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177628417Nantes 1776-1807 1 - un ACTE original de 4 pages manuscrites à l'encre brune sur velin parcheminé, format : 20 centimètres de large x 26,8 centimètres de haut, timbre fiscal en noir en haut de la 1ère page : "BRETAGNE - 20 sols ", signature du notaire : JALABER, ACTE RÉGLANT UN DIFFÉREND DE TERRES EN AFFÉAGEMENT DÉPENDANTES DE LA TERRE DE L'ÉPINAY EN CARQUEFOU ENTRE MESSIRE LOUIS MERGEY, PRETRE DU PRIEURE DE ST MARTIN EN SAINTE-CROIX (NANTES) ET LA MADELEINE-EN-BOIS EN CARQUEFOU ET LA FAMILLE CROPP, NANTES LE 30 AOUT 1780............... - 2- ACTE ORIGINAL DE PARTAGE de 12 pages manuscrites à l'encre brune sur papier vergé bleuté, ligné et filigrané aux armes royales, format : 38 x 24,5 cm, sigatures manuscrites de : CROPP L'AINE, J. WILMS, et Jean Baptiste CROPP, PARTAGE DE LA TERRE DE L'ÉPINAY EN 3 LOTTIES A LA FAMILLE CROPP, NANTES, LE 10 OCTOBRE 1788................ - 3- ORIGINE DE PROPRIÉTÉ ET ASSIETTE DU PRÉCIPUT de 12 pages manuscrites à l'encre brune sur papier vergé crème (importante mouillure ancienne mais tout est trés lisible), ligné et filigrané :"TIMBRE ROYAL" , format : 29,6 x 21 cm, ORIGINE DE PROPRIÉTÉ ET ASSIETTE DU PRÉCIPUT, PARTAGE DU DOMAINE DE L'ÉPINAY , A NANTES, LE 9 DÉCEMBRE 1807,signature de Pierre Poupourreau Huissier Audiencier........... - 4 - COPIE D'EPOQUE D'ACTE DE PARTAGE DE FAMILLE de 4 pages manuscrites à l'encre brune sur papier vergé crème, ligné et filigrané : "BLANCHARD EN MARCHE - Cornet sur écu couronné, en pendentif : 4 à double chevron "(importante mouillure ancienne mais tout est trés lisible), format : 36,5 x 23,5 cm, signé Taverne Linsens, COPIE D'EPOQUE D'ACTE DE PARTAGE DE FAMILLE, DE DAME ANNE TAVERNE, FILLE DE LOUIS TAVERNE DE BEAUVAL NÉGOCIANT NÉGRIER AUX CAYES, ILE DE SAINT-DOMINGUE [PROPRIÉTAIRE INITIAL], VEUVE DE NOBLE HOMME MARTIN LINSENS NÉGOCIANT, PROPRIÉTAIRE DE LA SEIGNEURIE DE L'ÉPINAY & PROCÉ EN CARQUEFOU A LA FAMILLE CROPP DE LOTS DE TERRES DE LA SEIGNEURIE DE L'EPINAY ET PROCÉ, FAIT A NANTES, LE 11 JUIN 1776 ........... - 5- ACTE D'AFFÉAGEMENT de 4 pages manuscrites à l'encre brune sur papier vergé crème, ligné (importante mouillure ancienne mais tout est trés lisible), format : 31,5 x 20,6 cm, signature manuscrites de RIVET DE LA FOURNERIE, CROPP l'Ainé et LINSENS, ACTE D'AFFÉAGEMENT DE 3 JOURNAUX DE LANDES BORDANT LES TERRES DU HOUSSEAU PAR L'ABBÉ MERGY, TITULAIRE DU PRIEURÉ DE LA MADELAINE A MR RIVET DE LA FOURNERIE PUIS CÉDÉ AUX FRERES CROPP , NANTES, LE 29 FEVRIER 1788,
172916623Torino Academia Del Reale - G-B Chais 1729 In4° 505 pp, l'ensemble de l'ouvrage a pris l'humidité et st plus où moins dérelié. Pour le texte interressant et Bilingue, imprimé sur deux colonnes, Le papier à malgré tout résisté au temps, pas de faux-titre. Tome 2 seul, le premier est paru en 1723
18000256-B1800. Radierung, Roulette und Kaltnadel, 1800, auf aufgewalztem China. 24,2:36 cm. Literatur: Le Blanc 26; Perez 114, III (von III). -Tiefschwarzer Abdruck, das Chinapapier auf einen Folio-Bogen aufgewalzt, dieser in den Rändern stockfleckig und mit kleinen Einrissen.
18000255-B1800. Radierung, Roulette und Kaltnadel, 1800, auf aufgewalztem China. 24,2:36 cm. Literatur: Le Blanc 26; Perez 114, III (von III). -Tiefschwarzer Abdruck.
17811601300210xbvkRoma, per Benedetto Francesi, 1781. Titlepage with large copperengraved coat-of-arms; XII, 300; [4, incl. titlep. with woodcut-decoration], 264 pages; few illustrated architectural initials and woodcut head- and endpieces. - Modern lightblue-and-black-on-yellow-ground marbled hardcover bindings with gilt-titled green leather-spinelabels, all edges sparkled in red; 8vo.(ca. 18,5 x 11 x 4 cm).
1800135181800 Paris, Chez les marchands de nouveautés, 1800, In-seize, tome I : 202 pp, broché, sans les pages de couverture papier, sans dos,mais texte complet,
1792624758Halle, Hemmerde u. Schwetschke, 1792. 7 Bl., 206 S., 1 Bl. Pappband d. Zeit mit neuem Rückenschild (vorderes Innengelenk mit leichten Wurmspuren). [2 Warenabbildungen]
1776168426Paris : Chez la veuve Ballard & Fils Imprimeurs-Libraires du Roi 1776. First Edition. Hardback. Full contemporary tree calf very good. Professionally and period sympathetically re-backed with raised bands and the title blocked direct in gilt; very impressively finished. Generalized wear to the board extremities. Armorial motif in gilt to the frontpanel. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight bright clean and strong.; 8vo 8"" - 9"" tall; 472 pages; Series; Supplement de L'Histoire Genealogique et chronologique des grands officiers de la Couronne v.2. Notes: Title vignette head and tail pieces. Subjects; France - Genealogy - Military affairs - 18th century. Large folio. Paris : Chez la veuve Ballard & Fils, Imprimeurs-Libraires du Roi hardcover
176639870London, um 1766. Platte ca. 25 x 16 cm, Blatt ca. 35 x 22 cm. 1 Folio-Blatt, verso weiß (Rand im Scan beschnitten).
1800LD4931c. 1800. Hardcover. Very Good. Half brown cloth and morocco gilt-stamped lettering on spine; oblong Folio; with 15 signed pencil drawings on paper about 315x485 mm each mounted on heavy cardstock with caption handwritten in French in ink in lower margin of mount. Circa 1800 with hand-lettered title-page indicating that this collection was mounted and bound in 1930. Cloth blistered; drawing paper a bit toned with some faint foxing here and there. <br/><br/>These extraordinary historical scenes by Chatillon trace the births deaths marriages and battles of the Earls of Shrewsbury from the First Earl John Talbot 1390-1453 an important English military commander during the Hundred Years War to Francis Talbot 1623-1667 the 11th Earl who met his more scandalous end in a duel with the Second Duke of Buckingham. John Talbot distinguished himself for his bravery in battle and is believed to have fought alongside Henry IV in the famous Battle of Shrewsbury 1403 in which King Henry IV defeated a rebel army led by Henry "Hotspur" Percy from Northumberland. The battle serves as the climax for William Shakespeare's "Henry IV Part One" and John Talbot appears with speaking lines in "Henry VI Part One." The Countess of Auvergne remarks of him "Is this the scourge of France / Is this the Talbot so much feared abroad / That with his name the mothers still their babes" The Battle of Shrewsbury is also the first in which English archers fought each other on English soil and archers are featured in the battle scenes illustrated here -- alongside armored horses waving flags the stern expressions of the valiant and the agonized faces of the wounded. The scope and intricacy of these drawings is difficult to capture with language -- no detail is left unrecorded from the coat of arms on a shield to the embroidery on a wedding dress the vaulted arches of a church the sinews of dog the teeth of horse gnashing its bit. A must-see please inquire for images or a complete list of captions. hardcover books
1800LD4931c. 1800. Hardcover. Very Good. Half brown cloth and morocco gilt-stamped lettering on spine; oblong Folio; with 15 signed pencil drawings on paper about 315x485 mm each mounted on heavy cardstock with caption handwritten in French in ink in lower margin of mount. Circa 1800 with hand-lettered title-page indicating that this collection was mounted and bound in 1930. Cloth blistered; drawing paper a bit toned with some faint foxing here and there. <br/><br/>These extraordinary historical scenes by Chatillon trace the births deaths marriages and battles of the Earls of Shrewsbury from the First Earl John Talbot 1390-1453 an important English military commander during the Hundred Years War to Francis Talbot 1623-1667 the 11th Earl who met his more scandalous end in a duel with the Second Duke of Buckingham. John Talbot distinguished himself for his bravery in battle and is believed to have fought alongside Henry IV in the famous Battle of Shrewsbury 1403 in which King Henry IV defeated a rebel army led by Henry "Hotspur" Percy from Northumberland. The battle serves as the climax for William Shakespeare's "Henry IV Part One" and John Talbot appears with speaking lines in "Henry VI Part One." The Countess of Auvergne remarks of him "Is this the scourge of France / Is this the Talbot so much feared abroad / That with his name the mothers still their babes" The Battle of Shrewsbury is also the first in which English archers fought each other on English soil and archers are featured in the battle scenes illustrated here -- alongside armored horses waving flags the stern expressions of the valiant and the agonized faces of the wounded. The scope and intricacy of these drawings is difficult to capture with language -- no detail is left unrecorded from the coat of arms on a shield to the embroidery on a wedding dress the vaulted arches of a church the sinews of dog the teeth of horse gnashing its bit. A must-see please inquire for images or a complete list of captions. hardcover
176421699London: Engraved and Printed for the Author and sold by Messrs. Fletcher and Co. 1764. First edition. Ephemera. Very good condition. The coat of arms of the Hastings family published in a sumptuous format in 1764 in the "Baronagium Genealogicum; or the Pedigrees of the English Peers." The print includes the associated three text sheets of the genealogical table with vignettes also colored. Copper engraving with handsome later hand color the platemark measuring approximately 24 x 42 cm 9 1/4 x 16 1/2" on paper 30 x 48.5 cm 12 x 19 1/4". Very good condition. Plate numbers 91 92 93 94. Beautifully colored. Two small marks above shield pp 91 chip in margin of pp 94 otherwise very clean. Engraved and Printed for the Author and sold by Messrs. Fletcher and Co. unknown
176421718London: Engraved and Printed for the Author and sold by Messrs. Fletcher and Co. 1764. First edition. Ephemera. Very good condition. The coat of arms of the Augustus family published in a sumptuous format in 1764 in the "Baronagium Genealogicum; or the Pedigrees of the English Peers." Copper engraving with handsome later hand color the platemark measuring approximately 24 x 42 cm 9 1/4 x 16 1/2" on paper 30 x 48.5 cm 12 x 19 1/4". Plate number 5. Beautifully colored and very clean. Engraved and Printed for the Author and sold by Messrs. Fletcher and Co. unknown
176421689London: Engraved and Printed for the Author and sold by Messrs. Fletcher and Co. 1764. First edition. Ephemera. Very good condition. The coat of arms of the Campbell family published in a sumptuous format in 1764 in the "Baronagium Genealogicum; or the Pedigrees of the English Peers." The print includes the two associated text sheets of the genealogical table with vignettes also colored. Copper engraving with handsome later hand color the platemark measuring approximately 24 x 42 cm 9 1/4 x 16 1/2" on paper 30 x 48.5 cm 12 x 19 1/4". Plate numbers 79 80 81. Beautifully colored slt dusty at bottom margin. Engraved and Printed for the Author and sold by Messrs. Fletcher and Co. unknown
178128410Nantes 1781 un Faire-Part de décès de 4 pages (une feuille pliée en deux), sur papier vergé crème, ligné et filigrané : "R. BONAMY D'ANJOU 1777", format : 21,7 x 17,5 cm, texte imprimé en noir sur la 1ère page, fait à nantes, en Mai 1781, note manuscrite à l'encre brune en haut de la 4ème page : MR ET MME NAUD en vertais (nantes) [nom de la famille qui avait reçu ce faire-part]
178628404NANTES boulogne 1786 un document ORIGINAL de 2 pages manuscrites à l'encre brune sur papier vergé crème, ligné, format : 24,5 x 18,5 cm : avec timbre fiscal royal en noir en haut de la 1ère page : "GÉNÉRALITÉ D'AMIENS - P-P- 2 SOLS", EXTRAIT DES MINUTES DU GREFFE DE L'AMIRAUTÉ DE BOULOGNE : DEMANDE DE VISITE DE SUCRE PAR FRANCOIS BECQUEREL NÉGOCIANT RAFFINEUR A BOULOGNE ET S'EN SUIT LE PROCÈS-VERBAL DE VISITE DE SUCRE PAR DEUX EXPERTS SUR LE NAVIRE (NEGRIER) "LE PÈRE DE FAMILLE" CHARGÉ A NANTES, COMMANDÉ PAR LE CAPITAINE PIERRE PINCET AFIN DE CONSTATER L'ETAT ACTUEL DES MARCHANDISES, LA FONTE, LE DOMMAGE ET LES AVARIES Q'ILS Y RECONNAITRONT ET LA CAUSE D'OU ILS PROCÈDENT , FAIT A BOULOGNE, LE 28 NOVEMBRE 1786,
172155346Spain: Chancellary Court of Granada 1721. Original manuscript. Hardcover. Fine. Small folio 33 by 22 cm / 11-7/8 by 7-7/8 in. Illuminated manuscript on vellum. Main text in black ink masterfully penned in fine clear Gothic style ruled and bordered in red. 82 unnumbered leaves 4 blank comprising 6 full-page miniatures and 144 pages of text generally 32 lines per page. 36 richly illuminated bands with initials appear throughout the text with occasional ornate initials in black ink. The finely detailed miniatures are painted in rich colors and decorated with metallic gold and silver. The royal seal of Philip V of Spain is stamped in black ink at the bottom margin on the recto of all text leaves as well as the final three blanks; the initials of a royal notary appear at the bottom margin of each page of text. Bound in contemporary crimson velvet lightly rubbed with decorative brocade ribbon ties worn and frayed. All edges gilt; crimson silk guards bound-in to protect the miniatures and illuminated bands. Text in Spanish. Manuscript on vellum fine and clean throughout. Overall a very well-preserved bound document.<br /> <br /> Sumptuously illustrated 18th-century manuscript nobility patent carta ejecutoria de hidalguia commissioned by the De la Barra family of Castile to memorialize the recognition of its noble status in the reign of Philip V King of Spain. As depicted in the illustrated family tree and noted at the opening of the text the family traces their noble ancestry back through five generations to Don Bartholome de la Barra y Zuñiga. "During the late medieval era many individuals received the honor of hidalgo status the lowest rank of nobility but with the passage of time this noble status was not always locally recognized. If a person or family was willing to submit a documented family history to local officials of the Chamber of Hijosdalgo of the Chancellery Court of either Valladolid of Granada they could sue for formal recognition" Neary. While few succeeded in these suits those who did would often commission luxury copies of the paperwork bound with the royal seal.<br /> <br /> While customized for each family the text and images of these nobility patents follow a standardized template which must elaborate on three key themes: religious devotion; service to the crown; and purity of blood limpieza de sangre. The latter required that the family demonstrate the absence of Jewish Muslim or "heretical" ancestry. As is commonly the case the present example opens with an image of the Virgin Mary here receiving the devotion of four members of the De la Barra family depicted on their knees before a sumptuously appointed church altar. The facing image depicts the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit in the form of a dove looking down upon the infant Jesus. The other full-page miniatures depict the De la Barra family tree; their coat of arms King Philip V; and the royal coat of arms. The richly illuminated bands contain the names of De la Barra family members or introduce key sequences in the presentation and disposition of the suit. The final four pages of text comprise an official copy of the court's final decision. Penned in an ordinary scribal hand this concluding document was usually written on paper; in the present case the declaration appears on parchment at the special request of the family. The document is signed by Santiago Alcalde y Linares royal notary escribano and dated 3 July 1721.<br /> <br /> Provenance: The engraved bookplates of C. L. F. Robinson Newport Rhode Island and Mary MacMillin Norton appear on the opening blank leaf. Charles L. F. Robinson 1874-1916 described in the auction sale catalogue of his library as "a liberal and discriminating collector of rare books" who acquired many volumes from the Hoe and Huth collections was best known as a collector of rare Americana. A clipping from the auction catalogue lot 595 describing the present manuscript is laid in; a typescript of the description is tipped in at the inner margin along with another printed catalogue description possibly from another sale. Robinson served at one time as president of the Colt Patent Firearms Manufacturing Company of Hartford Connecticut. The Anderson Galleries Catalogue of Rare Books Comprising the Valuable Library of the Late Col. Charles L. F. Robinson of Hartford Conn. lot 595 p. 136; E. A. Neary "Spanish Golden Age Nobility Documents" in: Digital Collections for the Classroom. Online via Newberry Library April 13 2023. [Chancellary Court of Granada] hardcover
170128558guérande 1701 un document Original constitué d'1 grande page pliée en deux , manuscrit à l'encre brune sur papier vergé crème ligné filigrané , format : 32 x 19,5 cm, "DECLARATION DE LA FAMILLE LARAGON SUITE A LA DEMANDE DE RECOUVREMENT DES DROITS D'AMORTISSEMENT ET DE NOUVEL ACQUÊT , ET FRANCS FIEFS DEMANDEE PAR LE ROI LOUIS XIV (Déclaration... concernant les droits d'amortissement, nouvel acquest et franc-fiefs... Registrée en Parlement le 17 mars, Chambre des Comptes le 26 dudit mois et Cour des Aydes le 6 avril 1700 [voir gallica]) , LES REDEVABLES SONT TENUS DE DONNER LA LISTE DES NOUVEAUX ACQUÊTS ( TERRES ET SALINES A GUERANDE, SAILLE ET BATZ AINSI QUE LEUR TALLANT DE REVENU ANNUEL) DEPUIS 1673 JUSQU'A 1700 ET DE PAYER AU DIT CHAPELET OU SES PROCUREURS LE DROIT DE NOUVEL ACQUÊT , GUERANDE, LE 4 JANVIER 1701", signature manuscrite à l'encre brune : DE REINOUX conseiller de Guérande,
173126286MONTBRISON 1731 1 document de 8 pages manuscrites à l'encre brune, format : 31 x 20 cm, sur papier velin crème, ligné et filigrané, copie de 2 documents originaux du roi Louis XIII et Louis XIV + complément de la généalogie de la Famille DE FAURY jusqu'au mariage de Louis de FAURY marquis de FOIX avec Damoiselle Marianne de RAYBAUD, Copie sur les originaux faite par la Famille RAYBAUD lors du mariage en 1731,
1743604664Tübingen, J. J. Eisfeld, 1743. 4to. 40 S. Unaufgeschnittene Rohbögen.
176821255guérande 1768 un acte, broché de 4 pages (une grande feuille pliée en deux), sur papier vergé ligné et filigrané (forget) et manuscrit à l'encre brune, format :19 x 25 cm, avec cachet fiscal en noir en haut de la 1ère page : "ETATS DE BRETAGNE" , Deux Sols, cachet rouge "scel de la sénéchaussée de Guerrande" en haut à gauche de la 4ème page, fait à Nantes, le 26 mars1705 , signatures des Notaires "Buard" et "Bongrain" et demande accordée signée "Vrignaud" à l'encre brune ,
1760489704Leipzig, Langenheim, 1760. 4to. XVI S. Geheftet.
1794482943Königsberg, Hartung, 1794. 4to. 31 S. Bedruckter Originalumschlag (fleckig u. mit Randläsuren, Innendeckel mit Stempel).
174428607dunkerque 1744 un contrat de mariage, manuscrit à l'encre brune sur vélin parchemin de 8 pages, format : 25 x 17 cm, CONTRAT DE MARIAGE ENTRE MATHIEU ANTOINE FOURNIER, FILS DE MATHIEU ET DAMOISELLE CLAIRE DU WAMEIN, BOURGEOIS MARCHAND DE DUNKERQUE D'UNE PART ET ANNE MARIE VANDERHEEDE NATIVE DE DUNKERQUE, FAIT A DUNKERQUE, LE 30 JANVIER 1744, avec SCEL DE HENRI : CACHET A SEC AUX ARMES DE LA FAMILLE D'ORLEANS [d'azur aux trois fleurs de lys d'or, au lambel d'argent], DU TEMPS DE Henri II d'Orléans (6 avril 1595 11 mai 1663 ; aussi appelé Henri II de Valois-Longueville, de la maison d'Orléans-Longueville), pair de France, duc de Longueville, d'Estouteville et de Coulommiers, prince souverain de Neuchâtel et de Valangin, prince de Châtelaillon, comte de Dunois et St-Pol, GOUVERNEUR DE PICARDIE + signature manuscrite à l'encre brune de RENÉ DESTOUCHES GREFFIER EN GROS ET GARDE DU SCEL ORDINAIRE ÉTABLI EN VILLE DE DUNKERQUE, GRAVELINES ET BOURBOURG,
