Paris; Lyon: : Chez J. B. Delamolliere 1793. old mottled calf; gilt paneled spines. Both volumes tight and sound; contents fine; boards slightly bowed; shallow chipping at tops of spines. 4to. Compose sur le Dictionnaire de l'Academie Francoise enrichi de grand nombre de Mots adaptes dans notre Langue. Additional postage applicable. Chez J. B. Delamolliere, hardcover
Antigonos Verlag 2024. 2024. Hardcover. Recueil des discours rapprts et peces diverses <br/><br/>Recueil des discours rapprts et peces diverses Académie Francaise Antigonos Verlag hardcover
Référence libraire : BN184735 ISBN : 3388173443 9783388173443
Paris 1856 first edition. Firmin Didot. Hardcover large 4to. 708p. This volume has reports from Janvier 1850 to Novembre 1854. Bookplate of Chateau de Sassy. Original red and black mounted spine labels remounted on later backstrip. Binding secure; hinges not cracked; text clean. Boards worn at tips. Good plus. . hardcover
1835. ACADEMIE FRANCAISE. DICTIONNAIRE DE L'ACADEMIE FRANCAISE. Sixieme edition. Publiee en 1835. Paris: Imprimeries et librairie de firmin Didot Freres imprimeurs de l'Institut de France. 1835. Sixth edition. Engraved title-pages. Two 4to. volumes: xxxiv911; 961 pp. Contemporary binding of full mottled calf dark brown lettering pieces and gilt decoration at spine marbled endpapers all edges marbled. Early ink ownership and a personal stamp of Dr. J. P. Hiester near the top-edge of both title-pages. Title-pages show moderate foxing; but the text leaves are mostly clean showing only occasional light foxing in margins. Bindings are very edgeworn and scuffed at surfaces with shallow loss at heel and crown; joints are tender with one starting. This is a nicely printed edition in very good condition. unknown books
1947. GILSON Etienne ACADEMIE FRANCAISE. RECEPTION DE M. ETIENNE GILSON LE 29 MAI 1947. Discours de M. Etienne Gilson. Discour de M. Pasteur Vallery-Radot. Paris: Editions du "Monde" 1947. 16 pp. Quarto green paper wrappers. Inscribed by Gilson in ink on the front wrap "a Mr. R. C. Greene en amical hommage Et. Gilson." Gilson was elected a member of the Academie Francaise to succeed Abel Hermant. His address to the Academie is printed on pp. 1-7; Vallery-Radot's response is printed on pp. 8-16. The wrappers are toned with occasional slight creasing and light edgewear. The text leaves are age-browned. unknown books
Paris. Libraire Alphonse Picard et Fils. 1907. 152, (3) Seiten. Mit Abbildungen im Text u. einer gefalteten Tafel. Original-Broschur (Unaufgeschnittenes Exemplar) 25x17 cm
Nismes: chez Gaude Pere Fils & Compagnie 1777. 2 volumes 4to pp. 6 iii-vii 1 644; 4 633 1; text in triple column; contemporary quarter calf over speckled paper-covered boards gilt-paneled spines in 6 compartmentsl red and green morocco labels in 2; top spine panel of both volumes cracked that on volume II with loss bottom 2 panels on volume I cracked and with old neat repair; boards rubbed extremities rubbed and worn; good and sound. The Academy was formed in 1635 at the request of Cardinal Richelieu "after the pattern of the Italian academies of the Renaissance. The Cardinal's purposes were to create something very serious a piece of governmental machinery to legislate for language as other bodies legislated on matters economic or judicial. In 1638 the work on the dictionary was begun. There was little practical organization of the task and hardly any efficiency. The result was an exasperating slowness which invited numerous lampoons. One wag suggested that the dictionary then being at the letter F he would be delighted to live until they reached G. There was one time papers were seized by creditors and the work was practically paralyzed. Finally in 1694 that is to say fifty-eight years after its inception the book was off the press and was presented to the king with ceremony. As was to be expected it was ultra-conservative and based essentially on the canons of Malherbe with even more restrictions on the admission of popular terms" Holmes & Schutz Hist. of the French Lang. pp. 86-87. Not a common edition: 6 in OCLC only UCLA in the U.S.; this eition not in Vancil. <br/><br/> chez Gaude Pere, Fils & Compagnie hardcover books
New York: Dodd Mead & Co N.D. First American Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Very Good in boards. Faint foxing throughout text. Top text block edge gilded. Dodd, Mead & Co hardcover
Chatto & Windus 1908. Cloth. Very Good. Markino Yoshio. BY MESSIEURS LES ACADEMICIENS GONCOURT. UNDER THE GENERAL EDITORSHIP OF M. LUCIEN DESCAVES. ILLUSTRATED BY YOSHIO MARKINO. WITH INTRODUCTION BY M.L. BENEDITE CONSERVATEUR DU MUSEE NATIONAL DU LUXEMBOURG & AN ESSAY BY THE ARTIST covers lightly worn missing front endpaper half-title page front/rear paste-down rear endpaper title page and tissue guard discoloured unmarked colour illustrations 264pp VG/--. <br/> <br/> Chatto & Windus hardcover
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