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Eisler, William; Matteo Campagnolo; Dassier FamilyBiblio.com

Lustrous Images from the Enlightenment: the Medals of the Dassiers of Geneva -- Incorporating an Illustrated General Catalogue / Images Chatoyantes Du Siecle Des Lumieres: Les Medailles Des Dassier De Geneve -- Suivi D'Un Repertoire General Illustre

[Family Law] [Women's Rights] [Sears, Ellen]Biblio.com

Report of the d'Hauteville Case: The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. At the Suggestion of Paul Daniel Gonsalve Grand d'Hauteville versus.Ellen Sears Grand d'Hauteville. Habeas Corpus for the Custody of an Infant Child

18404910Philadelphia: W. S. Martien 1840. First edition. bound with The Petition of Henry C. De Rham to the General Assembly of Rhode Island To Except Paul Daniel Gonsalve Grand d'Hauteville From the Operation of the Law 'To Secure the Fulfillment of Certain Contracts and for the Relief of Married Women in Certain Cases.' Together with a Remonstrance of Ellen S. d'Hauteville.Providence: Knowles & Vose 1841. First edition. bound with Review of the d'Hauteville Case: Recently Argued and Determined in the Court of General Sessions.Boston: Weeks Jordan and Co. 1841. First edition. Three volumes bound in one. Finely bound by Bradstreet's in half morocco over marbled boards with gilt to spine. Top edge gilt. Marbled endpapers. Armorial bookplate of Samuel F. Barger to front pastedown. Measuring 225 x 135mm and collating complete including titles: 295 1 blank; 124 2 errata; 2 44. A just about Fine copy with some inoffensive pencil annotations and corrections to volume I and occasional faint foxing; overall a pleasing copy of three scarce legal works related to women's custody rights according to international and interstate law. Three scarce tracts documenting the international custody battle that became highly publicized and debated in its time. In 1837 American citizen Ellen Sears married Daniel Gonsalve d'Hauteville a member of the Swiss nobility. During their brief union Ellen survived emotional neglect and mental cruelty from her husband whose "self-image as paterfamilias conflicted with Ellen's growing sense of herself as a mother tormented by an unfeeling spouse" DiFonzo. Pregnant and unhappy she left her husband for the U.S. giving birth to her son after her arrival. Under Common law doctrine d'Hauteville demanded that his wife and child return to his household in Switzerland. "But Sears and her Philadelphia lawyers devised a strategy that would challenge the accepted legal formulation along its emerging cultural fault line.leveraging mental cruelty into an accusation that d'Hauteville had violated the standards of the changing American family" DiFonzo. This strategy combined with gains that the women's movement had made in the U.S. and Europe marital property laws within the century helped bolster her position and win her custodial rights. "The d'Hauteville case was not a single event in a courtroom but a set of multiple legal experiences that exposed timebound and timeless realities of American legal culture. The case began in an insular way as a domestic drama must with the rapid rise and equally rapid fall of the d'Hauteville marriage. But as the fight for the son Frederick displaced their marriage as the central focus of Ellen and Gonsalve's relationship the law assumed a greater and greater presence in their lives. The pair not only confronted contradictions between their own ideas about justice and the legal rules they had to learn they also experienced the transformation of their domestic tragedy into a legal event with innumberable participants from lawyers judges and legislators to courtroom spectators newspaper reporters and diarists" Grossberg. The present tracts trace d'Hauteville's initial petition for Habeas Corpus followed by his petition to be exempted from a Rhode Island law protecting the rights of mothers. The final title tracks the case's conclusion providing a review. W. S. Martien unknown

Whitmore Rare Books · États-Unis1 950,00 $US≈ 1 649,90 €

[Country Music] Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, Conway Twitty, Hank Snow, June Carter Cash, The Carter Family, Minnie PBiblio.com

Archive of photographs of country music acts circa 1970s

146874N.p.: N.p. 1970. Archive of 288 vernacular color photographs of country music acts from the 1970s housed in a contemporary photo album with the subject of nearly every photograph identified by manuscript ink captions. Occasional additional notations give a date range between 1972-1980 for the photographs with most being dated 1977-1979. The photographs primarily consist of performers on stage indicating the photographer was near the stage with a strong sense of composition and timing. Photographs of performers casually posing for the camera indicate the photographer likely had backstage access for some of the performances. Based on additional information in some of the handwritten captions the photographs were primarily taken at concerts or events in the Western New York region - Chautauqua Dunkirk Little Valley and Lakewood - all within an hour of each other as well as the nearby Erie County NY Fair and Expo and Pittsfield PA. Other locations include the New York State Fair and Pittsburgh PA. Included are images of country music legends Johnny Cash Dolly Parton Loretta Lynn Conway Twitty Hank Snow June Carter Cash The Carter Family Minnie Pearl Tanya Tucker Tammy Wynette and Wanda Jackson. Also included are photographs of singers who while lesser known today were among the biggest stars of the era including Bobby Goldsboro Crystal Gayle Donna Fargo Freddy Fender Jeannie C. Riley Buddy Alan Charlie Walker Peggy Sue Bill Anderson Kenny Price LeRoy Van Dyke Lynn Anderson Jay Lee Webb Jean Shepard and Kitty Wells. Finally the album contains images of smaller and possibly even regional acts some of which appear unknown to us presenting a broad survey of a transitional era in country music as rock soul and pop began to fuse with the more traditional country sound that had begun declining in popularity toward the end of the previous decade. For more details please inquire. Photographs variously sized primarily 3.5 x 5 inches but up to 7.5 x 9.75 inches. Generally Near Fine. Housed in an about Very Good generic photo album with starting and loss to the spine fraying and rubbing. Several internal pages loose or with dried glue leading to occasional slipping of the photographs. N.p. unknown

Royal Books · États-Unis1 875,00 $US≈ 1 586,44 €

ADAMS FAMILY [?]Biblio.com

1863 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT LETTER DETAILING THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THIS 87 YEAR OLD MAN WHEN HE LIVED IN NEW YORK CITY IN 1791

18630002007Baltimore Maryland MD 1863. On offer is a fascinating historic original manuscript letter written by an unknown elderly Baltimore man and likely a member of the Adams family and related to Thomas Boylston Adams September 15 1772 - March 13 1832 the third and youngest son of John and Abigail Smith Adams in response to a request he write of his life and times in New York City. The letter was part of a greater group from the Thomas Boylston Adams papers. The writer relates what an active involved and intelligent teenager and young man experienced in the heady historic days of New York City from 1791 to the turn of the Century. The author gives a real person's view of the French Revolution from the American perspective the feeling of the 'street' to Jacobin views and much more of the politics of the era. The 87 year old man begins "You wish me to communicate for publication such facts and information in regard to Men and things in the City & State of New York as I may from my residence in that City have been connected with or acquired a knowledge of in the early period of my long life." It goes on in part: "Having an ardent desire to see General Washington I soon found my way to Cherry Steer and the Franklin House near Pearl Street where he resided." "It was I think in 1793 or certainly soon after that Francis who had been General Washington's Steward established on or near the Battery his celebrated Ice Cream & Cake house probably the first public house of its kind in the United States." "In his speech at the opening of Congress 1795 the President General Washington.said "Government founded upon the genuine principles of rational liberty and with mild and wholesome laws was it too much to say that our Country exhibited a spectacle of National Happiness never surpassed if ever before equalled." Dated Baltimore March 1863 15 pages on 15 leaves recto side only 8vo 25 x 21 cm. VG. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Manuscript. unknown

Katz Fine Manuscripts Inc. · Canada1 855,99 $US≈ 1 570,35 €

Japanese American Family in CaliforniaBiblio.com

Intimate Portrayal of Japanese Americans in Southern California Photo Archive 1950s

1950227511950. Japanese American California Japanese American family photograph archive 1950s documenting everyday life in Southern California during the decade following the forced wartime incarceration of Japanese Americans under Executive Order 9066. The photographs record domestic routines family celebrations and recreational outings among a Nisei and Sansei generation rebuilding community life after release from War Relocation Authority camps in 1945. Rather than depicting the confinement and dispossession that dominate the visual record of Japanese American wartime experience the images show families participating in the expanding consumer culture and leisure environment of postwar California. Smiling portraits backyard gatherings and excursions to regional landmarks illustrate how Japanese American families navigated the transition from wartime displacement to postwar stability asserting belonging within American suburban and urban life while rebuilding family networks disrupted by incarceration. Archive of approximately seventy two original silver gelatin photographs created during the 1950s depicting Japanese American family life across Los Angeles County and surrounding regions. Photographs range in size from approximately 3.75 x 4.5 inches to 8 x 10 inches. The images show informal family portraits children playing in residential yards and gatherings inside modest homes furnished with mid century décor including a television console and living room seating. Numerous photographs document recreational travel and tourism including visits to Griffith Park where family members ride the miniature railroad and trips to Disneyland shortly after the park's opening in 1955 with photographs taken along Main Street U.S.A. and before Sleeping Beauty's Castle. Additional photographs record outings to the San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountain ranges picnic scenes and group portraits taken during day trips to parks and scenic overlooks. Clothing and hairstyles visible throughout the photographs reflect the fashion and social aspirations of mid century Southern California including neatly pressed shirts dresses and casual leisure wear associated with postwar prosperity. These photographs document a formative period in Japanese American history when communities across California rebuilt social and economic life following the disruption of wartime incarceration. More than 120000 people of Japanese ancestry had been removed from the West Coast between 1942 and 1945 and confined in War Relocation Authority camps including thousands from the Los Angeles region. By the early 1950s many families were reestablishing homes businesses and neighborhood networks while participating in the broader culture of postwar suburban growth and leisure tourism. Minor handling wear to a few prints with mild corner curling; overall very good condition. This archive provides visual evidence of the social reintegration of Japanese American families within the everyday landscapes of Southern California during the early Cold War era. unknown

Max Rambod Inc. · États-Unis1 800,00 $US≈ 1 522,98 €

MITCHELL, John Hipple and familyBiblio.com

Photo album: Family Photographs of John Hipple Mitchell's Daughters and Relatives

1930417961New York / Connecticut / New Jersey 1930. Softcover. Near Fine. Oblong quarto. measuring 10.5" x 7. ". Black cloth over flexible boards. Contains 186 black and white gelatin silver or sepia toned photographs measuring between 2â€ x 1.5â€ and 6â€ x 4.5â€ with some captions. Some edgewear else near fine album with fine photographs. A collection of family photographs from various places in New York and Connecticut beginning in 1917 and continuing through the 1930s. The album is a mix of landscape fashion and group photos often well composed and aesthetically pleasing. Most of the photos are posed shots of the family together often accompanied with smiles and silly faces. Even the elderly members look youthful next to their younger relatives. Some of the pictures have been hand cut into circle shapes around the subject or in diamonds. Part of the album features cutouts and photos of the Mitchell family. John Hipple Mitchell was born John Mitchell Hipple before abandoning his first home and family changing his name and starting a new life or Oregon. The he became Oregon's State Senator off and on from 1873 until his death on December 8th 1905. He fathered several girls which the proceeding pictures in the book feature the three sisters Martha Maggie and Mattie posing in shots together. There are cutouts which include a couple of magazine pictures and articles about Maggie L. Mitchell and her sister Mattie Elizabeth Mitchell the Duchess De La Rochefoucauld and her sisterâ€™s mother-in-law the Countess De La Rochefoucauld. In the article she is listed as â€œMrs. Frances Hoyt Griffinâ€ after just having married her third husband Frances Hoyt Griffin. A vast majority of the later photos are of a young woman and man living together in New York with their dog â€œBeauty.â€ While their names are not written their initials are B.V.H. and G.V.V. Included in these pictures is photos of the couple together or with their friends around their home and traveling to other location in New York and New Jersey. These include Bellport Pine Bank Caldmill Liberty and Loomis where the couple lived in a small cottage. There are interior shots of their home and exterior shots of different newly built homes in Loomis New York. Almost every house and structure a church and a school have pictures of them in the photo album. The last part of the book shows children growing up with another family in Stanford Connecticut. There are some more random pictures which include shots of Columbia College a fair in Chicago two photos of a young boy dressed in a military uniform one cyanotype photograph an illustration of a man holding a woman and an image of a house with the words â€œPuzzle find the sick ladyâ€ written on the verso. An aesthetically pleasing photo album filled with family photographs some of which depict the Mitchell family. unknown

Between the Covers- Rare Books, Inc. ABAA · États-Unis1 800,00 $US≈ 1 522,98 €

Bouillé, Louis De / Armand-DumaresqLivre Rare Book

Album De La Cavalerie Française] - A Robert d'Orléans Duc De Chartres Colonel Du 12ème Régiment De Chasseurs à Cheval

3870Armand-Dumaresq Imprimerie Lemercier et Cie 45,5 x 34,5 Paris Album grand in-4, reliure demi-chagrin bordeaux à coins début XXème, dos à quatre nerfs, filets et titres dorés. Recueil, dédié à Robert d'Orléans duc de Chartres et signé par l'auteur, composé d'une page de titre imprimée comportant la dédicace et d'une suite de 66 planches contrecollées sur papier fort en recto, montées sur onglet. Il n'y a pas de pages de texte. La page de titre en noir est encadrée d'un cuirassier et d'un chasseur à cheval et comporte à gauche la signature "Armand-Dumaresq 1880" et à droite la mention "Imprimerie Lermercier et Cie Paris". Les 66 planches, lithographies d'après les dessins d'Armand-Dumaresq, sont rehaussées de couleurs. Elles représentent chacune des soldats à pied ou à cheval, sur la rangée supérieure et en dessous, les étendards. Elles sont numérotées en haut à droite de Pl.1 à Pl.66 et portent toutes la mention en bas au centre "Imprimerie Lemercier et Cie Paris". Les planches de notre album sont celles, qui seront publiées en 1881, accompagnées d'un texte, par la librairie J. Dumaine, Baudouin et Cie, sous le titre "Album de la cavalerie française, MDCV - MDCCCLXXXI". Chaque planche représente les uniformes et les étendards d'un même régiment depuis sa fondation jusqu'à la Troisième République. Robert d'Orléans (1840-1910) a été chef de corps du 12ème Régiment de chasseurs à cheval de 1878 à 1883. Il est le fils du duc d'Orléans, neveu du duc d'Aumale et le frère du comte de Paris son aîné, prétendant orléaniste au trône de France. Il connait l'exil après la Révolution de 1848, comme tous les membres de la famille d'Orléans. Le duc d'Aumale lui servit de tuteur, le faisant entrer dans l'armée du Piémont en 1859-1860. Il partit ensuite aux États-Unis lors de la guerre de Sécession, sous la conduite de son oncle le prince de Joinville, faisant partie en 1862 de l'armée du Potomac aux côtés de son frère le comte de Paris. En 1871, il rentra en France, combattant sous le nom de « Robert Lefort » avant d'être nommé dans les chasseurs d'Afrique. Il fut mis en non-activité en 1883, à l'âge de quarante-trois ans. Coins et coiffes légèrement usés. Unique et rare exemplaire. Bel ex-libris de J. Baeyens, gravé par Rousselot représentant un caisson d'artillerie avec au premier plan un artilleur de la garde, daté 1932. Etiquette de la librairie Clavreuil sur le premier contre plat. (ApB53) PHOTOS NUMERIQUES DISPONIBLES PAR EMAIL SUR SIMPLE DEMANDE-DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPS MAY BE AVAILABLE ON REQUEST Livre

Histoire et Société · Bordeaux, France1 500,00 €

Bouillé, Louis De / Armand-DumaresqLivre Rare Book