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189130Saint-Brieuc, Francisque Guyon Editeur, 1891 In-4, broché, couverture rempliée. VIII-286 pages. Illustrations de Paul Chardin et photographies de Victor Guyon dans le texte. Grandes marges.
189216912New York: Brentano's. Good with no dust jacket. 1892. Hardcover. Hinges starting gutter start at title page edgewear cloth soil otherwise light wear. Still serviceable hardcover. ; INSCRIBED by compiler Henri Pène du Bois to his parents on front free endpaper: "A mes chers père et mère Leur fils dévoué Henri Pène du Bois 10 Dec 92." Delightful anthology of maxims. "There are no anonymous maxims in this compilation of maxims expressly called phrases. They are phrases witty wicked and wise; are there any that deserve on of these qualifications and not on or both of the others Who shall make the classification agreeable to anybody but himself Yet there are the names of the authors to aid one; for some are names of deliberate wits. But it is not enough to know them; the state of mind of them at the time of their utterances should be divined. There are moments when deliberate wits have a heart I think. . There are in this book thoughts of men of genius and thoughts of simious comedians. If they were not all signed they could not be easily distinguished." - Preface. ; 162 pages; Signed by Author . Brentano's hardcover
18421701842 Paris, Daguin et Ledoyen, 1842 ; in-8 de 75 pp., broché, couverture brune imprimée.
184317246Paris, Hetzel, 1843 ; grand in-8, demi maroquin à coins à grain long vert lierre, dos lisse à grand décor romantique de rocaille et rinceaux, titre doré (reliure de l'époque) ; (4), 170 pp. , (2) pp. de table ; 63 planches hors-texte y compris le frontispice, nombreuses figures in-texte.
1866003178Hachette et Cie (Imprimerie Générale de Ch. Lahure), 1866
186321556Grenoble, Baratier frères et fils, 1863 ; in-8°, chagrin réglisse, dos à nerfs, encadrement des plats et filets gras à froid, titre doré (reliure de l'époque) ; 319 pp. et 65 illustrations gravées sur bois de bout.
189784160Saint-Brieuc René Prud'homme 1897 1 vol. broché in-8, broché, VII + 242 pp., frontispice, ornements typographiques. Dos cassé et coins de la couverture émoussés. Sion intérieur propre et non coupé. En l'état.
189784160Saint-Brieuc René Prud'homme 1897 1 vol. broché in-8, broché, VII + 242 pp., frontispice, ornements typographiques. Dos cassé et coins de la couverture émoussés. Sion intérieur propre et non coupé. En l'état.
1821C000031818Caen: Poisson 1821. Hardcover. Good. Published 1821 8vo later leather backed boards inscribed by Du Bois 270 pp. musty odor else about very good some rubbing to joints. Poisson hardcover
1860125748Couverture souple. 22x32 cm. Broché. 52 pages. Sans couverture. Petit manque aux deux premières pages.
183232548Philadelphia: G.W. Mentz & Son 1832. Later cloth. 2 213 1 blank 11 pp. With the Supplement on the trial of Lino which as Cohen notes was sometimes excluded from the book. Scattered foxing lacks front free endpaper rear endpaper dirty light rubberstamp on title page Good. <br/><br/> Lucretia "past forty and buxom" and Lino a young boarder who claimed to be the son of the Spanish governor of California became lovers; a decision was reached to rid themselves of Lucretia's inconvenient husband. "Five weeks after he arrived Lino purchased a quarter of a pound of arsenic from a Philadelphia druggist explaining that he used it in stuffing birds. The following day Mr. Chapman was taken ill; four days later he was dead." Soon thereafter the lovers "were quietly married in New York.Almost immediately the true character of the Spanish adventurer came out with the disappearance of the family silver and other obvious signs of his chicanery." His activities came to the attention of the police who decided to investigate Mr. Chapman's death. They discovered that "he was heavily dosed with arsenic" and arrested them both. <br/> This book contains all the material on Lucretia's trial. Lino was tried separately convicted and executed. Lucretia was acquitted. "It is difficult to tell whether they had acted in concert in the murder; at least the jury gave her the benefit of the doubt" quotations from McDade.<br/>McDade 169. Cohen 12416. G.W. Mentz & Son unknown books
183232548Philadelphia: G.W. Mentz & Son 1832. Later cloth. 2 213 1 blank 11 pp. With the Supplement on the trial of Lino which as Cohen notes was sometimes excluded from the book. Scattered foxing lacks front free endpaper rear endpaper dirty light rubberstamp on title page Good. <br /> <br /> Lucretia "past forty and buxom" and Lino a young boarder who claimed to be the son of the Spanish governor of California became lovers; a decision was reached to rid themselves of Lucretia's inconvenient husband. <br /> "Five weeks after he arrived Lino purchased a quarter of a pound of arsenic from a Philadelphia druggist explaining that he used it in stuffing birds. The following day Mr. Chapman was taken ill; four days later he was dead." Soon thereafter the lovers "were quietly married in New York.Almost immediately the true character of the Spanish adventurer came out with the disappearance of the family silver and other obvious signs of his chicanery." His activities came to the attention of the police who decided to investigate Mr. Chapman's death. They discovered that "he was heavily dosed with arsenic" and arrested them both. <br /> This book contains all the material on Lucretia's trial. Lino was tried separately convicted and executed. Lucretia was acquitted. "It is difficult to tell whether they had acted in concert in the murder; at least the jury gave her the benefit of the doubt" quotations from McDade.<br /> McDade 169. Cohen 12416. G.W. Mentz & Son unknown
1900141338Couverture rigide. Relié. 704 pages. Coiffe inférieure usée.
1873013730Bruxelles 1873 H.Merzbach Half-Leather 1° Edition
187451801874 Paris Baudry 1874 in8, reliure pleine toile bradel ,pièce de titre cuir, titre doré (reliure récente mais soignée (pièce de titre cuir) XV + 414 pp.
1822CAT000807Paris: Raynal 1822. Fifth Edition. Softcover. Very Good Condition. Original blue wrappers modest wear. Old note to half title old bookplate inside cover. xxii 141 2pp. Scarce edition of an earlier work with additions by Du Bois.<br /> <br /> Size: 8vo. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Cooking Wine & Dining; Farming & Rural Life. Inventory No: CAT000807. Raynal unknown
18623062Paris, Poulet-Malassis, 1862 ; in-12 ; demi-chagrin bordeaux, dos lisse orné d'une composition décorative de divers fleurons et filets dorés, titre doré, tête dorée, tranches juste ébarbées, couverture conservée (reliure de l'époque) ; X-107 pp., couverture verte imprimée conservée.
1888012567Paris Charpentier et Cie 1888 In-12 Broché
1819COLLECTI012348INEW YORK NY: INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHERS. FINE IN FINE DUST JACKET. PUB MAY 18 1965. 1ST THUS. HARDCOVER. ENLARGED EDITION WITH NEW WRITINGS ON AFRICA / REVIEW COPY WITH REVIEW SLIP LAID-IN . BOOK IS FINE WITHOUT ANY MARKS TO THE BINDING OR THE TEXT. D.J. IS ABOUT FINE WITH JUST A TRACE OF RUB TO THE ENDS OF THE LIGHTLY SUNNED SPINE PANEL AND IS NOT PRICE-CLIPPED. A BEAUTIFUL CLEAN BRIGHT UNFADED COPY WITH NO REMAINDER MARK. . INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHERS hardcover
18321842Philadelphia: Published by G.W. Mentz & Son 1832. 213 pages plus supplement. Recently rebound in brown cloth. Some foxing. It would be interesting to reexamine this case to see what role prejudice and stereotyping played. William and Lucretia Chapman took in Carolino De Mina who introduced himself as the son of the Spanish Governor of California. Mina and Lucretia started an affair and Mina purchased arsenic and poisoned William. Lucretia and Mina were tried for murder and she was acquitted and he was hung. McDade 169. Published by G.W. Mentz & Son unknown
1898258951898 Holme, Charles, [Editor]- Published at the Offices of "The Studio", London, 1898. Felix Vallotton - Portrait de Puvis de Chavannes, 1898- Belle épreuve sur velin glacé monogrammée dans le bois (FV), pour la revue The Studio (timbre rouge en bas à droite). Environ 20 x 28.5 cm.Très bon état
1890WRCAM35715New York: John Wiley & Sons 1890. xxi511pp. including approximately 300 in- text illustrations. With twenty-eight plates seven folding some included in pagination. Quarto. Original cloth stamped in black blind and gilt. Cloth rubbed corners bumped. Ex-lib. with bookplate on front pastedown and a neat ink stamp on verso of titlepage. Early ink inscription on blank preliminary leaf. Overall very good. Sixth edition "revised and greatly enlarged" of a work first published in 1883. As Hitchcock points out the frequent early editions of this work parallel the early growth of the skyscraper. It went through nine editions in ten years. Du Bois led a distinguished career authoring many widely used textbooks and serving as Higgin Professor of Dynamic Engineering at Yale. HITCHCOCK 381. John Wiley & Sons hardcover books
188640514NY: J. Wiley & Sons. Fair with no dust jacket. 1886. Early. Hard cover. 4to 11" - 13" tall; Fair condition with apparently complete contents except for first free end paper lacking. Front hinge broken. Text block intact. 7 foldout diagrams at back of book. Numerous charts mathematics tables and diagrams. 1" piece at base of spine lacking. Only a single copy no longer available found in the trade. This was judged to be an essential work in construction- structural engineering. Apparently first printed in 1883 it went theugh a number of additional printings. Information on this book is scarce. . J. Wiley & Sons hardcover
1887mon0000133943J. Wiley 12/31/1887 7:00:00 P. unknown_binding. Good. in x in x in. Preface to the fourth edition present. Book in clear plastic jacket some rubbing and soiling to boards. Tape repair to front hinge first and last pages with chipping. Internally clean and tight. J. Wiley unknown
1899140948958Philadelphia: University of Philadelphia 1899. First Edition. Near Fine. First edition first printing. xx 520 viii pp. with eight advertising pages at rear. Illustrated with 2 foldout maps depicting Seventh Ward one in color. Bound in later black buckram titled in gilt on spine corrective label over date top edge marbled. Near Fine with light wear to covers and several white marks to rear board. Short repaired tear to upper edge of first 6 leaves several small waterstains and smudges to same. Short splits and misfold to center foldline of color map. Ownership signature of sociologist Adelaide M. Cromwell to front free endpaper. <br /> <br /> <p>The first edition of the first sociological study of a black community in the United States. W.E.B. Du Bois spent months interviewing members of 2500 households in Philadelphia's Seventh Ward and synthesized his research into a monumental work as impassioned as it was methodical. Du Bois was assisted in his work by Isabel Eaton who focused on women in domestic service. This copy was owned by Adelaide M. Cromwell also an influential sociologist and professor. She was the first Black teacher at Smith College and went on to teach at Boston University for more than 30 years. University of Philadelphia unknown