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1746CLL-8011746 2 parties en un volume in-8 de (2) ff., LX, 235 pp. - (2) ff., 303 pp., veau marbré, filet à froid en encadrement sur les plats, dos à nerfs orné de caissons de fleurons dorés, pièce de titre de maroquin rouge, filet doré sur les coupes, tranches rouges (reliure de l'époque).
1756CLL-362Amsterdam, Arkstée & Merkus, 1756 2 volumes in-12 de XXXIII, (3), 240 pp.- V (mal chiffrées VII), 268 pp., veau marbré, triple filet doré en encadrement sur les plats, armes dorées au centre, dos lisses orné de caissons de fleurons dorés, pièces de titre de maroquin rouge, filets dorés sur les coupes, tranches rouges (reliures de l'époque).
177644973(Paris, Imprimerie Royale, 1776). 4to. Extract from ""Mémoires de Mathematique et de Physique, Présentés à l'Academie des Sciences par divers Savans"", Année 1773. Pp. 37-232. a. 1 folded engraved plate. Clean and fine.
172085831720 Amsterdam, Etienne Roger, 1720 ; in-12°, pleine veau brun de l'époque, dos à nerfs orné de fleurons dorés, titre doré sur étiquette de maroquin vieux-rouge, tomaison dorée; 7ff.nch ( dont le titre imprimé en noir et rouge avec vignette gravée), 269pp. et 1 frontispice.
1775015498Amsterdam Amsterdam 17751775. Due opere in E.O. riunite in un volume 10x173 cm rilegato in tutta pelle coeva dorso liscio ornato e dorato con difetti restaurati. Paginazioni: 4-214 pagine per l'opera di Morellet presentata anonima; 228 pagine per l'opera di Linguet risposta anch'essa anonima. -Théorie du paradoxe: Réfutation ironique des différents paradoxe établis par Linguet dans sa Théorie des Loix civiles. Morellet y dénonce la corruption et réfute les fausses doctrines enseignées par Linguet sur les bases d'un bon gouvernement et sur les maximes de son administration. Beaucoup d'idées économiques pilosophiques et politiques. INED 331 La risposta di Linguet è altrettanto aspra e accusa Morellet di rovesciare il senso delle sue proposte. Rara riunione delle due Edizioni Originali. unknown
1799H36520Philadelphia: William Conover 1799. Hardcover. Good. Second American edition first published in the US at Norwich CT in 1796. 8vo 7.5 x 4.5 inches early or original half leather and marbled boards good or better with general rubbing to binding but tightly bound gilt lettering on spine faint but still readable old bookseller's label from J. G. Auner in Philadelphia first blank with 2 x 1" loss to upper outer corner early ownership signature of Johnston Moore on title page possibly the Carlisle PA landowner 1809-1901 who had a frought relationship with Dickinson College; contents a bit toned and foxed throughout. 320 pp. Utopian lost race novel first published in England in 1737 purportedly by an Italian but actually by an Englishman and Catholic priest. Describes finding the kingdom of Mezzorania somewhere in Northern Africa which has developed into a utopian society over 3000 years of isolation. Popular and widely reprinted in Europe but American editions are rare in commerce. William Conover hardcover
1775105185Amsterdam 1775. 170x100mm. 228Êpages bandeaux reliure plein veau de lՎpoque avec piÂce de titre et fleurons dorÂŽs au dos ˆ 5 nerfs. Triples encadrements dorÂŽs sur les deux plats. Tranche rouge. Garde marbrÂŽ. Cuir frottÂŽ par endroits autrement bel exemplaire intÂŽrieur propre. 341 unknown
1777001781Amsterdam et Liege: Desoer 1777. Memoires de Gaudence de Lucques prisonnier de lInquisition. Augmentée de plusieurs cahiers qui avaient été perdus à la douane de Marseille. Premier tome . quatrième. Amsterdam et Liège Desoer 1777. --- Quattro tomi in due volumi in 8° piccolo di 146pp; 2-143pp; 4-144pp; 4-164pp. Mezza pelle verde ottocentesca. Quattro incisioni di Le Lorrain. --- «Décrit avec talent un pays inconnu situé au milieu de lAfrique. Cest le peuple des Mezoraniens. Réligion naturelle et tolerante gouvernement familiale communisme.» Ruyer: l'Utopie p. 191. Viene considerato nell'ambito delle utopie di produzione illuministica uno degli incunaboli del pensiero comunista. Desoer unknown
1760002415L'Utopie: chez Jaques l'Aveugle 1760. Due volumi in 12o di 272 e 232 pagine. Legature coeve in piena pelle; difetti alle cuffie. Una delle più famose utopie del XVIII secolo francese che presenta curiose somiglianze con il Robinson Crusoe. In viaggio nelle terre australi il protagonista scopre un regno dove domina labbondanza la tolleranza luguaglianza. Viene anche inventata una nuova lingua senza imperativo!. La prima edizione è del 1710. chez Jaques l'Aveugle unknown
1738mon0000163622London: for B. Motte 1738. FIRST EDITION. 1 vol. 8" x 5-1/8" iilxxxvii215pp. includes the initial ad leaf complete internally clean and bright. Bound in contemporary full speckled calf covers double ruled in gilt expertly rebacked gilt lettered spine VERY GOOD. Housed in a 1/4 green morocco open ended slipcase raised bands gilt lettered spine spine sunned. London: for B. Motte hardcover
171023256Bordeaux: James l'Aveugle 1710. First edition. An important imaginary voyage to Australia: a 'landmark' in the development of the French voyage novel Atkinson in its original full calf decorated binding. <br /> <br /> A Robinsonade account which predates Defoe. It is complete with the ship wreck exploration conflict with local inhabitants stand off and final rescue by a passing ship. It is a reasonable representation of the Australian continent and its challenges along with a realistic estimation of the importance of mining and irrigation to Australia that "foreshadow what has actually come to pass in modern Australia." Friederich <br /> <br /> The title page is falsely dated 1710. In his deep analyses of Tyssot de Patot and his publications Aubrey Rosenberg has concluded that this 1710 printing with the armillary sphere device on the title page with the base pointing to the left is indeed the first edition and was published between 1714 and 1718. "Robinson Crusoe" first appeared in 1719.<br /> <br /> 12mo viii 508pp. Bound in the original full brown calf binding gilt spine in 6 compartments raised bands gilt device decoration on spine and outer dentelles. Bookplate of Sir John Dashwood King on the inside front pastedown. Rosenberg "A" Gove 217-219; Cioranescu 62587; Barbier IV 1103; Atkinson 'The Extraordinary Voyage in French Literature' p. 70; Rosenberg pp. 84-5. <br /> <br /> A handsome copy in its original binding. James l'Aveugle unknown
1799241012Philadelphia: Reprinted by William Conover No. 72 Walnut Street 1799. Second American edition. 320 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. 19th-century polished calf upper joint cracked but cords holding; title page backed next leaf with loss at top of page affecting only running heads leaves K6 pp. 119-120 and N1 pp. 145-146 defective with some loss of text stains scattered throughout some waterstaining to lower outer corner of text block. Second American edition. 320 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Simon Berington 1680-1755 was a Catholic controversialist and the author of this frequently reprinted utopian voyage first ed. London 1737. This second American edition was preceded by the Norwich edition of 1796. Evans 35183. Evans 35183 <br/><br/> Reprinted by William Conover, No. 72, Walnut Street unknown
173856251Dublin: reprinted by and for George Faulkner 1738. 8vo pp. xiv 310; contemporary calf boards; 19th-century rebacking; leather scuffed around board edges; head of title page clipped and mended; otherwise very good. A fictional story about an Italian man who discovers a mythical paradise called Mezzoramia in the African desert. The author Simon Berington 1680-1755 was a Catholic priest. The title page states that the text was copied from a manuscript in St. Mark's Library in Venice but this is a fictional account; the text was initially written in English and first published in London in 1737 and received a number of reprints. reprinted by, and for George Faulkner unknown
1737BERINGTO006410T. Cooper London. 1737. First edition. Octavo. pp xvi 335. Period binding of full calf with raised bands gilt rules later leather title-label on spine. A utopian novel which was for many years attributed to Bishop Berkeley. The narrative relates a sojourn in the remote African community of Mezorania whose social system supposedly bears ancestral traces of that of the Ancient Egyptians. It is therefore sometimes described as an early Lost Race novel.Inscribed on the title-page: ''Mary Hornyold sic hers - given her by the Author.'' On the front pastedown is the armorial engraved bookplate of Thomas Hornyhold of Blackmore Park.Some creasing to free endpapers an first blank. Hinges cracking but tight. Occasional foxing. Some staining to margins not affecting text. Covers a bit rubbed. Very good. Scarce. T. Cooper, London. hardcover
1751741821751 Paris, Armand Colin (Cahiers de la Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques n°175), 1969, in 8° broché, 336 pages.
1753019732Amsterdam: N.P. Four Parts in Two Volumes Complete. Full leather with gilt designs in the spine compartments. xvi lx 132 pp.; 204 pp. 204 pp.; 232 pp. Half titles title pages and frontispiece plates present for all four parts. Edgewear to the covers otherwise nice. Separations along the spines loss of spine decorations in two compartments of Vol. 1 and one compartment of Vol. 2 serious chipping at head and foot of spine internals very nice. An initial version of this utopia was written in England by Simon Berington. A French translation appeared in 1738. This version written by Jean-Baptiste Dupuy-Demportes is so expanded and altered that it is considered part of the French utopian tradition. Gaudentio is brought before the Inquisition and describes the utopia in Mezzorania in Africa. . Good. Full Leather. First Edition Thus. 1753. N.P. hardcover
178614872Maestricht: L'Impremerie De P L Lekens. Very Good- with no dust jacket. 1786. Paperback. Tone modern wraps binding light wear. Solid paperback. ; French language critique of the historical work of Ernst and Heylen on events in Brabant in 1383 the year of the death of Duke Wenceslas of Luxembourg and the accession of his wife Joanna Duchess of Brabant. ; 0 pages . L'Impremerie De P L Lekens paperback
1753865171753 Paris, chez les Libraires Associés, 1753, 3 volumes in 12 reliés plein veau de l'époque, dos à nerfs orné, tranches marbrées, (6)-414(6), 418 et 376-(4) pages ; gravures hors-texte ; défauts et frottis d'usage ; 4 mors fendus sur quelques cm ; 3 coiffes usées.
174985141749 A La Haye: Chés Jean Neaulme, 1749. Trois parties en un petit vol. in-12: 8,5 x 13,5 cm. 1 f. bl., 1 f. [Titre gravé], 4 ff. [Avis], pp. 1-142 [Première partie], 1 f. [Titre gravé], pp. 1-143[1] [Deuxième partie], 1 f. [Titre gravé], pp. 1-143[1] [Troisième partie [pp. 1-154]. Volume relié en veau fauve, les plats frappés aux armes de Louis Antoine Crozat (1700-1770), baron de Thiers et lieutenant-général de la province de Champagne, le dos lisse, également aux armes, décoré de caissons et fleurons dorés, pièce de titre en maroquin bordeaux, lettres dorées, filet simple sur les coupes, tranches rouges. Ex-libris: André Gutzwiller. Réédition des mémoires apocryphes parus en 1738 à Amsterdam sous le titre "Mémoires de Mademoiselle de Bontems, ou de la Comtesse de Marlou" et écrits par Thomas-Simon Gueullette (1683-1766). Frontispice manquant. Coins émoussés, mors fendus, deux éraflures sur le premier plat, mais intérieur très propre. Exemplaire élégant dans sa reliure armoriée.
17386<p><strong>First Edition - The copy of king Louis Philippe I</strong></p><p><strong>Exceedingly rare hunting treatise on Bird trapping </strong><em><strong>pipée </strong></em><strong> AS A METHOD TO protect and preserve bush animals from birds of prey</strong></p><p>Simon Jean-Baptiste. <em>Moyens de conserver le Gibier par la destruction des oiseaux de rapine ; Et les Instructions pour y parvenir. </em><em>Traité de la pipée Chasse amusante & divertissante très-convenable aux Dames. </em>Paris Veuve Prudhomme 1738.</p><p>12° 163 x 10 cm contemporary full leather binding gilt decoration and title at compartments pp. 4 – first blank <em>recto</em> of second page engraved frontispiece xxvii 3 84 4 engraved handcoloured frontispiece original silk bookmark perfectly preserved red edges.</p><p>Hand coloured full page engraving at frontispiece representing a birds trap with the Latin <em>motto</em> "<em>Silentio Decipiuntur</em> Deceived in Silence"</p><p>Only three complete copies of this first edition recorded in worldwide libraries WorldCat</p><p>Extremely rare treatise on Birds Trapping <em>pipée</em> which as the author specifies in the preface can be considered the first and most complete popular and infomrative work on this hunting technique.</p><p>This method of hunting now prohibited and already discussed in Simon's time is based on the preparation of traps usually poles leaning against trees or branches sprinkled with a sticky substance towards which a team of beaters lures the birds with decoys.</p><p>Simon tries to valorise this hunting method not considering it only as it was mainly considered at the time a fun pastime perfectly suitable for ladies but as a very useful hunting method to control the number of birds of prey and therefore preserve bush animals otherwise destined to be their victims.</p><p>Book Structure:</p><p>· Hand coloured engraved frontispiece</p><p>· Title page</p><p>· Preface</p><p>· Table of Contents</p><p>· Chapter I – On the hunting methods of the "<em>pipée" </em>in general</p><p>· Chapter II – On the preparation of the "Glue" for the traps</p><p>· Chapter III – How to optimize the glue</p><p>· Chapter IV – On Glue in general</p><p>· Chapter V – About the best locations to prepare the traps</p><p>· Chapter VI – How to choose the tree and how to prepare it</p><p>· Chapter VII – Where to hide the hunt beaters</p><p>· Chapter VIII – IX How to set up the traps</p><p>· Chapter X – About the best time of the day to start the hunting</p><p>· Chapter XI – About the decoys in hunting</p><p>· Chapter XII – The best season for "<em>pipée"</em></p><p>· Chapter XIII – The best weather to practice Hunting</p><p>· Chapter XIV – Which are the birds usually captured with "<em>pipée"</em></p><p>· Chapter XV – How to build a perfect Hunting Team.</p><p>· Printing Authorization</p><p>· King's privilege</p><p>Simon Jean-Baptiste early XVIII century - 1762 was a French Lawyer member of the Parliament and Royal censor from 1742 to 1762. He was author of works on bees birds hunting and cosmography.</p><p>Census: exceedingly rare edition. Only three copies of this first edition are recorded in Worldcat plus one imperfect:</p><p>· 2 in USA Yale imperfect Berkeley</p><p>· 1 in Sweden Kungliga biblioteket</p><p>· 1 in France BnF.</p><p>Conditions: Perfect copy of an exceedingly rare hunting treatise with an important noble provenance and with hand colored illustration.</p><p>Provenance: I. From the prestigious <em>Bibliothèque royale de Louis-Philippe au château d'Eu </em>with his ownership stamp at title page. Louis Philippe 6 October 1773 – 26 August 1850 was King of the French from 1830 to 1848 the last King and penultimate monarch of France and <em>Château d'Eu</em> served as his summer residence. II: handwritten shelf location notes at front and back fly leaves.</p> Veuve Prudhomme
175622766Paris: publisher not identified 1756. First edition 12mo pp. 4 124; lacking the errata leaf; head- and tail-pieces throughout; contemporary mottled calf the spine gilt in six compartments red morocco label in 1 and all edges red; light wear to extremities small worm trail on back cover affecting leather only and a small 1-inch diameter illegible stamp in red on title page; overall a very attractive clean copy. An important treatise on crop rotation. La Salle de l'Etang d. 1765 provides one of the earliest systematic plans for rotating food crops with "artificial" pastures allowing tilled lands to rebuild nutrient reserves. In addition the author advocates raising livestock for manure to fertilize dry and sterile lands. In order to facilitate his plan he calls for the establishment of a national bureau of agriculture that would be responsible for record-keeping distributing produce throughout the country in times of famine and regional crises regulating foreign trade in agricultural products and maintaining fair prices. A second edition of La Salle de l'Etang's treatise appeared in 1758 and a third expanded version of 330 pages in 1762 both with a Brussels imprint. Six copies in US libraries: Harvard Yale Delaware UC-Davis and 2 others. [publisher not identified] unknown
1734201517279Liège, Everard Kints, 1734 ; in-4, XVI-546 pp. + table et errata, reliure plein cuir, dos orné à nerfs. Avec des instructions pour servir à leur histoire, et un journal historique des sièges, batailles, combats et attaques où ces corps se sont trouvés depuis leurs institutions. Le tout tiré des livres des gages de la chambre des comptes, extra-ordinaire des guerres, manuscrits tant de la bibliothèque du roi que des particuliers. L'auteur est chanoine à Huy et Cologne. Ce volume premier traite des gardes du corps et gendarmes de la garde. illustré de nombreux blasons héraldiques des membres de la garde du roi.
1780_202300729Paris, Chez Mequignon, l’aîné, Libraire, 1780 ; in-8, XVI-690-[2] pp. + 4 pp. d’extrait du catalogue, relié plein-cuir, coloris naturel (terre de Sienne), dos orné de fleurons et de filets, à 5 nerfs, pièce de titre ocre rouge, tranches jaspées ocre rouge (reliure usée, épidermures, etc.). Ouvrage posthume de M. SIMON, ci-devant Professeur Royal au Collège de Chirurgie de Paris, Chirurgien-Major des Chevaux-Légers de la Garde du Roi, & premier Chirurgien de l’Electeur de Bavière.Revû, mis en ordre & considérablement augmenté, par M. HÉVIN, Professeur Royal de Chirurgie, Conseiller, premier Chirurgien de feu M. le Dauphin & de Mesdames les Dauphines, premier Chirurgien de Madame, Inspecteur des Hôpitaux Militaires, &c….
1767303534London. Poor. 1767. First Edition. Hardcover. Ex-library copies with spine labels and book plates. There is an ink stamp on each title page. Covers are cracked missing surface pieces and have some darkened portions. Covers have edge and corner wear. Inner and outer hinges are partially cracked. Lower spine corners and adjacent edges have dampstaining larger and darker in volume two. Thin strips of dampstaining to upper page edges. First several leaves of volume one are missing upper outer corners half-title and title have been repaired. Endpapers of volume one formerly adhered together with some paper loss. ; Two volumes. French text. Full leather covers. . hardcover
1793S940Rotterdam 1793. 4to. Johannes Jacobus Meyneken Gold-tooled half calf sprinkled sides. With 10 engraved hand-coloured plates including 1 folding. 6 parts in 1 volume. 8 32'2 5-38; 2 5-36 1 blank; 2 5-32; 2 5-30; 2 5-28 2 pp. Second edition of the Dutch translation of Pallas' Specilegia Zoologica 1767-1770. Divided into six parts it includes descriptions of several species of antelopes bats Polychaeta "zeerupsen" an opossum and the tufted puffin Fratercula cirrhata "gekuifde papegaaiduiker".It was translated into Dutch by Pieter Boddaert 1733-1795 and first published in Utrecht in 1767-1770 as Dierkundig Mengelwerk. The present edition is a reissue with a new title page and slightly different title. Boddaert was a lecturer on natural history at the University of Utrecht. Peter Simon Pallas 1741-1811 was a very famous German Zoologist botanist and above all traveller. He studied at Halle Göttingen and Leiden where he submitted his doctoral thesis in 1760. In 1761 he went to England to study the natural history collections and to make geological observations. In 1763 he settled in The Hague where in 1766 he published his acclaimed Elenchus zoophytorum which was highly praised by Georges Cuvier. Binding somewhat rubbed front hinge cracked head of spine damaged. Otherwise in very good condition.l Landwehr Coloured Plates 154; Nissen ZBI 3072; STCN 298956829 4 copies; Wood p. 511; WorldCat 1062395629 1442556102. unknown