Jean-Henri JAUME SAINT-HILAIRELivre Rare Book
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181983353Paris, Chez l'auteur, 1819-1822, Planche non rognée sur vélin imprimée en couleurs d'après les dessins de Jaume Saint Hilaire et gravée au pointillé par Dubreuil et Veron. Gravure en couleurs sur cuivre au format 21x27cm. De toute fraîcheur.
181983352Paris, Chez l'auteur, 1819-1822, Planche non rognée sur vélin imprimée en couleurs d'après les dessins de Jaume Saint Hilaire et gravée au pointillé par Dubreuil et Veron. Gravure en couleurs sur cuivre au format 21x27cm. De toute fraîcheur.
1815045208London: Printed by W. Bulmre & Co. Cleveland Row; Sold by J. Hatchard Piccadilly 1815. Second Edition. . Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Quarto. xvi 366 27 30 pages. COLLATES COMPLTE WITH 16 ENGRAVINGS including 4 in color. Hardcover bound in early half leather with brown orange and blue marbled paper-coverd boards. The binding is worn. The hinges are cracked but holding and the spine ends are chipped. The remains of an old paper label are on the front cover. Green endpapers. The text block is sound and clean. Printed with wide margins with untrimmed edges. Text is quite clean. The title page states 2nd edition 1815. There is a 27 page Appendix after the main section of 366 pages. The final 30 pages begins with a "List of drawings of Fruits Executed by Order of the Council. 1816-1817." There are also two lists of medals dated 1816 and 1817. Note there are NO further illustrations beyond the 16 called for. The final pages contain the Index List of Authors etc. <br/> <br/> Printed by W. Bulmre & Co., Cleveland Row; Sold by J. Hatchard Piccadilly hardcover
187682641Paris Firmin Didot, 1876, in-4 (22x33cm), demi-toile à coins, pièce de titre,, 766p. Figures en noir. Bel exemplaire, solide et frais.
189184139Paris Berger-Levrault et Cie, 1891, in-8 (16x25cm), demi-toile à dos lisse, 311p. Première édition française. Nom de l'ancien propriétaire sur la page de titre. Table des matières. Index. Table des maladies. Complet des 137 figures, la planche en couleurs annoncée est manquante. Bon exemplaire, solide et frais. Reliure présentant des marques du temps.
18891096481889 A Paris, Chez G. Masson, Editeur - 1889 - Deuxième édition entièrement revue - In-12 (11,5 x 18cm environ), demi percaline violette, plat marbré rouge, titre doré au dos, tranches mouchetées - VIII + 640 pages - Avec 350 figures dans le texte (in et hors)
1844DEZ-1336Paris, Cousin, 1844. In-12, demi basane, dos lisse orné de motifs dorés, titre doré, XX, 339 pp. Ex-libris de M. le comte Charles de Merle, à Lavespière par Orbec-en Auge. Coins supérieurs légèrement émoussés, épidermures sur le dos en tête et sur la coiffe supérieure, mors frottés, trou de ver sur le mors inférieur, dorures en partie effacées, quelques rares rousseurs, papier légèrement jauni par endroits.
180320933Paris, Bossange, an XI - 1803. In-8 de [4]-XXX-384 pages, plein veau moucheté brun, tranches mouchetées bleues, gardes de papier dominoté.
1859201045Paris, Audot, 1859. Quer-8°. M. 167 (st. 168) Stahlst.-Taf. u. mehr. Textholzschn. VIII, 220 S. OBr. Umschl. angeschmutzt u. angerissen. Atlasbd. Buchblock gebrochen. Seiten teils ein wenig stockfl. Unaufgeschn.
1846qw308Challamel Relié 1846 Un volume in-8 relié (21 x 13 cm.), demi-basane brune, 532 pages, complet des huit planches hors texte ; reliure un peu frottée, des rousseurs, bon état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1897R320074587DOIN OCTAVE. 1897. In-12. Relié. Etat d'usage, Plats abîmés, Dos abîmé, Intérieur acceptable. 1282 pages augmentées de nombreuses figures en noir et blanc dans le texte -. . . . Classification Dewey : 635-Horticulture
181983336Paris, Chez l'auteur, 1819-1822, Planche non rognée sur vélin imprimée en couleurs d'après les dessins de Jaume Saint Hilaire et gravée au pointillé par Dubreuil et Veron. Gravure en couleurs sur cuivre au format 21x27cm. De toute fraîcheur.
181983337Paris, Chez l'auteur, 1819-1822, Planche non rognée sur vélin imprimée en couleurs d'après les dessins de Jaume Saint Hilaire et gravée au pointillé par Dubreuil et Veron. Gravure en couleurs sur cuivre au format 21x27cm. De toute fraîcheur.
1832016730London: Effingham Wilson 1832. Two volumes small octavo pp xxii 358; 304 with both half-titles slight age-toning and foxing but otherwise sound throughout original brown boards slightly marked and worn neatly re-backed with bew spines and paper labels. This copy is from the Circulating Library English College Lisbon with their small blind-stamp on the title pages and a label and number on the front endpapers. As a landscape gardener Puckler-Muskau is considered of European importance. As a writer of books of travel he holds a high position his powers of observation being keen and his style lucid animated and witty. First British edition. Boards. Very Good. Effingham Wilson Hardcover
1891126100Berlin, Parey, 1891. M. 477 Abb. XVI, 876 S. Hldr. Rücken fast lose u. ob. Teil etwas ab. Ecken u. Kanten etwas bestoßen. Sign. a. Vorsatz. Vorsatz u. nachfolg. S. etwas stockfl.
181983339Paris, Chez l'auteur, 1819-1822, Planche non rognée sur vélin imprimée en couleurs d'après les dessins de Jaume Saint Hilaire et gravée au pointillé par Dubreuil et Veron. Gravure en couleurs sur cuivre au format 21x27cm. De toute fraîcheur.
181983338Paris, Chez l'auteur, 1819-1822, Planche non rognée sur vélin imprimée en couleurs d'après les dessins de Jaume Saint Hilaire et gravée au pointillé par Dubreuil et Veron. Gravure en couleurs sur cuivre au format 21x27cm. De toute fraîcheur.
1847180164Wien, Gerold, 1847 (Späterer undat. Nachdruck). M. mehr. Ill. 281 S. Mod. Lwdbd.
1841RO30043890H. COUSIN. 1841. In-8. Relié demi-cuir. A relier, Couv. convenable, Dos abîmé, Quelques rousseurs. 434 pages. Quelques planches illustrées de gravure en noir et blanc. Quelques gravures en noir et blanc dans le texte. Manque le dos. Premier et second plats détachés. Epidermures.. . . . Classification Dewey : 635-Horticulture
1840022148New York: T. Bridgeman et al 1840. Eighth edition improved. Small octavo pp 408 a little age-toned and some foxing throughout heavier on a few pages a light stain to the last 100 pages affecting the top margin and in to the gutter margin the last two pages rather browned otherwise sound internally bound in a later black unlettered quarter cloth with original marbled boards slightly worn. . Quarter cloth. Fair. T. Bridgeman (et al) Hardcover
1814014918Edinburgh and London: Archibald Constable & Co. 1814. Third edition. 12mo half-title title page pp xiv 398 uncut slight age-toning slightly uneven fading of the title page and opposing page otherwise exceptionally clean and sound internally very neatly and recently rebound in grey boards with paper label on the spine. A superb copy uncut and unpressed in a very sympathetic binding. Walter Nicol 1769 - 1811 was a Scottish garden and hothouse designer who wrote several books on practical horticulture. He was born in Niddrie. He was employed at a number of estates in Scotland and improved the design and layout of gardens and glasshouses. Nicol is in particular responsible for the walled garden layout at Dalhousie Castle in Midlothian."His works which were of a very high standard became exceedingly popular" - Blanche Henrey 1187. Third edition. Boards. Very Good. Archibald Constable & Co. Hardcover
1876017838London: Longmans Green & Co. 1876. Third edition. Illustrated with a stunning tinted lithograph frontispiece two folding plates of ring growth octavo pp x 235 24 page publisher's catalogue edges uncut slight age-toning but otherwise very clean internally the front hi nge is slightly weak and is exposed for about 40mm at the top original green cloth with only slight signs of wear the spine head slightly pulled. A work that seems little-known as indeed is the author within horticultural circles. Greenwood had an estate in Hampshire at Brookwood Brockwood House near Bramdean. The tree-lifter was the Colonels invention for transplanting trees up to 30 feet in height with their ball of earth intact a feat the apparatus apparently made possible for a single individual to do at a rate of one tree per day. The somewhat aptly-named Colonel Greenwood was very enthusiastic about the importance of trees to the landscape and the first edition was published in 1844. Colonel Greenwood is said to have excavated local archaeological sites and was a keen geologist referred to as the father of subaerialism ascribing the greater inequalities in the earths surface to atmospheric influences. He published a further book in 1857 entitled Rain and Rivers. His main thesis was the supremacy of rainwash as an agent of land sculpture and the realtive unimportance of streams and rivers. It was said in his obituary that 'had he fallen amongst geologists in early life instead of amongst thoroughbreds he would doubtless have occupied a leading place among men of science'. He does not appear in Hadfield's History of British Gardening nor more surprisingly in Desmond's Dictionary. Third edition. Cloth. Good. Longmans Green & Co. Hardcover
1845020134Fleet Street London: Printed for the author and sold by William Smith 1845. Illustrated with several hundred small wood engravings within the text thick octvo pp xxxii 732 a slight hole to the title page and a dimple to the next few possibly from a paper clip the hinge at the last page cracked but firm original cloth rubbed and faded recased with new white endpapers a little used internally. . Cloth. Fair. Printed for the author, and sold by William Smith Hardcover
188816176Londres, Kent & Co, [1888]. Grand in-4 de [2]-XIV-361-[3] pages, pleine percaline verte de l'éditeur décoré de fers dorés et de filets noir (accident à la reliure).
1828018900London: Thomas Kelly 1828. Two volumes 1828 - 1830. Thick octavo an engraved frontispiece an extra engraved title page thirty plain engraved plates pp xxviii 1120 142 directions to the binder and an advertisement leaf a further advertisement page is placed after the second title page some foxing and age-toning throughout a bookseller's small label on each front endpaper Kempson - Chertsey later brown half calf and green cloth very slightly worn. a little faded the cloth a little marked in the second volume. One of the most important works of late Georgian horticulture. McIntosh made important contributions to the designs of Taymouth Castle Stratton Park Pengethley Claremont Laeken and Dalkeith. He never set out to emulate such figures as Lancelot Brown or Humphry Repton but remained at the cutting edge of contemporary horticultural techniques about which he wrote extensively; perhaps his greatest area of expertise being that of hot-house design and heating seen to great effect in this work . A landmark work in the history of practical horticulture. Some copies have the plates coloured - they are plain in this set. First Edition. Half-Leather. Good. Thomas Kelly Hardcover
