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1807064-L1807. Federlithographie 1807. 28,5:44,6 cm. Literatur: Man, Anfänge der Künstlerlithographie in England, Anonym 10; Desjardijn Kat. 3 und Abb. S. 55.- Mit der Adresse Vollweiler Imprint III.
189058349New York:: C. M. Moseman & Brother no date 1890s. Fifth edition. publisher's purple gilt-lettered cloth. Large corner blank of one preliminary leaf torn away; old retailer's stamp the same NYC address of Mosemans' warehouse as given on the title page in the corner of numerous pages; light use to cloth; tight and sound. Folio. Spectacularly illustrated throughout including color lithographs. C. M. Moseman & Brother, hardcover
1893VBA-473Pairault & Cie Libraires-Éditeurs, Paris 1893 (aux frais de l'auteur). Relié pleine percaline illustrée de l'éditeur. Première page de la couverture de la version brochée conservée. 25,5 x 17 x 2,5 cm. 159 pages + 20 planches hors texte. Illustrations en noir dans le texte. Poids : 825 g. Signature sur la page de faux titre du comte C. de Maigret (?)
18950029961895 Saumur, Librairie Militaire S. Milon, 1895-96. Deux tomes reliés en un fort volume in-8 (170 X 250 mm) percaline rouge, premier plat et dos orné d'encadrement à froid de style "nouille", auteur et titre en noir sur le premier plat et au dos (reliure de l'éditeur) ; 419 & 406 pages.
18311324<p><strong>1831 </strong><strong>GIBRALTAR</strong><strong> PRINTED HORSE RACING BROADSIDE ON S</strong><strong>ATIN</strong></p><p><strong></strong><strong>GIBRALTAR</strong><strong>. HORSE RACING. </strong><em>Gibraltar</em><em> Garrison Races. </em><em>Tuesday 3d May 1831</em><em>. To Start at Half-Past </em><em>One O'Clock</em><em>. </em>Small 4to broadside on yellow satin 9 ¾ x 6 3/8" edges fringed. Gibraltar: 1831. </p><p>The day's program and a very rare souvenir of early horse racing at the British garrison of Gibraltar. "I cannot find any record of any formal horse racing on the isthmus or elsewhere in the Campo arc prior to 1765 but the enormous popularity of the Calpe Hunt which established itself as a major institution in Gibraltar in the very early 19th century will undoubtedly have led to impromptu races from time to time and may have been the catalyst for organizing a more formal approach to racing. As early as 1838 Charles Rochfort Scott a Royal Artillery officer stationed in Gibraltar was singing the praises of horse racing on the Rock…From this one might gather that formal racing probably did not begin until after 1821 but that it was definitely in full swing in 1839 by which time it had become a pretty full blooded affair with a considerable number of horses taking part. It also seems to have been an activity in which only the officers of the garrison were allowed to indulge."-Neville Chipolina <em>The People of Gibraltar </em>online which includes a long quote from an article by "Nimrod" Charles James Apperley in Thomas Hook's <em>New Monthly Magazine and Humorist: 1841 Part the Second </em>pp. 42-43 which says "Twenty years back who would have dreamed of races at Gibraltar! Such however is the case now…"</p><p>Owners names given as are weights names of horses and colors. The first three races were Sweepstakes the first "A Handicap Sweepstakes h.f. for all horses. Heats—The Don Mile 5 contestants; the second "for Ponies not exceeding 14 hands high Heats—From Bay-side In 5 contestants; the third "Barbs and English horses excluded Heats—The Don Mile 3 contestants; the last "A Match—The Don Mile" with only two horses listed to run. Horse racing in Gibraltar was included in a novel by Arthur Griffiths entitled <em>Lola: A Tale of Gibraltar </em>NY: 1877. Folded and a little dusty else nearly fine.</p>
1817143-L1817. Kreidelithographie mit hell- und mittelbrauner Tonplatte, ausgekratzte Lichter, 1817, auf cremefarbenem Velin. 31,7:37,5 cm. Literatur: Jahn 198; Dussler 8; Winkler 408.9, I (von II) und 967.14; Schwarz 4, II und Abb. S. 232. ? Das 14. Blatt in der dritten Lieferung der Folge: Original-Handzeichnungen der vorzüglichsten lebenden bayerischen Künstler. ? Inkunabel der Lithographie!
189060507New York:: C. M. Moseman & Brother no date 1890s. Fifth edition according to the Preface. publisher's purple gilt-lettered cloth. Old retailer's stamp the same NYC address of Mosemans' warehouse as given on the title page in the corner of numerous pages; light use to cloth; tight and sound. Folio. Spectacularly illustrated throughout including color lithographs. C. M. Moseman & Brother, hardcover
182024099A Paris, chez Rolland, s.d. [circa 1800]. Dimensions à vue : 444 x 328 mm + passe-partout + cadre.
182320873Le Puy, J.B. La Combe, (imprimerie Pasquet père et fils), 1823 ; in-8, demi-veau marron, dos lisse à faux nerfs dorés, roulettes et fleurons dorés, fleuron à froid (reliure de l’époque) ; X-303, [1], XV pp., [1]f. d’Errata.
1830WOC-1021Tome 1:Bases de l'Instruction et Instruction à Pied.Tome 2: Ecole du Cavalier et Instruction à Cheval. Tome 3:Evolutions de Régiment de Ligne.Tome 4:Atlas oblong (11 x 23 cm) de 130 planches dont certaines dépliantes. Paris, F. G. Levrault, 1830. 3 volumes in-16 (11x7,5cm) de texte reliés plein veau d'époque, dos ornés avec petit manque au dos du tome 2 et atlas(10,5x23cm) en cartonnage marbré d'époque, tranches jaune. LXIV,275pp avec 28ff de Sonnerie+339pp+272pp+Atlas 8pp avec 130 planches.Avec son étui d'époque en cartonnage bleu clair imprimé un peu fatigué.
1804172471- Décret impérial relatif aux cérémonies publiques, préséances, hommes civils et militaires. Au palais de Saint-Cloud, le 24 messidor an XII. Paris, Magimel, an XII - 1804 ; 58 pp. 2- Instruction pour le campement des troupes à cheval (par le ministre de la guerre Alexandre Berthier). s.l. , s.n. , s.d. (sous le Consulat ou début de l'Empire) ; 39 pp. et 3 planches gravées dépliantes. 3- Réglement concernant le service des troupes à cheval en campagne. Du 20 juin 1788. Metz, imprimerie Collignon, 1788 ; (2), 199 pp. 4- Instruction élémentaire pour les jeunes guerriers républicains français dans l'arme de l'infanterie (présenté au Ministre de la guerre, le général de division Krieg). Strasbourg, F.G. Levrault, an V (1797). 5- Instruction destinée aux troupes légères et aux officiers qui servent dans les avant-postes, rédigée sur une Instruction de Frédéric II à ses officiers de cavalerie. Seconde édition. Paris, Du Pont (de Nemours), an II (1794) ; 207 pp. 6- Réglement concernant le service intérieur, la police et la discipline des Troupes à cheval. Du 24 juin 1792. Metz, imprimerie Collignon, 1793 ; (2), 113 pp. (réédité pour que le nom du Roi n'y figure plus). 7- Code pénal militaire, ou lois et arrêtés relatifs à la justice militaire. Paris, Magimel, 1806 ; 118 pp. , (1) f. de table.
181610042DBLondon, S. & J. Fuller, 1816. 4°. 26 cm. 30 Blatt. Dunkelbrauner Ganzlederband der Zeit mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel. Buch in Leinenmappe, diese im roten Halbleder-Schmuckschuber mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel. [8 Warenabbildungen]
1817078-L1817. Kreidelithographie, 1817, auf Velin. 27,1:36,1 cm. Mit der Adresse von C. de Lasteyrie. Literatur: Béraldi VII, S. 260. - Sehr selten! Gros zeichnete nur zwei Lithographien auf Stein.- Nicht ganz frisch, linke untere Ecke fehlt, jedoch ohne Bildverlust.
18860044451886 Paris, Baillière, 1886. Deux volumes grand in-quarto (230 X 290) percaline vert lierre, encadrements à froid sur les plats, auteur, titre et nom de l'éditeur dorés sur le premier plat et au dos, atlas contenant un portefeuille en toile verte et carton au second contreplat (reliure de l'éditeur). Volume de texte : XXIV-703 pages - Atlas : 48 pages, 16 planches en couleurs sur vélin fort et 8 accessoires. Cartonnage de l'atlas un peu défraichi.
1851WRCAM55569Gonzales County Tx. 1851. 2pp. on a folded folio sheet. Old folds a few ink smudges. Very good. An original manuscript agreement setting the terms of a horse race in Texas in 1851. The document is signed by the principal parties to the contest Byrd Smith and Richard Parr both of Gonzales Texas as well as witnesses C.C. DeWitt and A.S. Miller. <br> <br> The agreement totaling approximately 375 words reads in part: <br> <br> "Article sic of agreement between Byrd Smith.& Richard Parr.we the above named parties agree to run a Race six weeks from this date said race to be run between A.S. Miller's & John G. King's on the old tracks the distance of eight hundred yards.the said Byrd Smith to run a certain Bay horse called by the name of Boy Jim.the above named Parr is to run a certain sorrell sic mare called Lucy Red Fox.for the sum of one thousand Dollars.the above race to be run between the hours of 12 & 4 o'clock." <br> <br> Each of the horses is identified in the agreement by physical marks and with brands written as symbols. Additionally there is a description of the filly whose "left hind foot is white a little above the hoof with a white strike in the said hoof and a few white hairs in her face." The weight each horse is to carry is stipulated and each horse owner was required to post a $500 bond at the time of signing to be held by one William A. Matthews in case of forfeiture. <br> <br> The six names mentioned in connection to this race all had solid backgrounds in antebellum Gonzales County Texas. C.C. DeWitt A.S. Miller and William A. Mathews are all listed as stockholders in "An Act to Establish & Incorporate Gonzales County College." John G. King Sr. a grant holder in Gonzales County died there in 1856. Byrd Smith was a private in an 1841 Gonzales County militia company. Finally Richard Parr was killed in Gonzales County in 1855 - over a land squabble not a horse racing debt. <br> <br> Antebellum Texas documents on sports of any kind are exceedingly rare. Material relating to horse racing is especially hard to find considering the state did not officially sanction the sport until well into the 20th century after pari-mutuel betting was approved in 1925. unknown books
