ROYERE, J. - GODOY, A.(directeurs)Livre Rare Book
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259731936 IN8 broché,96p., n.C.- Royère J. and Godoy A. Magazine directed by Jean Royère and Armand Godoy. -General FRANCO, Cl. FARRERE and Pauil CHACK, Edmond JOLY, OrioVERGANI etc
187957421879 Dijon. Darantière 1879 In8, demi toile, pièce de titre, couv. cons. 222pp. (quelques mouillures claires sur les premières pages)
5066Tours, Mame & Cie, 1856, reliure demi-basane, dos lisse, faux nerfs doré, 13x21 cm, 235 pages. Une gravure en frontispice.
1133881932, exemplaire numéroté 146 (l'un des 275 sur vélin d'Arches, feuillets libres sous chemise cartonnée, environ 41x33cm, complet des 32 illustrations de Serge Rovinsky. Chemise cartonnée salie avec les liens en cuir usés, bords des pages un peu roussi par endroits, les illustrations ont dégorgées sur la page adjacente (vierge), une partie du bord supérieur d'une double page contenant une illustration est froissé avec de petites déchirures sans manque, bon état pour le reste.
19824RENNES, Presses Universitaires de Rennes - 2004 - Coll. "Mondes hispanophones" - In-8 - Broché - 346 pages - Bon exemplaire
1964sa879Fayard Les grandes études contemporaines Broché 1964 In-8 (13,7 x 21,5 cm), broché, 316 pages ; traces sur les plats, le dos et les tranches, état moyen. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
190326331Paris, Dujarric et Cie, s.d. [1903]. Un fort vol. au format in-12 (188 x 123 mm) de 337 pp. Reliure de l'époque de demi-basane glacée sapin, dos à nerfs orné de filet gras à froid, larges fleurons dorés, titre doré, tranches mouchetées, couvertures conservées.
92249Cologne, Chez Pierre Le Sincère, 1719. "10 x 17, 476 pages, 1 bandeau, 1 lettrine, reliure d'époque plein cuir à 5 nerfs, 5 caissons ornés de motifs floraux, mauvais état (reliure fort usagée; pages de garde abîmées; papier légèrement jauni mais pas trop de rousseurs)."
1719gb800A Liege Relié 1719 Deux volumes in-12 (10 x 16 cm), reliure demi-veau, dos lisses ornés de filets, titre et tomaison dorés, reliure postérieure à cette seconde édition (2e moitié du XIXe siècle), pagination continue (519 pages), ex-libris manuscrit du Vicomte Daniel Leviste de Briandas aux pages de titre ; quelques légers frottements aux coupes, coiffes et mors, par ailleurs bel exemplaire. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
72452Paris, Librairie Plon 1907, 230x140mm, XXVIII- 423 + 451pages, broché. Tempons de bibliothèque. Bel exemplaire.
1914013015MONTPELLIER LIBRAIRIE L. VALAT 1914 Un volume grand in-8 broché de 77 pages , la couverture est tachée , assez bon exemplaire . Assez bon Couverture souple
132700aafLausanne, Guilde du Livre et Eds. Clairefontaine, 1958, in-4to, 96 p. + Table des photogr., brochure originale illustrée.
1972120171Couverture souple. 43 x 29 cm. 16 pages.
1974120259Couverture souple. 43 x 29 cm. 20 pages.
1975120300Couverture souple. 43 x 29 cm. 20 pages. Papier bruni.
1970120123Couverture souple. 43 x 29 cm. 16 pages.
1970120124Couverture souple. 43 x 29 cm. 16 pages.
172Tome 1: introduction et texte. Tome 2: glossaire, concordance et index. Klincksieck, 1968, état neuf
195846858Albin Michel, 1958, in-8°, 462 pp, 8 planches en couleurs et 48 planches en héliogravure hors texte, biblio, broché, couv. rempliée illustrée en couleurs, pt accroc au dos, bon état
1958457481958. Albin Michel, 1958. Format 17x22 cm, broche, 462 pages. Couverture frottee, avec un renfort de scotch a la coiffe. Bon etat.
1394040Paris: Albin Michel, 1958 in-8, 462 pages, 50 illustrations hors texte. Bibliographie. Cartonné, jaquette bon état (minime accroc à la jaquette).
66105P., Morancé, sans date (vers 1930), petit in 8° broché, 295 pages ; plusieurs index in fine.
1958116441958 Paris, Albin Michel, 1958; fort volume in-8, broché, couverture illustrée, , 462 pp.illustrations noir et couleurs . Très bon état
1834244171834 La Caricature. Journal. Morale, Religieuse, Littéraire, Scénique- La Caricature ( Journal) No 196, plate 411 [Paris] Delaunois for Maison Aubert [7 August 1834] Lithograph. Platemark 32 × 27cm; overall paper size 36.3 × 27.6 cm.,rare,bon étatFrench caricature of the Quadruple Alliance between France, Great Britain, Spain, and Portugal signed on 22nd April 1834 which crowned Talleyrand’s diplomatic career. The treaty, conceived by Palmerston to strengthen the liberal countries of western Europe against the auto- cratic northern monarchies, supported progressive governments recently installed in Spain and Portugal, against the claims of rival pretenders to the throne representing traditional interests. The infant Queen Isabella II of Spain1 was challenged by her uncle Don Carlos,2 and the young Queen Maria II of Portugal3 by her uncle Dom Miguel.4 The print shows Talleyrand peacefully reclining on a monument, as the architect of the treaty with pandemonium surrounding him. In apseudo-resurrection scene Don Carlos is shown flying on high shed- ding proclamations causing an explosion on the stock exchange, whilst below, the Queen Regent of Spain with her daughter Isabella, King Louis-Philippe and two other princes are looking up in a daze. Military conflict is indicated in a dark, brooding background.1 Isabella II of Spain (1830–1868), daughter of Ferdinand VII and Maria Cristina of the Two Sicilies, succeeded to the throne, because her father induced the Cortes to set aside the Salic law to re-establish the ancient law of succession. This was contested by her uncle, the Infante Carlos, who fought a civil war to support his claim with the help of the conservative opposition;2 Carlos Maria Isidro de Borbony Borbon-Parma(1788–1855),younger brother of King Ferdinand VII, known as Count of Molina, claimed the throne of Spain according to Salic law which excluded female succession introduced during the 18th century; the law was changed by Ferdinand in favour of his daughter Isabella. As a result the country was rent by civil war between the incumbent regency supported by the liberals and the Carlist pretender backed by the traditionalists;3 Dona Maria II (1819–1853), daughter of Pedro I Emperor of Brazil, became Queen Regnant of Portugal, when her liberal father abdicated the Portuguese throne. The decision was disputed by her absolutist uncle Miguel who usurped the throne, but was forced to abdicate in 1834;4 Dom Miguel(1802–1866),secondsonofKingJoaoofPortugal,aconserva- tive influenced by Metternich, led two revolts against his liberal father, and was exiled as a consequence. After betrothal to his young niece Maria II of Portugal, he took sole power and ruled as Miguel I of Portugal from 1828 to 1834, overthrowing the liberal constitution. In 1831 his elder brother Pedro abdicated the throne of Brazil, and ejected Miguel after a three-year civil war to re-establish Maria as Queen Regnant in 1834.
2002R101182Madison, The University of Winsconsin Press 2002 xx + 483pp., 23cm., softcover, very good condition, ISBN 0-299-14234-5, R101182
