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18248244In Roma Rome: Presso Giacomo Antonelli 1824. Oblong 8vo engraved title-page 70 plates. Contemporary half morocco marbled boards morocco label to front board. Strip torn from top edge of title-page and sometime restored some spotting mostly to margins. Rubbing to extremities a little wear to edges. Bookplate to pastedown. A attractive set of engraved views of Rome most by Achille Parboni 1783-1841 although a handful all in the same style are signed P. Parboni or F. Rinaldi. Versions of this collection were issued in a variety of ways with a differing number of images but this is an early example with a total of 70 plates none dated later than 1824. Presso Giacomo Antonelli hardcover
1556373862Venice: Paulus Mauntius 1556. Chronology and Commentary each with separate title page and printer's device. Ff. 16 169 1 corrigenda. 1 vols. Folio. Early limp vellum fore edge flaps. Spine worn manuscript waste visible as spine supports; upper cover detached and soiled. Rough but complete and unsophisticated. Cloth slipcase and chemise. Chronology and Commentary each with separate title page and printer's device. Ff. 16 169 1 corrigenda. 1 vols. Folio. Commentary on the history of Rome with a chronology of Kings and consuls from Romulus to the early emperors. The book on Roman names is at ff. 151-169 and conatins two woodcuts of Roman coins. Adams S1115; EDIT16 28012; BM STC Italian 1465-1600 p. 626; Renouard A.A. Annali delle edizioni Aldine p. 169 no. 16 Paulus Mauntius unknown
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1557ST16379-032Basel: Hieronymus Froben 1552; Venice: Jacopo Strada 1557. FIRST COMPLETE AND FIRST ILLUSTRATED EDITION of the first work; FIRST EDITION Second Issue of the second work. 330 x 215 mm. 13 x 8 1/4". 108 leaves; 8 p.l. 192 181-228 pp. 99 leaves index. Two works in one volume. <br/> 18th century marbled calf rebacked original backstrip laid down flat spine in compartments formed by decorative leafy rules and featuring large floral ornaments at center two morocco labels marbled end papers. Printer's device on titles and on final leaf of first work fine large and small mostly historiated woodcut initials and MORE THAN 100 FINE WOODCUTS mostly large or full-page IN FIRST WORK several signed by "C S" perhaps Conrad Schnitt or Christoph Schweizer ILLUSTRATING BUILDINGS OCCUPATIONS MILITARY MACHINES COSTUMES etc. some cuts repeated one cut printed upside down; 369 numismatic woodcuts in text of second work 262 of these including repetitions with medallion portraits and 107 with names only. Front flyleaf with early ink inscription of a library number; third leaf of first work and 10th leaf of second work with the crowned "L" library stamp of the Lamoignon Library. VD16 N 1884; Schweiger II 618; Brunet IV 111; Graesse IV 691 all for first work; Mortimer Italian 322 a later edition with copies of these cuts 355; Adams N-354 P-195. ◆Original spine leather somewhat dried and eroded covers slightly pitted and marked but the binding entirely firm with only superficial wear to joints and certainly agreeable. First title a little smudged and foxed a few other trivial imperfections but A REMARKABLY FRESH CLEAN AND SMOOTH COPY INTERNALLY AND WITH FINE IMPRESSIONS OF THE CUTS.<br/> <br/> This is a very attractive copy with distinguished provenance of two works with considerable data relating to and shedding substantial light on the politics government provincial administration and military establishment of Rome as well as other aspects of Roman life. The first work here is an anonymous early fifth century Roman state handbook more commonly known as the "Notitia Dignitatum" edited by Siegmund Ghelen Gelenius ca. 1477 - ca. 1554 and Beatus Rhenanus 1485-1547 from a lost Medieval manuscript. It is arranged according to the provinces of the Roman Empire and their cities. The second work is a synopsis of Roman history from Romulus through the reign of Habsburg emperor Charles V in the 15th century. Its first section is based on the "fasti consulares" inscriptions from the Arch of Augustus in the Roman forum listing all Roman consuls from 483 B.C. to 19 A.D. These relics were discovered in the 1540s when the forum was being quarried for building materials. The compiler of this work Panvinio 1529-68 was an Augustinian monk devoted to antiquarian studies who spent considerable time in Italy recording inscriptions on ancient monuments medals and other surfaces. He recognized the "fasti consulares" fragments recovered from the ruins and worked frantically to save them. They were restored by Michelangelo and added to the collection of what became the Capitoline Museum. Panvinio also used the coins and medals collected by Strada the publisher as a source for this compilation. A considerable portion of the interest and value in this volume today resides in the woodcuts. Copied from the original illustrations in an early manuscript of the work now lost; the cuts in the first work include many depictions of books showing several different kinds of decorated bindings. The illustrations also provide many details of Roman dwellings costumes and objects used in private religious and military life. Excepting the fact that they have produced books on basically the same subject our two printers could hardly be more different. Whereas the Swiss Froben was one of the giants of Renaissance printing and a great promoter of learning the Venetian Strada apparently spent much of his time speculating in the antiques market being one of the first merchants to make a business of selling Italian antiques to foreigners. Our copy comes from the collection of the great bibliophile Antoine Moriau 1699-1759 who leased the stately Hôtel d'Angoulême Lamoignon in Paris to house his library of 14000 books and more than 2000 manuscripts. The second work here is rare. Hieronymus Froben, 1552; Venice: Jacopo Strada unknown
1938524870Boston: Shubert Theatre 1938. Unbound. Fine. Single sheet measuring 4" x 9.5" printed on both sides. Original theatre programme for a 1938 Shubert Theatre production featuring the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union Players. A fine copy. This theatre programme is unrecorded by OCLC which does note holdings of theatre programmes for several other productions of 'Pins and Needles.' The International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union was once one of the largest labor unions in the United States one of the first U.S. unions to have a primarily female membership and a key player in the labor history of the 1920's and 1930's from wikipedia. Prints a detailed list of cast and crew for the production. Pins and Needles was originally written for the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union. It opened on November 27 1937 and ran for four years. According to scholar John Kendrick 'Pins and Needles' was ". the only hit ever produced by a labor union and the only time when a group of unknown non-professionals brought a successful musical to Broadway" see Kendrick 'History of Musical Stage' Part III. Shubert Theatre unknown
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6g4410Verschiedene Verlage meist um 1980-2000. verschiedene Einbände leichte Gebrauchsspuren. - Insgesamt gut erhalten. Enthalten: Zülch. In Auschwitz vergast bis heute verfolgt/ Maur. Die Zigeuner. Wanderer zwischen den Welten/ Lakatos. Bitterer Rauch/ Unesco Kurier. Die Zigeuner/ Geo 1984. Zu Gast beim großen Bulibascha/ Pro memoria. Gedenkschrift des staatlichen Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau/ Djuric. Zigeuner. Ein Volk aus Feuer und Wind/ Zigeunermärchen/ Reinhardt. Gypsy. Die Geschichte einer großen Sinti-Familie/ Genner. Spartakus. Eine Gegengeschichte des Altertums nach den Legenden der Zigeuner/ Zigeunermärchen aus Ungarn/ Zigeunermärchen/ Hohmann. Zigeunerleben/ Sinti und Roma. Eine Studie der evangelischen Kirche in Deutschland/ Krausnick. "Da wollten wir frei sein!" Eine Sintifamilie erzählt/ Yoors. Die Zigeuner 2x/ Kenrick. Zigeuner. verkannt verachtet verfolgt/ Stancu. Solange das Feuer brennt/ Becker. Jenische Sinti und Roma in der Schweiz/ Hohmann. Die Geschichte der Zigeunerverfolgung/ Gronemeyer. Die Zigeuner. Reisende in Europa/ Gilsenbach. Oh Django sing deinen Zorn/ Sumatry. Das echte Zigeuner-Traumbuch/ Reclam Zigeunerlieder 2 versch. Ausgaben/ Vossen. Zigeuner/ Kindermärchen der Sinti und Roma/ Müller-Hill. Tödliche Wissenschaft. Die Aussonderung von Juden Zigeunern und Geisteskranken 1933-1945/ Hildebrandt. Faria Faria Ho. Der Deutsche und sein Zigeuner/ Weisheiten der Zigeuner/ Petersen. In meiner Sprache gibt's kein Wort für morgen/ Seredy. Puszia-Kinder/ Yoors. Das wunderbare Volk/ Kopecny. Fahrende und Vagabunden/ Fienbork. Die Roma - Hoffen auf ein Leben ohne Angst/ Reise im Zigeunerwagen/ Lakatos. Csandras Karren/ Maximoff. Die Ursitory. Zigeunerroman. - unknown
3092Rome École Française de Rome 1978-80. Soft cover. . ~ ~ NOTE: THE PRICE OF THIS BOOK IS CURRENTLY REDUCED! ~ ~ . Two volumes. Royal octavo. Pp. vi 340 6; 294 6. Plates diagrams figures tables. Original printed card wrappers with pictorial dust-jackets. Fine set. ~ Collection de l'École Française de Rome 37. 001-5 <br/> <br/> Rome, École Française de Rome, 1978-80. paperback
1891268<p>"This is an original 1891 military authorization issued by the Territorial Military Division of Rome. It grants Mr. Toy and his group of over five people permission to visit Castel Sant'Angelo during specified hours starting from October 1891 through April and different hours in other months. The document bears an official stamp and is signed by the Chief of Staff. The date of issue is November 5 1891 in Rome."</p><p>"This is a small postcard-sized historical document from 1891 issued by the Territorial Military Division of Rome. It is creased in half with foxing on both the front and back. The back also features four to five handwritten signatures. The corners are slightly bent but the text remains fully legible. This official authorization allowed visits to Castel Sant'Angelo and it is marked with an official stamp and a date of November 5 1891." See Photos</p> The date of issue is November 5, 1891, in Rome."
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19429Browne and Nolan Printers Dublin. Circa 1887. . 32pp. 8vo. Stitched. With leaf tipped-in carrying a one-page addendum transcript of a 'Letter from His Eminence Cardinal Manning' 1887. In good condition lightly aged and worn. In illustrated wraps printed in green and yellow the front cover carrying an illustration of 'St. Patrick receiving the Commission at Rome from Pope Celestine I. to preach the Gospel to the Irish People'; the back cover with illustration of 'St. Patrick preaching to the Irish Chieftains at Tara'. Over the last five pages in small type is a 'List of Contributors'. The only copy traced on OCLC WorldCat at the Catholic Institute of Sydney Veech Library. Browne and Nolan, Printers, Dublin. [ Circa 1887. ] paperback
175446429London: Printed for W. Innys J. and P. Knapton S. Birt et al. 1754. Very Good. London: Printed for W. Innys J. and P. Knapton S. Birt et al. 1754. Twelfth Edition Corrected and Improved. Octavo; bound in modern quarter calf with five raised bands and gitl stamping to spine; new endpapers; 16; xxx; 375; 26 appendices collated and complete. 14 plates 8 of which are folding includes frontispiece. Light wear and some light spotting to boards; binding sound; tear to top edge of front free endpaper; shorter tear and light wear along top of frontis page; pages age-toned else unmarked; a Very Good copy of Kennett's impressive work on Ancient Rome which remained popular and in print for decades after its original publication in 1696. Printed for W. Innys, J. and P. Knapton, S. Birt et al. unknown
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197046751Cambridge MA: The MIT Press 1970. Thick folio. 569 1 pp. Nearly 500 photo illustrations plates diagramstables architectural plans several large folding 1 large double-page folding in full colour. Beige linen cloth embossed red architectural drawing & lettering on front cover spine very minor scuff to back cover w/ d.j. minor edgewear rubbing 1 very small closed tear back cover VG/VG copy from the library of William McDonald Jr. 1921-2010 noted historian of Classical Roman architecture and art w/ ownership markings on half-title. First edition of this sumptuously illustrated and complete history of the building activity in Rome from 1600 to 1750. The author discusses the urban policies and building programs of the popes as well as an analytical history of the artistic culture of Rome documented by the theoretical writings and architectural publications of the period. He presents the formal principles and compositional methods of the Baroque and includes individual chapters of the great masters Bernini Borromini and Cortona. The MIT Press, hardcover
151829908Paris: Germain Hardouyn. Colophon: "ont este imprimees a Paris pour Germain Hardouyn demorant entre les deux portes du Palais a lenseigne de Saincte Marguerite. 1518. First of the edition. Printed on vellum and beautifully illuminated with forty hand-painted miniatures. There are sixteen large and twenty four small miniatures i.e. metalcuts painted in blue red brown green yellow white and gold and numerous one- and two-line initials in gold and blue pictorial metal-cut borders throughout partly illuminated. With full page miniatures: Skeleton Maria with the infant Jesus Jesus on Mount of Olives Flight to Egypt The Three Magi Nativity Crucification etc. 8vo 17.8 x 11/0 cm handsomely bound in eighteenth century full marbled polished calf the edges gilt the spine with raised bands gilt decorated. 112 leaves printed on vellum in a Gothic typeface twenty-four lines per page. Almanach / Calendar for the years 1518 -1525. Signatures: A - O8 14 quires = 112 leaves complete. A handsome and well preserved copy complete. A FINE PRINTED BOOK OF HOURS FROM THE EARLY 16TH CENTURY PARIS. In the late fifteenth and early sixteenth century printed books of hours like the present copy were produced in greater numbers than manuscript horae in part in order to meet the demands of a bourgeoning middle class audience that could afford such items.<br> RARE. Not in Brunet Bohatta Lacombe Mortimer French Adams Germain Hardouyn. (Colophon: "ont este imprimees a Paris pour Germain Hardouyn demorant entre les deux portes du Palais a lensei hardcover
196040723Roma Instituto di Statistica 1960 hardcover. Statistical and demographic contributions are in Italian English French German or Spanish. Includes bibliographical references. -- Substantial hardcover volumes very good condition. -- With the personal card of Gini stapled in plus his death notice each addressed to the book owner Hermann von Schilling who was a contributor to this volume. -- Gini Corrado described statistical income inequality in a society and advocated fascist theories. -- One article: "Planned spatial distribution of population in Israel" data through 1956. Instituto di Statistica hardcover
18004585<p>Single broadsheet 60 x 44.5 cm folded. A very good copy.<br /></p><p>A rare survival of such an ephemeral piece unrecorded on ICCU: a large broadside issued during the nine-month occupation of Rome following the fall of the Roman Republic and proclaiming a complete revision of the running of the city's public market to prevent "hoarders and scalpers" from inflating food prices beyond the means of the "most sensitive" members of the populace during this tumultuous period.</p><p>The edict instructs for example all retailers of vegetables and fruits to arrange contracts exclusively during daylight hours and only under their official banners; any retailers found bringing or intending to bring wholesalers into the marketplace will be considered in contravention of the law. Retailers are also prohibited from forming collective buying groups which lead to 'infamous monopolies'. Further regulations touch on sellers of poultry interactions between retailers and wholesalers and the physical locations of permitted activities. The trades in domestic pigeons and wild game however are exempted from these stringent regulations.<br /><br />The broadsheet also gives details of the enforcement of the new rules. Anyone not complying with the regulations after three days of their posting will suffer the consequences and trials of the accused will take place between 22 and 24 hours and for 1 hour the following morning in the market square itself. The penalties are stiff: for the first offence 25 scudi; for the second 50 scudi and a public beating; while the third warrants a 100 scudi fine and 5 years of public labor. Fines will also be imposed for passing false currency. The edict ends with a stern public hygiene order reminding all retailers of the prohibition of fish-selling in the marketplace. The public is also ordered to make use of the fountains in a civilised manner and not to throw rubbish into the fountain or onto the streets.</p><p>The Piazza Navona became the official market square of Rome in the 15th century and remained so until the 1860s when the site was transferred to the Campo de' Fiori. Produced during a period of tremendous political upheavel the present document provides us with a surprisingly intimate insight into the problems of running such an enormous concern. As the broadside notes the Papal Government had formerly been responsible for the orderly running of the marketplace but in 1798 the short-lived Roman Republic based upon the principles of the French Revolution had seized power and exiled the Pope. According to the document many "abuses" were committed during the "so-called" Republican tenure and indeed the "greed and malice of those who have been able to evade the rules" has led to the need for tighter regulation. Today it complains many dealers hoard more than they sell rendering public markets 'inutili' and driving food prices far higher than they should be in turn affecting the "most sensitive" segment of the population. The present edict was issued under the authority of His Excellency Diego Naselli a Neapolitan commander whose troops had invaded the Republic in September 1799. However by July 3rd seven months after the edict's publication the city was returned to the authority of the Pope.</p><p> Unrecorded in ICCU or OCLC.</p> Lazzarini
dola3017Rome: 1939. First Edition limited to 2450 copies. Originally named E42 EUR stands for Esposizione Universale Roma a world’s fair that Benito Mussolini and his administration planned for 1942 to celebrate 20 years of Fascist rule in Italy. The exposition never took place due to the intervention of World War II. This exhibition district located on the edge of Rome’s historical center was intended to showcase the new Italy and its leadership and was built according to a master plan by architect Marcello Piacentini 1881-1960. 5 copies located in Worldcat. folio. pp. 90 2. 2 portraits & 24 other illus. most full-page 3 double-page & some in colour. wrs. lower corners & foot of spine chipped some foxing throughout generally light but more pronounced on wrs. & outer leaves. dola3017 [Rome]: 1939 unknown
63-2639Roma: Museo della Villa Borghese ca. 1880. Black and White Photograph Albumen silver print 25 x 19 cm Oblong Very Good with minor wear & tiny loss at corner. Text in Italian. Roma: Museo della Villa Borghese, [ca. 1880]. unknown
