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199419978Genève, Groupe " Pour une Genève ouverte et solidaire.", 1994. In-8 broché de 230 pages.
207221Genève, A. Jullien, 1902-1907 2 vol. in-8, VIII-525 pp., [2] ff. n. ch., 454 pp., toile fantaisie, dos lisses, pièces de titre cerise, couvertures conservées (reliure de l'époque). Bon exemplaire.
181913981A Genève, de l'Imprimerie des successeurs Bonnant, 1819. Petit in-8 de XI-360 pages, cartonnage marbré, pièce de titre manuscrite au dos, tranches jaunes. Plusieurs pages et tableaux dépliants.
173521404Genève, chez Jean de Tournes, 1735-1772. Recueil factice contenant 8 pièces, reliées en cartonnage du temps. Le volume a été dépouillé de quelques autres pièces.
173613993A Rouen, sans nom, 1736. In-4 de 224 pages, demi-basane brune à coins, filets, roulettes et titre dorés au dos, pièces de titre caramel.
17672338Londres, sans nom, 1767. 2 volumes in-8 de 238 + 1008 pages (pagination continue 426 + 582) plein veau brun moucheté, dos lisses ornés de fleurons dorés, tranches rouges. Dos passés, accroc à l’étiquette de titre vol. 2, mors vol. 1 légèrement fendus, quelques rousseurs en fin de vol. 2.
173413994[Genève], sans nom, [1734]. In-8 de [2]-18 ; 69; 18 pages, demi-velin blanc à coins, numéro manuscrit au dos.
199819797Genève, 1998. In-4 de 127 pages broché.
186620181Genève, Société d'histoire et d'archéologie de Genève, 1866. In-4 de [6]-XXVII-[1]-542 pages, cartonnage d'éditeur, dos (moderne) de percaline grise, pièce de titre en veau noir.
186620655Genève, Société d'histoire et d'archéologie de Genève, 1866. In-4 broché de [6]-XXVII-[1]-542 pages, couverture de papier gris muet.
26284Affichette au format 21 x 29,5, récente reproduction couleurs. Très léger pli à un coin, qui disparaîtra sans nul doute si vous l'encadrez...
23846République et Canton de Genève / Société de Banques Suisses.
26283Affichette au format 21 x 26, récente reproduction couleurs.
ORD-4377S.l.n.d. sans doute fin XIX°. Album de 12 photos (15x9,5cm) collées sur carton, montées en pliage accordéon (2 volets détachés), tirées en violet-brun, titrées dans la plaque, sous cartonnage rouge, titre argenté.
198219938Chapelle-sur-Moudoun, Éditions Ketty& Alexandre, 1982. In-4 composé de 6 feuillet de planches à découper et de 4 pages d'explication.
195513481Genève, A. Jullien, 1955. In-8 broché de 52 pages, couverture illustrée.
199021796Genève, Promoédition, 1990. In-4 broché à l'italienne non paginé. Recueil de photographies autour des grands travaux des Rues Basses, qui firent l'objet d'une exposition éponyme.
175421716Genève, [1754?]. Brochure in-8 de 38 pages, couverture de papier gris avec un inscription à la plume: Pour les commissaires chargés de la remise du nouveau territoire.
21966N. D. Phot et Edit. Schroeder & Cie à Zurich, fin XIX ème siècle. Trois belles vues du lac de Genève et des quais (275 x 210 mm) montées sur papier. Bon état.
202020002Vernier, 2020. Plaquette carrée de 32 pages, et d'un long dépliant formant l'échelle du temps.
26122Carte postale du bistro, petit pli au coin inférieur. Encadrée, format du cadre 10 x 14 cm.
188016364vers 1880. Un volume oblong relié en maroquin aubergine, dos à faux nerfs orné de filets dorés, filets à froid encadrant les plats, titre doré sur le premier plat.
26290Affichette au format 20 x 32, récente reproduction couleurs.
1606508223Robert Barker 1606. Leather. VERY GOOD. Complete quarto Geneva Bible in contemporary blind-tooled calf binding with brass metalwork furniture. General title page and NT title page intact. Including the Apocrypha Book of Common Prayer and Sternhold & Hopkins' Metrical Psalms. Scriptural text complete but lacking the front endpaper first two leaves of the BCP and final metrical psalms following 119. With an early rebacking along with the metalwork. Clasps and tail 1' of the rear strip of brass perished; moderate weart to the extremities with some abrasion of the leather at the extremities revealing the oaken boards with antique patina. both boards show splitting from the application of the furniture and oxidation to the boards and adjacent leaves around the rivets; occasional tidemarks and some thumbsoil to the margins otherwise VERY GOOD. With numerous ownership inscriptions to the endpapers title versos and elsewhere. An uncommon survival in contemporary binding. Darlow & Moule 285 one of some 30 odd Barker printings of the 1580 edition with trivial modifications William Whittingham was one of many Puritan scholars who landed in Calvin's Geneva as exiles from eligious persecution under Queen Mary. Trained in classical languages at Oxford Whittingham completed a fresh translation of the New Testament from the original Greek in 1557. Joined by Anthony Gilby and Thomas Sampson a translation of the Old Testament from the original Hebrew and Aramaic was completed in 1560. The three saw their work as a continuance of the tradition of English Bible translation first begun by William Tyndale and Miles Coverdale. Given permission to print in England by Queen Elizabeth the Geneva Bible became the dominant translation in England for three generations before and after the King James Version. 4to in 8's. Dual column 72-line blackletter text with roman intros and marginal glosses. A7-E8 2 A1-Z8 Aa1-Zz8 Aaa1-Iii2 4 Kkk1-Zzz10 A1-L2 A1-F3. BCP & Psalms; 2 General Title & Prelims: Prayer Book Psalter General Title 'Of the incomparable treasures of the holy Scriptures' 'How to take profit .'. Text: OT leaves 1-358; Apocrypha 359-435 NT title 'Summe of the hwole scripture 6 NT Text 441-554; Concordances unpaginated Whole Booke of Psalmes 10 1-76 perished thereafter. Robert Barker unknown
1569Q42<p>Geneva: John Crispin 1569. 4to 8.125 x 5.75 in. The scarce <em>second edition</em> of the Geneva Bible in quarto. Printed in Geneva in Roman font with illustrations double-page maps and provenance of a famous paper maker.</p><p><strong>Description</strong></p><p>Lacks the first preliminary leaf <em>Calendar Historical</em> and begins with <em>To The Reader </em>1 p. <em>Of the Golden Nombre</em>… etc.3 pp. <em>A Supputation of the years </em>1 p. <em>A Table of the Cycle of the Sunne </em>1 p. <em>Kalendar </em>with a small woodcut at the beginning of each month 6 pp. <em>Fairies in France and elsewhere </em>1 p. The printed title page 1569 with decorative headpiece and Crispin's device. Text in two column Roman type with the complete set of illustrations and maps in the text. Bound with four of the additional double-page maps including the Wanderings of the Israelites Nu 33 Ezekiel's Temple Ez 48 Description of the Holie Land before NT title and the Description of the Countreis and Places before Acts. Also bound with the Degrees of Consanguinitie Lev 18 and the map at Joshua provided in facsimile. Printed New Testament title page 1568 with printer's device. Ends with the <em>Table</em> and the <em>Order of the Years</em> 1 p. First chapter woodcut initials head and tailpieces.</p><p><strong>Collation</strong></p><p>par.8 -par1 4 a-c4 d-z8 A-Z8 Aa-Gg8 Old Testament n3-8 Table of Names Aa-Bb4 Cc-Ss8 Tt3 New Testament. <em>Lacks</em> Apocrypha Psalter and first preliminary leaf.</p><p><strong>Binding</strong></p><p>Newly rebound in speckled brown calf. Elaborate blind tooling and rolls to boards within concentric frames. Spine with four raised bands and extensive blind tooling to compartments. One red morocco label with gilt-rules and the words "Holy Bible" letter in gilt and a date of 1569 letter in gilt to foot. New plain endpapers.</p><p><strong>Condition</strong></p><p>Overall a clean text; trimmed close with infrequent loss to first letter of the marginal notes; a-c small stain to lower gutter; Q7-R1 old tape repair with a couple of lines of text replaced in manuscript; T2-3 upper dark marginal stain impacting three lines of text; final map with a tear along fold; Tt1-3 last few leaves of tables with tape repairs to margins.</p><p><strong>Provenance</strong></p><p>Bookplate of James Whatman 1702-1759 on front pastedown with his signature on first blank leaf. On the next four blank pp. at the front Whatman described the history of the Geneva version in a neat hand likely on his own wove paper. Whatman produced high-quality white paper in the 1740s that was used by state papers and also used in printed books. He was the first paper maker in Europe to make wove paper.</p><p><strong>Note</strong></p><p>The second edition of the Geneva version printed in Geneva. The second edition is a smaller book than the 1560 first edition. The Apocrypha was removed from this copy likely by a zealous Puritan. The Psalter was an integral part of this edition and is lacking from this copy but four of the five maps are present.</p><p><strong>Scarcity</strong></p><p>RBH records only three copies at auction since 1910. OCLC shows only six copies in institutions.</p><p><strong>References</strong></p><p>Herbert 130; ODNB 40776; STC 2106; not in USTC.</p> John Crispin hardcover
