest and then University College in Aberystwyth. He subsequently settled in south Pembrokeshire as the minister of Pisgah Baptist Chapel Cresswell Quay and married a local girl Mary Phillips. After three years he left the Baptists and was accepted into the ministry of the Anglican Church leaving Pembrokeshire to spend the rest of his life working in Glamorgan. He was curate at Treherbert from 1895 to 1899 at Llangynwyd from 1899 to 1908 and finally vicar of Clydach Vale where he remained until his death in 1921. He is perhaps best known for his books on violins and violin-making 1904 1920. Chatto & Windus hardcover
