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1831287215Richmond: Printed by John Warrock 1831. First Edition. Half Leather. Good binding. The ordinances of the city of Richmond Virginia published in 1831. No earlier publication on Richmond city ordinances found in Haynes. Binding is soiled with scuffing to the spine. Foxing and toning throughout. Half calf over marbled paper boards with a red morocco label on the spine. 180 pp. including the index. Haynes 15584. Good binding. Printed by John Warrock unknown books
18580250391858. 3/4 Leather & Marbled Paper Bd. Very Good to Fine. Octavo. We have here the original printing of this scarce and highly-prized early Maine educational Journal. Edited and published by the then Superintendant of Common Schools Mark H. Dunnell. All are bound in period light brown calf and marbled paper boards Hardcover. A small black title label adorns the rather plain spine along with a few gilt rules about VG condition. It is bound with plain end papers which have 2 owner signatures in the front and one in the rear. The index to volume I is bound after the title page. All of the first 12 issues are present and in near-Fine to Fine NF-F condition with none of the usual foxing as is often seen in very old paper. Quite scarce with only 4 possible examples at institutions in the US according to worldcat and no examples other than reprints anywhere for sale. NOTE: Educational and/or Historical institutions will naturally receive preferential treatment for ordering purposes. <br/> <br/> hardcover
182031678Clarendon Press Cooke & Collingwood Oxford 1820. 8vo. text unpaginated text partly in double-column terracotta endpapers; handsomely bound in contemporary full roan sides most elaborately framed and blocked in gilt back with flat bands tooled in gilt second compartment lettered in gilt all other compartments richly tooled in gilt gilt edges gilt doublures terracotta endpapers expertly recased a remarkably elegant clean crisp copy. With the engraved nineteenth century bookplate of Edmund Williams Gilbert mounted on front paste-down. The primary text is presented in a bold large-fount type ideal for audience address. The 'Companion' is printed by Kaygill for Scatcherd & Letterman to match the edition of Prayer. The Psalter by Brady and Tate is also printed by Cooke & Collingwood and dated separately 1819. THIS EDITION IS NOT COMMONLY FOUND IN THIS BINDING AND CONDITION. Clarendon Press [Cooke & Collingwood], Oxford, unknown
1840WRCAM45357Philadelphia 1840. 531248pp. plus three plates and engraved titlepage. Contemporary black morocco gilt inner dentelles a.e.g. Minor shelf wear. Internally clean. Near fine. In a cloth slipcase. Handsome copy of the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer complete with the Psalms and Hymns. Bound in full pebbled black morocco with ornate gilt and blind stamping on the boards and gilt stamping on the spine. hardcover books
187016806Strasbourg, A. Münch 1870 In-4 relié demi-chagrin, dos lisse, couverture sup. ill. en couleurs conservée, 158 pp. Titre et 20 planches doubles montées sur onglets en couleurs et à deux tons. Reliure défraîchie : Usures et frottements, charnières fendillée premier plat fragile, rousseurs éparses, fortes sur 3 planches.
1872128294Paris, Henri Plon 1872 1 volume & 1 atlas. In-8 23 x 14,5 cm. Reliure demi-chagrin noir, dos à nerfs, 442 pp., appendice, table des matières, table des planches de l’atlas - Sous étui à l’identique, atlas 7 planches volantes montées sur toile et repliées. Exemplaire en bon état.
18634016Bickers and Bush 1863. 1863 8vo. 732 p. Title printed in red and black. Title and text all printed within delightful wood engraved borders based on designs by Durer. Bound in heavily grained black morocco over bevelled boards embossed and gilt. All edges gilt. A fine copy. Bickers and Bush, hardcover
180767390London: John Reeves Esq. 1807. Large 8vo. Unpaginated; psalms followed by 64 pp. of orders of services. Handsome contemporary dark green morocco with gilt borders and decoration with raised bands gilt lettering a decoration to spine; all edges gilt. Large paper copy - 24.5cm tall - printed by Charles Whittingham four years before he founded the Chiswick Press. Engraved armourial bookplate of Egerton Leigh prominent Tory politician on front pastedown and 19th century ink owner's name on ffep. A little rubbing to extremities and front joint; front hinge repaired neatly. The most minimal foxing to endpapers but otherwise internally very clean. A very attractive old prayer book. . Very Good. Full Morocco. 1807. John Reeves Esq. 1807 unknown
1854255549Philadelphia: Lippincott Grambo & Co 1854. Chromolithograph frontispiece and additional chromolithograph title page. xxxii 552; 252 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Bound in full black velvet covers with borders of golden wire in filigree spine lettered with gold metal in gothic script velvet endsheets edges gilt golden metallic clasp. Fine. Gift inscription to institution on flyleaf; bookplate on front free endpaper. Chromolithograph frontispiece and additional chromolithograph title page. xxxii 552; 252 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Griffiths 1854: 39 Lippincott, Grambo & Co unknown
1854255549Philadelphia: Lippincott Grambo & Co 1854. Chromolithograph frontispiece and additional chromolithograph title page. xxxii 552; 252 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Bound in full black velvet covers with borders of golden wire in filigree spine lettered with gold metal in gothic script velvet endsheets edges gilt golden metallic clasp. Fine. Gift inscription to institution on flyleaf; bookplate on front free endpaper. Chromolithograph frontispiece and additional chromolithograph title page. xxxii 552; 252 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Griffiths 1854: 39 Lippincott, Grambo & Co unknown books
180916384Published for John Reeves; sold by G and W Nicol of Pall Mall and Scatcherd & Letterman of Ave-Maria-Lane 1809. 16mo. some light and unobtrusive age-browning; most attractively bound in black full grained calf sides with triple Oxford frame in gilt back with five flat bands tooled and ruled in gilt second compartment lettered in gilt all other compartments tooled in gilt with an arabesque all edges gilt doublures ruled in gilt chocolate endpapers covers very lightly age-scuffed else a remarkably bright clean copy. Reeves was a Patentee of the Office of King's Printer. The Psalter is separately titled; both Prayers and Psalter are unpaginated. The text is occasionally cropped close at top but always without loss. THIS COPY WAS FORMERLY IN THE LIBRARY OF LADY SOPHIA TOWER NEE CUST/BROWNLOW AND BEARS HER HOLOGRAPH MAIDEN SIGNATURE ON BLANK PRELIMINARY RECTO AND THE FINE MID-NINETEENTH CENTURY ENGRAVED ARMORIAL BOOKPLATE OF CHRISTOPHER & LADY SOPHIA TOWER ON FRONT PASTE-DOWN. Lady Tower was born Sophia Cust/Brownlow on 14 April 1811 the daughter of John Cust 1st Earl Brownlow and Sophia Hume. She married Christopher Theron Tower on 10 February 1836. Lady Tower died on 21 December 1882 at the age of 71. A CHARMING EXAMPLE OF NNETEENTH CENTURY PERSONAL COMMON PRAYER WITH BOTH MAIDEN AND MARRIED OWNERSHIP MARKS. A LOVELY COPY WITH DISTINGUISHED PROVENANCE AND WHOLLY UNRESTORED PERIOD BINDING Published for John Reeves; sold by G and W Nicol of Pall Mall, and Scatcherd & Letterman of Ave-Maria-Lane, unknown
18184010W Lewis 1818. Hardcover. Fair/No jacket. Fair condition.W Lewis1818.Full-Leather.Brown hardbacksome tearsmarksdents/nicks and scratches on the cover and spinegillt illustrations to the spine in fair conditionno Dj.Illustrated with b/w plates.Clean pages but aged and tainted on the outer edgeswriting with pencil inside the first and last blank pages of the booksome stain and foxing marks inside the pagescreasesnicks and some marks on the edges of the pagesthe front cover has sligthly separated from the booklarge tear on the spine.The book is in in fair condition for its age with some shelf wear.Includes a list of Alphabetical tableHow to find each Psalm by its beginning.A collectable and scarce book. W Lewis hardcover
187244404Paris, Librairie gauloise, 1872. In-8 broché de 93-(3) pp., couverture jaune illustrée avec mention de « Première édition ».
183552373Allardin | Paris 1835 | 13 x 21.50 cm | 2 volumes reliés
18711236321871 1 vol. en feuilles "L'Union démocratique : organe de la démocratie de l'Ouest" est un journal d'opinion républicaine patronné par Guépin, qui paraît à Nantes de novembre 1869 à juin 1871."Monsieur et cher concitoyen, j'ai reçu votre lettre qui m'annonce la rigoureuse condamnation dont vous avez été frappé comme rédacteur de L'Union démocratique et je vous envoie toutes mes fraternelles sympathies dans cette circonstance. Je fais aussi les voeux les plus sincères pour le succès du nouveau journal que vous venez de fonder et je regrette que mes occupations si nombreuses ne me permettent pas de figurer au milieu de nos amis qui collaboreront au numéro exceptionnel que vous préparez. J'ai d'ailleurs assez peu l'habitude d'exprimer ma pensée par la parole écrite, et franchement vous n'aurez pas grand chose à regretter en perdant le court article que je vais vous envoyer. Veuillez agréer, monsieur et cher concitoyen, l'expression de tous mes sentiments. Léon Gambetta".Petites rousseurs, sinon très bon document.
18711236321871 1 vol. en feuilles "L'Union démocratique : organe de la démocratie de l'Ouest" est un journal d'opinion républicaine patronné par Guépin, qui paraît à Nantes de novembre 1869 à juin 1871."Monsieur et cher concitoyen, j'ai reçu votre lettre qui m'annonce la rigoureuse condamnation dont vous avez été frappé comme rédacteur de L'Union démocratique et je vous envoie toutes mes fraternelles sympathies dans cette circonstance. Je fais aussi les voeux les plus sincères pour le succès du nouveau journal que vous venez de fonder et je regrette que mes occupations si nombreuses ne me permettent pas de figurer au milieu de nos amis qui collaboreront au numéro exceptionnel que vous préparez. J'ai d'ailleurs assez peu l'habitude d'exprimer ma pensée par la parole écrite, et franchement vous n'aurez pas grand chose à regretter en perdant le court article que je vais vous envoyer. Veuillez agréer, monsieur et cher concitoyen, l'expression de tous mes sentiments. Léon Gambetta".Petites rousseurs, sinon très bon document.
188622739Paris, Charpentier, 1886. 376 pp. et portrait frontispice en noir et blanc. Bel exemplaire ; relié ensuite, du même auteur, à : "Les Enfants du Peuple", précédé de Trois lettres autographes de l'auteur. Histoire de ce livre et préface par Julien Lemer.Paris, La Lanterne, 1879 ; XXXIX, 246 pp. ; reliés demi-chagrin rouge, dos à nerfs, titres dorés.
18709502Paris, Chez Deforet ; imprimerie Grognet, 1870. 4 lithographies en couleur in-8 reliées en 1 vol., cartonnage moderne.
182011963P. Didot | Paris s. d. [circa 1820-1823] | 12.50 x 20.50 cm | relié
187140499Paris, chez l'auteur, 1871. In-12 broché de 71-(1) pp., couverture imprimée.
187412753Paris, Librairie Générale, 1874. 3 vol. grand in-8 de (4)-CXXXI-476 pp. ; (4)-715 pp. ; (4)-720 pp., demi-vélin ivoire, titre calligraphié en couleurs sur le dos, tête colorée, non rogné (reliure de l'époque).
187246404501Paris, Plon, 1872 ; in-8, demi-chagrin outremer, nerfs à filets dorés, chiffre doré au dos, tranches jaspées. (Reliure de l’époque) 2 ff., 442 pp., 1 f. de table et atlas de 7 planches dépliantes.ÉDITION ORIGINALE. Del Bo p. 108. Après la capitulation de Sedan, le général Vinoy ramena ses troupes de Mézières à Paris. Placé à la tête de l’armée de Paris, il fut chargé de la défense de la ville après la démission de Trochu (22 janv. 1871), puis il commanda l’armée des Versaillais et participa à la répression de la Commune. Bien complet de l’atlas avec les 7 plans qui manque souvent.Relié à la suite : MAC-MAHON. L’armée de Versailles depuis sa formation jusqu’à la complète pacification de Paris. Paris, Ghio, 1871 ; 2 ff., 45 pp. et 1 grande carte dépl. des opérations des Versaillais. ÉDITION ORIGINALE. Thiers avait nommé Mac-Mahon commandant de l’armée des Versaillais pour organiser la répression de la Commune. Vinoy et Mac-Mahon réunis dans le même volume par le Comte de Tournon, dont le chiffre est frappé au dos du volume.
1872GITh841Paris Plon 1872-1874 (mention de 3e édition pour le Tome I). 2 volumes in-8 III 536pp 442pp 1 feuillet non chiffré + atlas. Demi basane chamois, dos à nerfs rehaussés d'un filet perlé, pièces de titre et de tomaison bleu nuit, reliure de l'époque. L'atlas, sous emboîtage cartonné avec le dos en demi basane à l'identique des volumes de texte, se compose de 22 cartes ou croquis entoilés, dépliants ou repliés (15 se rapportant au 1er tome, 7 se rapportant au 2e tome). Bel exemplaire sans aucune rousseur, complet de ses volumes de texte et de son atlas. Ensemble élégant et de bonne qualité. De la bibliothèque du Marquis de Saporta avec son ex-libris appliqué sur le contreplat de l'un des volumes.
185553636Peoria: printed by Benjamin Foster 1855. First edition 8vo pp. iv 5-72; some foxing on the early leaves else fine in original printed salmon wrappers. "Root was a former common-school teacher who moved to Peoria County from Ohio in the fall of 1830. He apparently became a farmer after moving to Illinois" Byrd. An eccentric populist attack against big banks and the American legal system from an aging Peoria county farmer who notes that for "more than fifty years I have seen that there was some thing radically wrong in the political and religious world . I exerted myself for more than half a century politically and religiously for the sole purpose of heading and stopping those evils but all to no effect. The public journals both religious and political would not publish my communications because they were Truth." He was apparently a member of the National Reform Association an organization bent on re-Christianizing American society. He puts forth a libertarian philosophy saying that the greatest evils are: first and foremost Land Monopoly; Chattel Slavery; Alcohol; and Monopoly of the Law. Byrd 2346; Graff 3563; Sabin 73131; 4 in OCLC: AAS Newberry Illinois and the Lincoln Presidential Library. <br/><br/> printed by Benjamin Foster unknown books
185553636Peoria: printed by Benjamin Foster 1855. First edition 8vo pp. iv 5-72; some foxing on the early leaves else fine in original printed salmon wrappers. "Root was a former common-school teacher who moved to Peoria County from Ohio in the fall of 1830. He apparently became a farmer after moving to Illinois" Byrd. An eccentric populist attack against big banks and the American legal system from an aging Peoria county farmer who notes that for "more than fifty years I have seen that there was some thing radically wrong in the political and religious world . I exerted myself for more than half a century politically and religiously for the sole purpose of heading and stopping those evils but all to no effect. The public journals both religious and political would not publish my communications because they were Truth." He was apparently a member of the National Reform Association an organization bent on re-Christianizing American society. He puts forth a libertarian philosophy saying that the greatest evils are: first and foremost Land Monopoly; Chattel Slavery; Alcohol; and Monopoly of the Law. Byrd 2346; Graff 3563; Sabin 73131; 4 in OCLC: AAS Newberry Illinois and the Lincoln Presidential Library. printed by Benjamin Foster unknown
