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3388038252.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
11622Le Bie-l’échainge-la dispute. In 8 broché, faux-titre, titre, 184 pages, Bar le Duc Contant Laguerre Paris A. Aubry 1870. Petites rousseurs éparses. Tirage restreint.
576075Metz, Ed. Le Lorrain, 1968. In-4 broché, jaquette ill. en coul., 145 pp., 1 tabl. généalogique, 17 pl. dont 2 en coul. et 2 plans dépl.
185030465Paris Didot Freres Firmin et al. Typographie de Firmin Didot Freres 1850. 4to. Later mottled hcalf with raised bands. Slightly rubbed. 836035 pp. and 61 engraved plates 2 coloured. Large copy partly uncut. Printed on good paper. <br/><br/><em>Dealing with the finger language in ancient times illustrated by ancient art from all over the world. - Brunet I: 668 note. </em> hardcover
1017361932.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1017366764.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
185038810Paris: Typographie De Firmin Didot Frères. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1850. First Edition. Leather. Color and b/w; 8 1 360 xi. 35 pages; 1/2 leather over marbled boards. Gilt decorated spine raised bands. Front hinge repaired. Contains 61 lithograph plates with 2 in color. Illustrated by li thos of Lalanne drawings. Uncut large paper copy. A study of ancient art. Greek Lexicology pertaining to primitive languages and hand signs. Worldwide ancient art largely mythological representations in line drawings. Brunet I: 668 . This is the basic work of Barrois . Contents clean and firm no markings. Provenance- from the library of Dr Arthur Teller . (Typographie De Firmin Didot Frères) hardcover
042854990X.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
042808298X.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
18503120Paris: Firmin Didot frères for the author sold by Didot Jules Renouard and Techener 1850. <p>Large 4to 308 x 230 mm. 8 360; 35 pp. Large-paper issue on heavy wove paper papier vélin. Includes Greek printing. 61 plates of pen-and-ink lithographs with text lithographed by Lalanne printed by Lemercier including one double-page plate and two chromolithographs with gold-printed captions. Occasional light foxing.<br />Presentation binding commissioned by the author for the royal pretender the Comte de Chambord as "Henri V": elaborately gold-tooled contemporary green polished goatskin covers tooled to a fanfare design incorporating fleurs-de-lys and royal crowns central oval cartouche containing the crowned initial H flanked by two roman V's smooth spine similarly gold-tooled red morocco doublures gold-tooled with a semis of crowned fleurs-de-lys pair of vellum free endleaves and flyleaves at front and back gilt edges a few small scratches to lower cover scuffing to hinges at head and foot; folding cloth case. Provenance: Henri-Charles-Ferdinand-Marie-Dieudonné d'Artois duc de Bordeaux Comte de Chambord 1820-1883 pretender to the throne of France supra-libros with an autograph letter of presentation from the author on a vellum leaf bound in between title and half-title; Don Jaime de Bourbon duc de Madrid 1870-1931 Chambord's legatee red inkstamp on vellum dedication leaf; with Maggs Bros catalogue 661 1938 172; Bernard Breslauer Bibliotheca Bibliographica Breslaueriana 33.<br /><br />First Edition "royal" presentation copy of a treatise on the origins of language and on written symbols the work of a wealthy collector dealer in stolen manuscripts and ardent Royalist.<br /><br />Joseph Barrois was an erudite but eccentric and indeed crooked bibliophile who became fatally involved with the notorious and unpunished book thief Guglielmo Libri who in his capacity of inspector of public instruction traveled throughout France surveying libraries and pillaging them. Barrois is known to have taken in "Libri's" manuscripts and had them rendered unrecognizable through rearrangement of quires rebinding mutilation etc. The unsigned binding was confidently attributed by Bernard Breslauer to the Parisian binder Thompson who assisted Barrois in these fraudulent activities. Barrois also compiled his own valuable manuscript collection about ten percent of which stemmed from compromised sources. Foreseeing Libri's conviction he had the collection discreetly shipped to England in 1849 and sold to the Earl of Ashburnham cf. Delisle pp. xl-xlii; most but not all were eventually repurchased by the French government. Convicted in 1850 Libri himself remained comfortably in England where he was wined and dined by the likes of Panizzi Keeper of Printed Books at the British Museum.<br /><br />In the present work published the year of Libri's conviction Barrois explores the origins of language in gesture and phonetics postulating an original universal Indo-European language shared by Assyria India and China. He traces its roots through cuneiform hieroglyphics and classical Greek and declares the Phoenician digital or finger-alphabet to have been the source of many other writing systems including Lap Sanskrit Chinese Aztec and other Amerindian languages. The work contains chapters on classical mythology the mnemonics of Homer theatrical pantomime in Terence and Vergil sacred letter symbolism in various religions and detailed analyses of symbols and letterforms. A 35-page glossary of Greek words concludes the treatise. The lithographs reproduce lapidary inscriptions and relevant details from manuscripts and other works of Antiquity or the Middle Ages found in the Louvre the museums of Berlin and other largely French collections. <br /><br />Maxime Lalanne who executed the lithographs was the author of a manual on etching; he may have been related to the Ludovic Lalanne who worked with Henri Bordier on the commission charged with documenting Libri's thefts a thankless task honorably fulfilled which led to Libri's conviction in 1850.<br /><br />In the inserted autograph letter written on vellum Barrois presents this large-paper copy to the pretender to the title of Henri V "whose unfortunate insistence upon his divine rights and upon the scrapping of the Tricolore in favour of the white standard of the Bourbons probably cost him the throne" Breslauer having had it regally attired in a sumptuous neo-fanfare binding probably by Thompson a Parisian binder of English origin who signed very few of his bindings. The technically impeccable gold-tooling may have been the work of Thompson's finisher Marius Michel père. Ramsden notes that Thompson's "passion for book-collecting is said to have dissipated his earnings as a binder."<br /><br />Brunet VI Table méthodique 640 10551; Bernard Breslauer Historic and Artistic Bookbindings from the Bibliotheca Bibliographica Breslaueriana 33. On Barrois and Libri cf. Léopold Delisle Catalogue des manuscrits des fonds Libri et Barrois 1888 pp. xxxviii ff.</p> Firmin Didot frères [for the author], sold by Didot, Jules Renouard and Techener unknown books
15805Paris, Firmin Didot frères, 1850. In-4, (8)-360 pp., LXI pl. et 35 pp. de lexicologie grecque, demi toile vert bouteille (mors du plat supérieur partiellement fendu, quelques rousseurs).
185013902Paris, Firmin Didot frères, 1850. In-4 de (8)-360 pp., index, 61 planches gravées hors-texte dont 2 en couleurs, 35 pp. de Lexeologie grecque, veau poli sable, dos orné à quatre nerfs, pièce de titre en maroquin noir, frise et plaque Restauration à froid dans un encadrement de filets et guirlande dorés, signet de soie verte, tranches dorées (reliure de l'époque signée A. Arnold).
185030465Paris, (Didot Freres (Firmin) et al., Typographie de Firmin Didot Freres), 1850. 4to. Later mottled hcalf with raised bands. Slightly rubbed. (8),360,35 pp. and 61 engraved plates ( 2 coloured). Large copy, partly uncut. Printed on good paper.
118665aafParis, (Typographie de Firmin Didot Frères), 1850, in-4to, 4 leaves + 360 p. + 61 planches (2 en couleurs) + 35 p. ‘Lexicologie Grecque pour intelligence des sigles antiques’, entièrement non rogné, robuste reliure en toile début XXè. (Arne Asper Genève).
576022Verdun-sur-Meuse, Ed. Cogerex, 1973. In-8 broché, couv. ill., 276 pp., 16 pl. de reprod. photogr. en n/b., listes de personnages notables (maires, curés, instituteurs, notaires...), bibliographie.
1767002377Paris Barrois 1767
576400Metz, 1903-04 In-4, relié demi-toile rouge, tranches mouchetées rouges, 240 et 244 pp., texte en allemand sur 2 colonnes, ill. en n/b., tables.
578650Neustadt/Aisch, Schmidt, 1961. In-8, rel. éd. pl. toile verte, 244 pp., cartes dépliantes, fig., texte en allemand.
576078Metz, M. Mutelet, 1952. In-12 carré br., non coupé, 111 pp., dessins en noir à pleine-page.
544451920. Mém. Soc. Géol. Nord Tome VI-II 2me fasc.; pp. 69-230 11 fig. 8 plts. h.t. with fossils mostly brachiopods trilobites and molluscs 2 fold-out plts. with map & sections folding-out tables. This is the second part the first one having been published in 1912. Orig. wrps. with small libr. stamp backcover just a little worn otherwise very good 4to. Rare! unknown
11589Quatre tomes en quatre volumes in 4 demi-cuir raciné à nerfs, pièce de titre cuir rouge, pièce de tomaison cuir noir. Tome premier : titre orné d’une vignette gravée par COCHIN, XXI- 1 pages errata, 392 pages. Tome second : titre orné d’un vignette gravée « dessinées et gravée par COLLIN graveur dur Roi de Pologne, Duc de Lorraine et de Bar 1779 » XII-394 pages. Tome troisième : titre orné d’une vignette gravée non signé, table alphabétique et topographique des villes, bourgs, villages, abbayes et lieux 459pages. A Nancy chez la Veuve LECLERC imprimeur de l’intendance. Non rogné. Tome quatrième servant de supplément aux trois autres titre , IV, 246 pages, 1 page d’addition. A Nancy chez LESEURE imprimeur Libraire 1783. Très bon état. Rare complet Le dernier volume est plus rare.
2010LFA-126721828Un ouvrage de 450 pages, format 160 x 240 mm, broché couverture couleurs, publié en 2010, bon état
604073Schlettstadt, Editions Alsatia, 1925-1928. 2 fort vol. in-4, rel. moderne demi-toile enduite bleue, dos lisse, étiquette de titre papier, titre manuscrit, couv. ill. cons.; 376 et 384 pp., 376 et 384 pp., 2 années complètes pour chaque volume, texte en allemand ou en français sur 2 colonnes, bibliographie. Rare.
576179Forbach, Selbstverlag, 1933. In-8 br., 85 pp., 3 pl. h.-t., plan.
576147S.l., vers 1925. Petit in-8, broché, 62 pp., nb. ill. photogr. en n/b. in-t., texte en allemand.
