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187848596Firenze: Printed by M. Cellini 1878. Paperback. Fair. 30 1p. Original wrapper. 24cm. Cover worn and detached. Contents also worn. Italian text. <br/><br/> Printed by M. Cellini paperback books
1874221821Philadelphia; Chicago: National Publishing Company 1874. Hard Cover. Good binding. Previous owner's name written at top of title page. No pencil or ink markings in text. Green cloth binding with gilt lettering. Good binding. National Publishing Company unknown books
189223214New York - London: Not Published 1892. A group of 4 letters: February 1892 Capri March Castellammare di Stabia and June & July the Grand Hotel Axenstein Switzerland. All the letters are signed by W.B. Valentine and discuss giving Charles P. Buckley in New York City power of attorney and releases for various transactions concerning real estate deals and rental properties. Quite detailed asking the attorney for various assurances and advice in complex deals since his opponents are as ".sharp as O'Sullivans. Still they might have other properties we could sell under judgement. We have them now in a tight place.I am concerned that there is a swindle some where for I cannot understand why this man should hold his deed back for over 15 years." Some of the properties were at West Deer Park perhaps on Long Island this area later became Wheatley Heights; mention is also made of interest in B & M stock and properties at Lockwood. Valentine also requests his friend Buckley to advise 'Frank' on his investments and his greenhouses since ".Poor Frank has been done very badly in the past." and also reflects some of the prejudice and bias typical of the time against Jews in business: ".How is Moses if he were not a Jew I should have hopes of seeing his a/c paid but I am very doubtful of that race - I never came in contact with them with being the loser." The four letters averaging 4 1/2" x 7 1/2" size approx. with 3 written on good hotel-type notepaper one written on very thin 'onionskin' type paper slightly browned; with one envelope mailer stamped 'United States Consulate' return from Castellammare Italy to Charles P. Buckley Esq. Benedict Building 171 Broadway New York; the envelope very worn & soiled chipped. The letters in very good condition; New York business and European touring correspondence from the late 19th century. . Manuscript. Not Bound. Very Good. Not Published paperback books
1871WRCAM48866Mexico City 1871. 44pp. Dbd. Light uniform toning. Very good. A rare treaty between Mexico and Italy likely consummated to strengthen Italian national unification which had been secured the year before when Italy gained control of Rome. unknown books
18902222234<p>First edition thus. Octavo. Illustrated with fine photogravures of Florence and other Italian sites of historical architecture. Original white cloth with rich gilt and red decorative stamping t.e.g. Original red linen dust jacket. No foxing. Fine. 2 volumes. No signatures or bookplates.</p> Estes and Lauriat hardcover books
1864313871London: John Murray 1864. Sixth Edition carefully revised. Map at back. 480 72adspp. 12mo. Recased original cloth with crease in upper cover. Sixth Edition carefully revised. Map at back. 480 72adspp. 12mo. Sir Charles Eastlake's Copy. With ownership inscription on the title-page of Sir Charles Eastlake Director of the National Gallery from 1854 until his death in 1865. He dies in Pisa then a notorioiusly marshy and unhealthy city. This was preumably the guide book he used. <br/>With 3 pp. ALS dated July 21 1853. To Miss Talbot from Elizabeth Eastlake. John Murray unknown books
184033182Munich: Verlag der Literarische-Artistischen Anstalt 1840. Advertisement for series on front pastedown folding table captioned "V. Exemplum cujus dem membranae de moribus Italorum" 10 maps mostly folding that of Rome large and folding 19 1/2 x 15 inches torn along stub into image 4 pages manuscript notes tipped in following page 776 ink marginalia. Pp. x 808. 1 vols. 8vo. Contemporary green cloth ruled in blind spine lettered in gilt with gilt rules surrounding all above a gilt crown and "N." Some rubbing and soiling of cloth spotting of endpapers manuscript notations on endpapers browning of some gatherings else a very good copy. Advertisement for series on front pastedown folding table captioned "V. Exemplum cujus dem membranae de moribus Italorum" 10 maps mostly folding that of Rome large and folding 19 1/2 x 15 inches torn along stub into image 4 pages manuscript notes tipped in following page 776 ink marginalia. Pp. x 808. 1 vols. 8vo. Verlag der Literarische-Artistischen Anstalt unknown books
183226050Lucca Italy: Francesco Baroni 1832. 244 pages with the offerings from this Luccan bookseller. With sections of books printed in Italian Latin and French language French to letter S. The entries provide author date of publication short description and pricing volumes printed from the 15th - 19th century. Approx. 4" x 6 3/4" size with the remains of a paper covered spine and back cover paper only. Printer's waste was used for the back endpaper with text visible as well as on the back cover; text visible held to light and as reverse type. Some soiling to the title page; some leave unopened or very unevenly trimmed; first signature loosening; a couple of ms. annotations; leaves are generally fresh and in good condition. . First Edition. Binder's Waste. Good. Francesco Baroni paperback books
190020560Prato: Ditta Ruggero Benelli 1900. First edition. Hardcover. Panels are faux-diced shagreen gilt lettering first panel two brass rivets front cover for hanging the display. Very good. 27.5 x 13 cm. Salesman's sample advertising display for Super-Iride 48 dyed sample mounted eight panels bound accordion style each panel as noted previously folds out to approximately 40 inches when displayed. Color plates mounted on first and last panels with 48 dyed fabric sample in a wide range of colors lettering in black and red. Super-Iride solid dyes are Azo synthetic more stable than vegetable and/or aniline dyes provide a distinct advantage for coloring wool cotton and silks as they are highly resistant to sun and repeated washing. This brand is perhaps best known for the advertising poster of a looming red devil drawing forth a rainbow of color from a wooden barrel depicted here in the first panel. Scuffing to extremities back cover with slight loss of shagreen at back cover. Ditta Ruggero Benelli hardcover books
1860603601860. Establishing Public Administrative Law in the Kingdom of Italy Italy Kingdom of. Repertorio di Amministrazione Pubblica per Gli Stati di S.M. Il Re Vittorio Emanuele II. Turin: Stamperia Arnaldi 1860. vi 1232 cii pp. Octavo 8-1/4" x 5-1/4". Contemporary quarter calf over marbled boards speckled edges. Light rubbing to boards and extremities partial cracks at front and rear of text block. Moderate toning to text light foxing in some places internally clean. $650. Only edition. This code and handbook of public administrative law was issued before the Kingdom of Italy assumed its final form in 1861 which remained consistent until the end of the monarchy in 1945. Part II is a dictionary of terms concerning public law. OCLC locates 1 copy at the National Library of Israel. unknown books
181536735London: Printed for J. Mawman 39 Ludgate-Street 1815. Third Edition Revised and Enlarged. Large folding map colored in part in outline by G.A. Rizzi-Zannoni plans of churches an Index & c. 4 vols. 8vo. Bound in full contemporary vellum leather title labels some missing else fine set. Signature in each volume on the front free endpaper of Charlotte Pindar. Third Edition Revised and Enlarged. Large folding map colored in part in outline by G.A. Rizzi-Zannoni plans of churches an Index & c. 4 vols. 8vo. Eustace was born 1762 died 1815. He was an Irishman Catholic Priest a close friend of Edmund Burke. This trip took place in 1802 when he traveleled with John Cust later Lord Brownlow to whom this book is dedicated Robert Rushbroke of Rushbroke Park and Philip Roche. Printed for J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-Street unknown books
1867LD9712Rome: Pietro Datri 1867. Paperback. Very Good. Original pictorial wraps; oblong 4to 275x420 mm; with copper-engraved title-page and 54 views of Rome printed on the recto only. Backstrip perished; minor creasing; title-page a bit toned; last leaves dog-eared. Wide margins leave the engravings bright and clean suitable for display. Uncommon -- OCLC locates just 5 copies of the 1867 edition. <br/><br/> Pietro Datri paperback books
181140247Imola: tipografia comunale per Gianbenedetto Filippini 1811. First edition. A few tiny tears at folds else a fine untrimmed copy. Broadside. 49 x 38 cm. Announcing a series of celebrations of the baptism of Napoléon II 1811-1832 known from birth as the King of Rome son of Napoleon and his second wife Marie Louise of Austria. Issued in Imola the original seat of the provisional government of the Cispandane Republic later merged with the Transpadane Republic forming the Cisalpine Republic in turn merged into the new Italian Republic and then 1805 following Bonaparte's assumption of the title of Emperor of the French transformed into the Kingdom of Italy Regno d'Italia as it is here. After declaring that the people of Imola are second to none in their loyalty to Napoleon the proclamation notes a series of activities: poems to be read canon shots and the pealing of bells at dawn cash prizes to those being married and those who gave birth on the King of Rome's birthday food for the poor and for those imprisoned and at night the town is to be illuminated and there will be presentations at the theater a symphony concert and a ball. One copy at Biblioteca comunale Imola. No other copies shown at any North American or other European Libraries. tipografia comunale per Gianbenedetto Filippini unknown books