DOUETTE-RICHARDOT (Nicolas).Livre Rare Book
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233732Paris, A.-J. Marchant, 1806 in-8, [2] ff. n. ch., xliij pp., 594 pp., demi-basane fauve mouchetée, dos lisse orné de filets, pointillés, guirlandes et étoiles dorés, pièce de titre cerise, coins en vélin vert, tranches rouges (reliure de l'époque). Rousseurs.
In-4°,(20), 360, (60), 328pp, 3 carte di tavola ripiegate, antiporta, illustrazioni; buone condizioni, legatura in pergamena piena, tassello al dorso. Buona edizione di questa raccolta, curata da Goes, di autori latini sul tema dell'agronomia e dell'agrimensura. In parte già edita nel 1554 da André Turnèbe, fu successivamente Nicolas Rigault (Paris, 1577-1654, erudito letterario e latinista, succeduto a Casaubon nella carica di bibliotecario regio) che ne promosse una nuova edizione a Parigi nel 1614 sotto il titolo Auctores finium regundorum... Entrambe le edizioni risultarono offuscate da codesta del 1674. Il trattato comprende opere di scrittori latini quali: Siculus Flaccus, De conditionibus agrorum; Julius Frontinus, De coloniis libellus e De agrorum qualitate; Hyginus, De limitibus constituendis; Innocentius, De litteris et notis juris exponendis. Le numerose incisioni in rame e legno nel testo rappresentano schematicamente paesaggi rurali con fiumi, monti, case, castelli, boschi, fonti e i simboli usati nelle piante dei catasti agrari romani e nella determinazione dei fondi rurali. Brunet, IV/1195. Bibl. Agronomique, n. 1718: "Ouvrage estimé et recherché; assez rare". In-4 °, (20), 360, (60), 328pp, 3 folded tables, frontispiece, plates; good condition, vellum binding, label at the spine. Good edition of this collection, edited by Goes, of Latin authors on the subject of agronomy and land surveying. Partly already published in 1554 by André Turnèbe, it was subsequently Nicolas Rigault (Paris, 1577-1654, literary scholar and latinist, who succeeded Casaubon in the position of royal librarian) who promoted a new edition in Paris in 1614 under the title Auctores finium regundorum ... Both editions were blurred by this 1674. The treatise includes works by Latin writers such as: Siculus Flaccus, De conditionibus agrorum; Julius Frontinus, De coloniis libellus and De agrorum qualitate; Hyginus, De limitibus constituendis; Innocentius, De litteris et notis juris exponendis. The numerous engravings in the text schematically represent rural landscapes with rivers, mountains, houses, castles, woods, sources and symbols used in the plants of the Roman land registers and in the determination of rural funds. Brunet, IV / 1195. Bibl. Agronomique, n. 1718: "Ouvrage estimé et recherché; assiz rare".
1st edition. Later boards. 8vov. 120 pages with illustrations, 23 cm. Singerman, 3820. In English with some Hebrew. A report on the Jewish agricultural settlements in New Jersey founded by Russian Jews, with much on those around Bridgeton, Millville, Vineland and Salem.. Moses Klein (1857-1910) , a native of Hungary, was a scholar and linguist from Hungary. He was dedicated to returning Jews to "the land" through agricultural colonization. He framed the solution to the Jewish Problem as farming and colonization in America, Palestine, and in general (Gal, 1998) . He served as head of Dorshei Sephath Ever, Philadelphia's first Hebrew-speaking club. [See Goldman, Hebrew Printing in America, Vol. I, p. 285] SUBJECTS: Jews -- United States. Agriculture - -Antisemitism. Jewish farmers. OCLC lists 26 copies worldwide (OCLC: 46440184) . Near fine condition. An outstanding beautiful copy. (AMR-65-7-MBL)
232645Paris, Arthus-Bertrand, 1823 - 1824 2 vol. in-4, titre avec vignette lithographiée, 92 pp. de texte sur deux colonnes, avec 113 planches lithographiées ; titre, 105 pp. de texte sur deux colonnes, un f. n. ch. de placement des gravures, avec 97 planches lithographiées, cartonnage Bradel d'attente de papier marbré, dos ornés de filets dorés, pièces de titre et de tomaison fauve. Coiffes frottées, coins abîmés, volume I déboîté, manque en tête du dos du second volume, rousseurs.
231616Paris, chez l'auteur, et chez Antoine-Augustin Renouard, D. Colas, 1812 in-8, viij pp., pp. v-vj [dédicace à Huber],pp. ix-xx, un f. n. ch., 131 pp., avec 2 planches dépliantes hors texte, demi-basane havane, dos lisse orné de guirlandes et fleurons dorés, pièce de titre noire, coins en basane fauve, tranches jaunes (reliure un peu postérieure). Trois coins abîmés, mouillure au début du premier titre, petit manque au mors supérieur.
19380Paris, Octave Doin, 1892-1899. 5 vol. in-4, VI-756 pp. + 767 pp. + 744 pp. + 755 pp. + 802 pp., demi-basane brune, dos à nerfs orné de filets dorés et du nom G. Sourdille doré (reliures légèrement défraîchies mais solide, légère insolation, quelques rousseurs).
231304Paris, Delalain [Imprimerie de Marchant], Gènes, Fantin, Gravier, Livourne, Giuseppe Gamba, an X - 1802 2 vol. in-8, [2] ff. n. ch., viii pp., 472 pp., viii pp. de table ; [2] ff. n. ch., xiii pp., 574 pp., un f. vierge, avec 16 planches dépliantes hors texte, dont une carte en frontispice du vol. I, brochés sous couvertures d'attente de papier bleu, étiquettes de titre aux dos. Des piqûres.
1782GITaz315Nouvelle édition considérablement augmentée. A Paris chez Lamy 1782. In-12 broché sous couverture muette époque non rogné 2ff n ch VIII II-XVI 18-348pp 2ff n ch. Manque le 2e plat de couverture, mouillure claire sur certaines pages.
1821135Paris, 1821-1823, chez Deterville, 16 vol. in-8, reliure cartonnée bleue, dos lisse, pièce de titre rouge. Illustré de 65 gravures dépliantes, gravées en taille douce.
242221Paris, J.-J. Fuchs, 1796 in-8, VII-376 pp., veau fauve marbré, dos lisse orné, roulette dorée en encadrement sur les plats, tranches dorées (reliure de l'époque).
1815R320140068Chez Antoine-Augustin Renouard. 1815. In-8. Relié demi-cuir. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Quelques rousseurs. LIV + 352 pages + 342 pages - plats, contre plats et tranches jaspés - titre, tomaison et filets dorés sur le dos - quelques rousseurs à l'intérieur de l'ouvrage sans réelle conséquence sur la lecture.. . . . Classification Dewey : 630-Agriculture et techniques connexes
SONG9251006490Brand: Food Agriculture Organization of the UN FA 0000-00-00. paperback. Used: Good. 0.00x0.00x0.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Brand: Food Agriculture Organization of the UN (FA paperback
177261670Ouvrage rédigé après sa mort sur ses Mémoires, par M. D***, avec Figures en taille-douce, dessinées & gravées d'après nature, 1 vol. in-12 reliure de l'époque plein veau marbré, dos à 5 nerfs orné, toutes tranches marbrées, Chez Debure, Paris, 1772, 1 f., frontispice, xxiii-364 pp. ; 2 ff., 430 pp. avec 18 planches hors texte dont une dépliante
Ouvrage rédigé après sa mort sur ses Mémoires, par M. D***, avec Figures en taille-douce, dessinées & gravées d'après nature, 1 vol. in-12 reliure de l'époque plein veau marbré, dos à 5 nerfs orné, toutes tranches marbrées, Chez Debure, Paris, 1772, 1 f., frontispice, xxiii-364 pp. ; 2 ff., 430 pp. avec 18 planches hors texte dont une dépliante Rare exemplaire portant l'estampillage de Nancy de 1777. Instituée à l'été 1777, l'apposition d'une estampille, portant le nom du bureau local, associée à la signature d'un inspecteur préposé dans chacune des chambres syndicales du Royaume de France permettait de lever le caractère illicite d'une contrefaçon, qui pouvait dès lors être commercialisée de manière légale. Comportant des "points secrets" afin d'éviter son imitation, l'estampille est toujours frappée au bas de la première page du texte principal (et non en page de titre ou de faux-titre). Cet ouvrage de l'abbé Jean-Roger Schabol (1690-1768) qui fut aussi l'auteur de la "Théorie du Jardinage" (disponible dans notre catalogue), a été publié de manière posthume par Antoine-Nicolas Dézallier d'Argenville, le fils du naturaliste, collectionneur et encyclopédiste Antoine Joseph. Bon état (restaurations en coiffes, ex-libris L. A. Brillard, petite restauration à la planche dépliante, rel. un peu frottée, bon exemplaire par ailleurs) pour cet exemplaire estampillé, et bien complet du frontispice et des 18 planches hors texte. Français
Third edition, large 8vo (250 x 155 mm), 6, [vii]-xi, [1], 634pp., without half-title, 13 folding copper-engraved plates, one torn and repaired with archival paper, inoffensive light tidemark along the blank top margin of some sections and a darker stain towards the rear, recent cloth-backed boards, printed label to spine, uncut. The book is divided into two parts: first, obstetrics, and secondly, the diseases to which dairy stock are liable. "This is the most superb work ever published in the English language on parturition in the cow... The work is generally well and clearly written, though here and there obscure paragraphs occur. The author was in active practice before a veterinary school existed in this country, and learned his work under his father. After practising in the country he came to London and settled in Marylebone. London in those days had to produce its own milk. Skellett would appear to have specialised in dairy practice, and after twenty-five years' experience he decided to publish his views and methods."?Smith. Smith, Veterinary Literature III, pp. 119-121.
176444063ABLeipzig, Gleditsch 1764. 2 Bände. Gr.-8°. Frontispiz, [19] Bll., 1710, (2); (4), 1717-3520 Spp. Leder der Zt auf 5 Bünden mit grünem und rotem Rückenschild. Einband restauriert, Lederfehlstellen ergänzt. Titelblatt eng beschnitten. Durchgehend schwach gebräunt. 2 kl. Marginalien von alter Hd im Rand (Sp. 1423 und Sp. 3150). Die Tafeln etwas angerändert. 5
1732ST15557-1London: Printed for the author 1733; London: Printed for Weaver Bickerton 1732. Early First Edition of the first work; Second Edition with additions of the second work published in same year as the first edition. 191 x 127 mm. 7 1/2 x 5". viii 400 pp.; iv 5-171 pp. 5 pp. ads. Two separately published works bound in one. <br/> Pleasing recent retrospective half calf over marbled boards raised bands spine with red morocco label speckled edges. Paper repairs to title page and pp. iii and 151 of first work no doubt to remove library stamps. Perkins 557 562. ◆A few quires of the first work with faint dampstain in the upper half of the fore margin not affecting the text light soiling to "Chiltern" title page isolated minor browning in the first work otherwise quite a fine fresh clean copy with only trivial imperfections internally and in an unworn sympathetic binding.<br/> <br/> This volume contains two important 18th century English works dealing in a direct specific way with land management soil amelioration and animal husbandry. William Ellis d. 1758 was a self-described "plain farmer" whose second book "The Practical Farmer" bound last in our volume was an immediate success going into three editions in its first year. Divided into nine chapters it covers topics that clearly were of interest to the contemporaneous audience from "increasing crops of pease and beans" to "how to keep pigeons and tame rabbits to advantage." The 14 chapters of the first work in our volume cover a great many headings. But it is slightly more focused than the second in that its various discussions feature two kinds of fields--those found in "the Chiltern" or hilly ground where soils are diverse and frequently problematic and those in "the Vale" or lowlands full of fertile black and "blewish" soils. Ellis' gift lay in his business sense: in Fussell's words he was among the first agricultural authors to try "to prove the advantages of the methods he propounds by attaching to them the golden measure of their financial profit a touchstone that reaches everybody." As a result he found himself very much in demand as a farm management "consultant" to the landed gentry travelling all over England to proffer his expertise. Always one to capitalize on an opportunity he supplemented his income by selling seeds and implements to his clients. These enterprises coupled with his steady production of literature including the first English book devoted entirely to sheep herding led him to neglect his own farm in Hertfordshire. As a result his reputation suffered in the eyes of visitors who expected to see a model of modern farming methods on his own spread but who found instead outdated equipment and general dilapidation. As Fussell indicates Ellis was criticized by more serious scholars for his inclusion of picturesque descriptions of the countryside and anecdotes about "gipsies and thieves" but ironically this inclusion constitutes one of the major attractions of his work for the modern reader. Printed for Weaver Bickerton unknown
191923207Los Angeles: Los Angeles County Farm Bureau. Very Good. 1919 to 1948. First Edition. Binder. Some issues are in binders others are cloth bound. Includes: May 1919; 1924 through 1928 missing Sept 1927 ; 1929 spine is missing but the contents are "fine" ; 1930; 1933; 1934; 1936; 1937; 1939-1946; 1947 missing August & 1948. Postage will be calculated at cost via media mail. Price is for all 21 volumes. ; Ex-Library; 4to 11" - 13" tall . Los Angeles County Farm Bureau unknown
1770018436Edinburgh and London: A. Kincaid & J. Bell; T. Longman & T. Caddel 1770. Two volumes; with two engraved plates slightly marked at the margins small thick octavo pp lxvi 487; 8 564 edpapers age-toned at the margins the first volume suffers from some marginal worm holes early on but between pages 365 & 386 the little beast has eaten the upper margin so much that several pieces are nearly detached see illustration otherwise the volumes are both clean and tight internally with just a few turned corners; contemporary roan marked and scuffed joints a little worn the upper joint cracked slightly in each volume leather labels in black and red on the spines. Dickson was born in 1721 at Aberlady and studied at Edinburgh University where he took the degree of M.A. He passed his life between his cherished country employments on a large farm of his father's where he lost no opportunity of gathering experience from the conversation of the neighbouring farmers and the duties of his holy office. Having early shown a great taste for agriculture he watched its processes carefully and made rapid progress in it as he always connected practice with theory. On moving to Dunse he found more real improvements in the art and also more difficulties to be surmounted than had been the case in East Lothian. Observing that English works on agriculture were ill adapted to the soil and climate of Scotland and consisted of theories rather than facts supported by experience he determined to compose a "Treatise on Agriculture" on a new plan. The first edition of this appeared in 1762 and was followed by a second in 1770. This treatise is practical and excellently adapted to the farming of Scotland its first four books treating of soils tillage and manures in general the other four of schemes of managing farms usual in Scotland at that time and suggestions for their improvement. "Probably the most important of the authors of the period". And fifty years later J.C. Loudon wrote "decidedly the best work on tillage which has appeared in the English language and was and still is held in universal esteem among the practical farmers of Scotland". New Edition. Full Leather. Good. A. Kincaid & J. Bell; T. Longman & T. Caddel Hardcover
1710008966London: Rhodes at the Star corner of Bride Lane Fleet Street 1710. Fourth edition. full title reads - "COOKERY in dressing flesh fowl fish herbs roots making sawces etc; PASTRY making pyes pasties puddings pancakes cheesecakes custards tansies etc; CONFECTS candies conserves preserves creams gellies pickles etc; POTABLE Liquors as ale beer mum mead cider perry rape English wines chocolet coffer tea etc; PERFUMING sweet balls pouders pomanders essences sweet waters beautifying washes etc; HUSBANDRY as it relates to the improvement of our barren and waste lands manufactures etc; PREPARATIONS Galenick and Chymick relating to physickand chirurgery as cordial waters spirits tinctures elixirs syrups ponders electuaries pills oils balsams cerecloths and emplasters fitted for curing mist diseases incident to men women and children". 8vo pp 12 560 browned and a bit used throughout the t.p. & preface pages frayed at the margins rear hinge cracking rear e.p. marked and tender front endpapers replaced probably nineteenth century contemporary panelled calf rubbed upper and lower joints cracking though sound spine worn and lacking most of its surface lacking the label. An unsophisticated copy of a rare work. William Salmon 1644 1713 - an empiric doctor advertising himself as "Professor of Physick - was a writer of medical texts that savor to the modern eye of quackery. "Prolific but somewhat disreputable" - Knight and Eddy. Full-Leather. Fair. Rhodes, at the Star, corner of Bride Lane, Fleet Street Hardcover
1962221284Frankfurt, DLG-Vlgs.-GmbH, 1962-80. Bibl.-Hlwd. Bd. 11 m. Randnotizen, Einbd. beschäd. Fehlen: Bd. 8 S. 267/68; TI zu Bd. 10-12.
175314660Avec figures en Taille-douce. 12 planches gravées en taille-douce repliées : bâtiments et machines.Duhamel du Monceau fut l'un des acteurs les plus prolixes, les plus compétents aussi, du siècle des Lumières. La richesse de son oeuvre eut dans le monde technique français, une importance capitale.Édition originale. A Paris, chez Hip. Guerin et Delatour, 1753. Ex-libris armorié du XIXè siècle.Reliure plein veau marbré de l'époque. Dos à nerfs orné et doré. Tranches rouges. Filet doré sur les coupes et à froid en encadrement des plats. Pas de rousseur. Très bon état. Format in-12°(17x10).
187016834Par A. Dupuis, Professeur d'Histoire Naturelle, ancien Professeur de Botanique et de Sylviculture à l'Institut agronomique de Grignon, etc.L'Atlas iconographique se compose de 50 belles planches finement coloriées d'après les dessins de Maubert gravées par Noël, Lebrun, Oudet, etc.Paris, Abel Pilon et Cie. - non daté (vers 1870).Cartonnage éditeur pleine percaline verte. Dos lisse. Titre dorés au dos et sur le plat supérieur. Pages montées sur onglets avec fiche descriptives pour chaque planche. Piqures uniquement sur les 3 premières pages. Très bon état. Format in-4°(28x20).
175716258Avec Figures.Seconde édition, revue, corrigée et augmentée de beaucoup de connoissances utiles.A Paris, Chez la Veuve Lottin et J. H. Butard - 1757 - xxiv (préface), 256 pages, 6 planches repliées (reliées in fine) et Approbation.Reliure plein veau marbré de l'époque. Dos à nerfs orné et doré, pièce de titre maroquin rouge. Tranches rouges. Filet à froid encadrant les plats. Filet doré sur les coupes. Mors légèrement frottés. Rares rousseurs. Bon état. Format in-8°(20x13).
folio [32 x 22 cm]; [xxvi], 456 pp, engraved frontis being a birds' eye view of the house and garden of the Prince of Wales, 2 engraved plates (one a passion flower and fruit), engraved head and tail pieces, engraved initials. disbound without covers and only part of spine, old signature on title page, margin of frontis browned & a little chipped, very light foxing on few leaves, but clean, crisp, very good copy. A picture of this book is available upon request by email. Henry 945. The author was one of the more celebrated gardening writers of his time. The work includes all aspects of fruit, vegetable and flower gardening and agriculture but with other topics such as creating fish pond, making bricks, quarries, mining, etc. Massachusetts Horticultural Society Catalogue 179. McDonald (Agricultural Writers) p. 168, where the title page is reproduced. See also Fussell, Old English Farming Books, p. 100.
