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2002177581S.I.: Regione del Veneto 2002. Softcover. Good light foxing to upper block corners bumped shelfwear to wraps pages are clean. Red illustrated wraps with white lettering and bw illustrations xxiv 270 pp illustrated in bw. Text in Italian. Catalog of art works stolen in the Veneto from 1990-2000 prepared by the Carabinieri and Giunta regionale del Veneto. Regione del Veneto unknown books
501257"Umberto" on printed card with color portrait of Queen Elena of Italy by Montepujro. Stiff 8vo sheet folded to form 4pp. Signed by Authors. F. Soft cover. paperback books
20001116592000. Hardcover. VG. Pictorial boards/pictorial slipcase. 549 141 pp. 150 color numerous bw plates. 59 color numerous bw plates. Exhibition catalogue with text in Italian. Very nicely illustrated. hardcover books
197214019Rome: Arti Grafiche Wanzer 1972. First Edition. Octavo. Original printed wrappers; 433 7pp. Light wear; Very Good. (Arti Grafiche Wanzer) unknown books
1973186073Urbino: AGE 1973. Softcover. VG/Fair wraps are well worn soiled and small tears. Corners bumped covers in good shape. Text block has foxing. Pages are clean and tight. Ilustrated wraps. 847 pages illustrations. Text in Italian. Translated: "Restoration in marche. Testimonials purchases and recoveries." National Conference for the First Report on the Environmental Situation Urbino 29 June-2 July 1973Committee on Artistic Events Ministry of Public Education Directorate-General for Antiquity and Fine Arts./ Includes bibliographical references. AGE unknown books
1982202761New Haven: Yale University Press 1982. Hard Cover. Very Good binding/no dust jacket. Previous owner's name stamped on front free endpaper. No pencil or ink markings in text. Boards clean; binding sound. Green cloth gilt lettering. ~. Very Good binding / no dust jacket. Yale University Press unknown books
1988000630New York: Dorset Press 1988. Soft cover. Like New/Like New. <br/><br/> Dorset Press paperback books
2000210052000. Softcover. VG. Color wraps. 59 pp. 36 color plates. Text in Italian. unknown books
196046997Italy 1960. 1st Printing. White card stock self wrappers green and black lettering. One slip printed with a red design at head with menu specials typed in blue ink. Small slip is thin receipt paper with specials written in pencil. Both paperclipped to head. Light pencil markings to few printed menu items. Now housed in a mylar sleeve. A VG/NF copy. Light age toning/soiling to edges and wrappers paperclip a bit rusty edges lightly bumped internally clean and bright. Printed bifolium with two slips. Illustration of the hotel on the upper wrapper. 11-1/2" x 8. <br/><br/> unknown books
1999264811999. Softbound. VG Former owner's name written in ink on first page. Blue illustrated wraps 471pp profuse color and bw illustrations. Text in Italian; Errata sheet laid in. paperback books
20021238719Bologna Italy: Ducati Motorholding 2002. First Edition. Quarto; VG/Shrink wrapped softcover unbound; No spine; Unbound shrinkwrapped volume in Italian and English; Unopened Pristine; 4-hole punched manual for the 750 Supersport Model Year 2002.<br /> <br /> <p>Shelved in Netdesk office in FS box. 1238719. Rockville Non-Retail Listings. Ducati Motorholding unknown 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
2002137438Milano Milan Italy: Skira 2002. Softbound. VG. Black wraps with color illus. French folds. 273 pp. Illustrated profusely with color plates and black and white images. Catalog of an exhibition held in Santa Maria della Pieta Cremona Italy Dec. 12 2000-Mar. 18 2001 and in Kunsthistorisches Museum Palais Harrach Vienna Austria April 4-July 1 2001. Painting the music: Instruments posing in the art of the sixteenth and seventeenth century. A stunning collection of paintings which have musical instruments in them either as a central theme or as an accessory. The color plates of which there are many are vivid and large. Skira paperback books
199922373NY: Continuum. As New in As New dust jacket. 1999. Hardcover. 082641205X . First edition. As new in like dust jacket. . Continuum hardcover books
1766E0550A 41 B-2K8 2L2. 10 476 12 pages with five folding engraved plates several signed by R. Bennett folding map by D'Anville. Octavo 8" x 5 1/4" bound in modern sheep spine banded title gilt on black leather label edges in blue. ESTC t153068. Pine-Coffin752.2 var. imprint. Borroni 3182.Cox I 136. D'Ancona 672 First edition as a reissue of the edition "printed for S. Hooper; H. Webley; W. Nicol; and S. Bladon" 1766 with a cancel title page and an additional dedication to David Garrick.<br /><br />John Northall 1723-1759 army officer and travel writer "entered the service as a gentleman cadet in the Royal Regiment of Artillery on 1 July 1741 and was promoted to lieutenant fireworker on 1 April 1742. He served under Thomas Pattison with the Royal Artillery in Flanders in 1742 and was promoted second lieutenant on 1 April 1744. He was at the battle of Fontenoy on 11 May 1745 and became first lieutenant on 3 October 1745 captain-lieutenant on 24 March 1752 and captain on 1 October 1755. In February 1752 he went to Minorca and thence to Livorno. He was recorded in Capua on 1 April 1752. Instead of making the usual tour of Italy he visited the principal cities of Tuscany and after a cursory visit to Rome went to Naples. Then after a more lengthened stay in Rome he went to Loreto Bologna Venice Mantua Parma Modena and returned to Livorno whence he sailed for Genoa. From Genoa he went by sea to Villafranca and on by land to Marseilles. He died in 1759. An account of his Italian tour was published posthumously in July 1766 Travels through Italy; Containing New and Curious Observations on that Country but the work has been criticized as following closely J. G. Keysler's Travels 1740; Eng. trans. 1756." Oxford DNB<br /><br />Condition:<br /><br />Binding lightly rubbed vertical creases on title label; new endpapers title page re-inserted with repairs along inner margin holograph ink signature on title page crossed through and pencil year beneath roman numerals; occasional small tears and spots of minor paper loss mostly in the margins; ink stamp of "Scott County Public Library" on dedication leaf and page twenty-five some smudges and soiling rust stain on B3 few pages misprinted or mis-bound at an angle; nonetheless in overall very good condition. Printed for S Hooper hardcover 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
200229658NY: Crown. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2002. Hardcover. 060960614X . First printing. Fine in a fine dust jacket. . Crown hardcover books
16941669641694. ITALY. MISSON François-Maximilien. Nouveau Voyage D'Italie Avec un Memoire contenant des avis utiles à ceux qui voudront faire le mesme voyage. Three volumes. 26 248 21; 352 28; 18 413 i.e. 417 21 pp. Illustrated with a total of 65 engraved plates of which 39 are folding plus one folding letterpress plate. Titles printed in red and black with woodcut printer's device a few small woodcut illustrations in-text woodcut tail-pieces. Engraved armorial device at head of dedication to Charles Butler in volume I. Errata leaf at end. Ruled in red throughout. 12mo. 155 x 95 mm. uniformly bound in near-contemporary French dark blue morocco sides with triple fillet border vase and flower tools at corners central gold-blocked arms of Lorenzo Marziani Prince of Furnari in Sicily Guigard II 344 spine in six compartments richly gilt second and third compartments lettered in gold gilt edges. The Hague: Henri van Bulderen 1694-1698. Second Enlarged Edition of the description of a voyage to Italy made by the author in 1687-88 which served for fifty years as an essential European guide book to the Grand Tour. This copy was handsomely bound for a Sicilian noble. Volume III is not called for in the 1694-98 publication; it has been taken from the third edition and uniformly bound with our set. François-Maximilien Misson ca. 1650-1722 a Protestant from Lyon was forced to seek refuge with his family in England upon the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685. His father became a minister within the Huguenot community of London and Misson found employment as tutor to Charles Butler later Earl of Arran. It was with his pupil that Misson undertook the Grand Tour of which he gave an account in this book. The two traveled to Italy via Rotterdam Cologne Munich and Innsbruck crossing the Brenner Pass then to Verona and Venice visiting points of interest in and near Naples making a long visit to Rome and returning via Bologna Milan Genoa Turin Geneva Strasbourg and Brussels. His work in the form of a series of letters describes every locale visited and is "resoundingly modern" in tone containing an orderly account of "first-hand factual observations augmented by the critical perspective of a protestant travelling through a Catholic country" Oxford DNB. First published in 1691 translated into English in 1695 the work was hugely popular and was frequently reprinted with additions and enlargements. The fine engraved plates show detailed and accurate views of the principal sites from the major Italian and other European cities monuments objects animals and plants of local interest and regional costumes. This special copy is enlarged with the third volume of the following edition containing a "Memoire" for prospective tourists with sections on France Flanders and Vesuvius an alphabetical index of cities; a guide to the principal fairs and markets in various European cities; and lists of most important luxury goods found in various Italian cities with a blank folding plate for the reader's own additions. Small tear to lower blank corner of frontispiece tears to three plates in vol. I occasional minor small stains slight wear at joints and extremities of spines. Still a very fine set in a wonderful near-contemporary French morocco binding. PROVENANCE: Lorenzo Marziani supra-libros; Pastoret 19th-century armorial bookplate; Dr. Desnos 20th-century bookplate; Giannalisa Feltrinelli bookplate and blind-stamps sale Part VII Christie's Paris 11 December 2001 lot 2014. Rossetti 7093 describing 38 plates in vol. I but stating that "the number of plates may vary from copy to copy" and 7094. Borroni Bibliografia dell archeologia classica Florence 1962 3125/1. unknown books
1963306531963. Softcover. VG- light wear to cover edges. White wraps. 164 pp. Profuse bw plates. Text in Italian Russian French German and English. 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
1996BL3719Roma:: Accademia nazionale dei Lincei 1996. 1996. 8vo 239 pp. Illus. Royal blue printed wrappers; stamped inside back cover. Burndy bookplate. Fine. RARE. Marconi 1874-1937 is the father of long-distance radio transmission. Accademia nazionale dei Lincei, 1996. unknown books
1994000940Cumberland Rhode Island U.S.A.: Yale Univ Pr 1994. First Edition. Hardcover. Like New/Like New Jacket. <br/><br/> Yale Univ Pr hardcover books
1796001121Rome: Presso I Lazzarini 1796. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. xii 502 pp. Full and rich history of Ariccia and surrounding towns on the outskirts of Rome to the Southeast of the City by Castel Gandolfo the Papal Summer Residence. Ariccia is one of the most ancient cities in Italy dating to at least the ninth century B.C. This history concentrates mostly on the seventeenth and eighteenth century when it was ruled by the powerful Savelli Chigi family which produced one pope Alexander VII and built a grand residence in the town that has been used many a time as a movie set such as in Visconti's "Il Gattopardo" "The Leopard". While it is over two millenia since the town yielded to Rome's preeminence as a city Ariccia continued to be the next most important city in Lazio for long stretches of history owing to its propitious location on the Via Appia the first way station on the road between Rome and Naples and its pleasant salubrious climate in contrast to malalial Rome made it a favored resort for the powerful of Rome in prior centuries. This copy of the history a model of municipal histories in its day is very good. There is some light and occasional foxing yet little that could be considered disconcerting. The exception would be the four places where a prior owner presses leaves which left a residue and in one instance may have created a tiny wormhole type of hole. However the small amount of loss has no effect on readability where it occurred. The vellum has an attractive mottled almost tiger striped design. Book is tight. Occasional light pencil notes a word or two in each case affecting a handful of pages. Still a very good copy. <br/><br/> Presso I Lazzarini hardcover books
1990195605Princeton NJ: Princeton University Press 1990. Hard Cover. Very Good binding/no dust jacket. No pencil or ink markings in text. ; Not an Ex-Library Copy. Very Good binding / no dust jacket. Princeton University Press 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
