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Anonyme:
Album. "A ma chère Emma, petits souvenirs du Locle".
Sans lieu, sans nom, sans date. In-8 à l'italienne de 45 feuillets non paginés, pleine percaline prune ornée d'un motif crocodile (a froid au second plat) et du titre Album dorés, de 2 roulettes noires et or et de 3 hirondelles argentées, tranches dorées, gardes moirées, quelques feuillets de papier fort de diverses teintes.
Referencia librero : 10120
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Anonymee
Recueil de chansons
In 8 carré, pleine toile écrue muette, 204 pages, entièrement manuscrites, illustrations en couleurs de l’auteur, tranches rouges. A la première page il est indiqué 8ème régiment de dragons, 1er escadron, 1er peloton, 1ère escouade. Quartier La Barollière. Place des Carmes Lunéville. Meurthe et Moselle, et aussi : Ce livre appartient Jules LECOQ 1ère classe 8ème dragons, matricule 2751 1er escadron classe, 3ème peloton classe 1905. Lunéville Meurthe et Moselle. Souvenirs du 8ème régiment de dragons ; Très nombreuses chansons, illustrations dans le texte et à pleine page petite chérie-quand l’amour meurt-fièvre d’amour-ça ne dur qu’un temps-Marjolaine-elle n’était pas jolie-cœur de Madeleine- Carméla -sérénade –La fanchonnette –l’étoile d’amour-Va ! petit mousse- la mômette- Nini-bonjour Mimi- La voix- l’heure du bandit-Câline- Titania- l’amour à la barrière- fleur d’amour- l’africaine- Lilas blanc- Fleurs de Seine- -mon gosse- la fraise des bois- la fifille à sa mère-le zifolo du ziboulard- Ne sortez pas-Je me suis roulé- le chapeau claque etc. etc
Referencia librero : 11621
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ANONYMES LATINS
Quand de Diane la lampe et autres poèmes
1984 - broché - Editions La Délirante - Publié avec le concours du Centre National des Lettres - 1984 - In-8 (24 x 15,5 cm) broché - 44 pages - Traduction de Pascal Charvet - Ouvrage tiré à 3000 exemplaires sur Ingres mbm d'Arches. Sans justificatif de tirage
Referencia librero : 771
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Anonymous
China Photos - Peking - The Forbidden City
Beijing, circa 1929. Set of 35 original photographs of China, taken privately by a German traveller, mounted recto and verso to 5 large brown cardstock leaves, with some manuscript captions. Photographs vary in size, the majority measuring 14,5 x 8,75 cm, with a few variations, the smallest measuring approximately 4,5 x 6,75 cm. Very Good Condition. Peking is the focal point of this collection of photographs, centering in and near the Forbidden City, and featuring exquisite reliefs, sky reaching pagodas, and some of the city's iconic ancient structures. The photographer was especially impressed the refined art of Chinese sculpture and carving. Three views of Winter Palace feature a lovely snapshot of the Dragon Wall, the most famously known of only nine dragon walls in all of China. [Winter Palace is situated west of the northern gate of Beijing's Forbidden City.] Coal Hill (Jingshan Park), formerly a private imperial garden attached to the grounds of the Forbidden City and situated immediately north of it. [The grounds were opened to the public in 1928.] The traveller entered Verboden Stad (The Foridden City), and includes a view of the elaborate entrance to the Hall of Supreme Harmony. Three photographs show the Temple of Heaven, which was constructed from 1406 to 1420 at the behest of the Yongle Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, who was also responsible for the construction of the Forbidden City. A tour of Jade Spring Hill and the Summer Palace yields a splendid close-up snapshot of reliefs carved into the base of Huazanghai Stone Pagoda. A bridge, the Jade Peak Pagoda, and the famous Marble Boat also appear. In addition, 4 photographs are taken on approaching Hong Kong show Chinese junks and commercial vessels in Victoria Harbour, as well as a secluded white sand beach possibly on the beautiful Sai Kung Peninsula. And, in Canton, the traveller includes 3 photographs of a temple and its Buddhist statues. Photo
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Anonymous
Manuscript - Vellum Land Deed - Burnham Market - Text in Latin - Wax Seal
Burnham Market [in the district of King's Lynn, Norfolk], 1589. Manuscript indenture on vellum, outlining a conveyance of land in the environs of Burnham Market, from Edward Clarke of Stanhoe to John Barrett of Barwick, with a monogram magenta red wax seal. Text is in Latin. Document measures approximately 47 x 9 cm, with wax seal affixed to vellum pendant. Some age-toning, otherwise in very good condition. Latin indenture made in the thirty-first year of the reign of Queen Elizabeth I [1589] concerning land in the area of Burnham Market, very near to Stanhoe, with which John Barrett of Barwicke acquires land from Edward Clarke of Stanhowe. A William Baxter is also mentioned in this document. The wax seal features imagery of a sword or staff within monogram letters, suggesting a notable status of service to the king. This is an exceptionally scarce and consequently significant concerning property rights in the sixteenth century feudal era of England, dated only thirty years from the earliest parish record held in Norfolk registry archives, and featuring a most interesting wax seal. Stanhoe is a village and civil parish in the district of King's Lynn and West Norfolk, only 19 miles from the seaside village of King's Lynn which would later be the birthplace of Captain George Vancouver the great navigator of Pacific Northwest America fame. Manuscript
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Anonymous
Manuscript Book - Reading Rifle Club
Reading (Berkshire, England), 1901-1923. Manuscript minute book for the Reading Rifle Club, established in 1900, containing all particulars of its growing membership, annual shooting programs and competitions, rules and regulations, financial statements, and the like, recorded in various hands over the years and containing several original signatures. A few of the club's printed documents, some manuscript letters from members, and newspaper clippings are tipped in. Together with a printed pocketsize 9 page handbook of the club's rules. 8vo. 218 pages on watermarked lined paper. Half calf over dark teal cloth boards titled in gilt to spine, original marbled endpapers, bookbinder's label to front pastedown. Endpapers reinforced at seam, otherwise in very good condition, a most interesting volume dealing with shooting as a sanctioned pastime. A fine example of a pre-war shooting club, nineteenth century firearms etiquette, and freedom to enjoy skilled gunnery competition. Gaining popularity and new members every year from its opening season, the Reading Rifle Club appears to have been most diligently managed, every one of its meetings being recorded in this manuscript minute book. Entries are wide-ranging in subject matter, some topics up for discussion being entrance fees and prizes, monthly competitions, an annual challenge cup, subscriptions, nominations and elections for leadership and administrative posts, expenses and receipts, ammunition purchases, firearms kept onsite, new members, annual shooting programs and competitions, rules and protocol, scoring, handicapping, dividing competitors into classes, the daily pay rate for the range warden, special use of the firing range, and so forth. Meetings were very regular from the turn of the century until 1914, then reduced rather abruptly owing to the Great War, during which time most of the members would have been in service, putting their shooting skills to practical use. Many captains are named as members, being of the British Army or the Royal Navy, many surely being attached to the pre-First World War Berkshire Yeomanry. Further research may find some notable persons. Being a legitimate and accredited pastime promoting honest and skilful competition, the member roll also included reverends. [In 2009 the National Rifle Association of the United Kingdom celebrated its 150th Anniversary. Today the association is primarily concerned with civilian full-bore target rifle shooting, although retaining its military heritage and close links with the British Armed Forces. Similarly, the Reading Rifle Club would have attracted Captains and Colonels of the Royal Armed Forces.] Incidences of special interest include experimentation with a patent target machine, a disconcerting matter of irregular entries on a score card, possible embezzlement of subscription money, a shooter having an epileptic seizure, and a proposal for establishing a summer camp at Clacton-on-Sea together with the Colchester Rifle Club. We also find occasional mention of Churn Camp, which was at the time in Berkshire, and another popular place for men of the Berkshire Yeomanry. Indeed a pastime requiring fastidious safety monitoring and honorable sportsmanship, frequent mention is made of the governing body of full bore rifle and pistol shooting sports, the National Rifle Association (NRA), which had been founded only forty years earlier in 1859. The Reading Rifle Club was affiliated to it. [The National Rifle Association was based at Putney Heath & Wimbledon Common, in south-west London, 12 years before its better known American cousin.] Manuscript
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Anonymous
Manuscript Plan - Wadenhoe and Bearshank Wood
Northamptonshire, circa 1827-1828. Manuscript plan of Wadenhoe Wood, Bearshank Wood, showing a single building, perhaps an estate or farmhouse in the making. Drawn on gilt-edged paper watermarked 'Brocklesbey & Iorbey 1827.' Small 8vo. 4+ pages. Original ink drawings on 3 double-leafs, string-tied into paper wrappers inversely titled in manuscript, and placed into marbled paper covers. Item measuring approximately 20 x 33 cm, string-tied to margin, Fold at center, otherwise in Very Good condition. These charming hand drawn maps of Wadenhoe Wood, Bearshank Wood, and the grassy regions in between, show roads, the River Nene and some tributaries, and even foot bridges. Roughly within 5 miles of Little Wadenhoe Wood, on the map which shows the broadest scope of the region, is drawn a square indicative of an estate or farmhouse. The chart of Bearshank Wood draws a country road from Pilton to Benefield (which today connects Pilton Road to Harley Way), near which the home would be situated. A partial road also begins at Pilton and terminates between the forest and field regions. Wadenhoe is a village and civil parish in East Northamptonshire. It is best known for Wadenhoe House, a magnificent Jacobean manor built circa 1617, whose early residents include the Delacy family who were actively involved in the Gunpowder Plot, and George Ward Hunt - Chancellor of the Exchequer in the first Disraeli government later First Lord of the Admiralty (1874). The latter made some renovations to create a classical House of the period. Bearshank Wood was once a famous butterfly site; in the 1920s butterfly collectors would descend from far and wide to capture rarities such as chequered skippers and Duke of Burgundy fritillaries. Closed, dense woodland and conifer plantations are poor habitats for fussy butterflies, thus these and other remarkable butterflies disappeared from here decades ago. Manuscript
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Anonymous
Rare Victorian Vellum Manuscript - Firearms Patent with Large Wax Seal Issued to American Inventor
"For Improvements in Fire-Arms" [England], 25 July 1872. Manuscript Victorian patent document on vellum, folded and docketed, a rare and excellent example of a patent of invention for a guns, granted to William Edward Blake of New York City. Large printed document completed in manuscript and measuring approximately 76 x 51 cm, with original blue paper revenue stamp for five pounds, and a double-sided yellow wax seal measuring 16 cm in diameter. Small perforation at fold, age-toning to verso, otherwise in very good and original condition, a lovely and bright document, as issued, with a scarce large Victorian wax seal in its original round tin case. A round black tin container houses the massive double-sided yellow wax seal, diameter 16 cm (6.25 inches), attached to the document by original red plaited cords, one side being the Great Seal of the Realm, the other being Queen Victoria seated on a fully caparisoned royal horse. Diminutive fissures to sides of seal, otherwise in very good original condition, with vivid and crisp wax impression. The Commissioners of Patents' Journal, September 1872 issue, records this patent, no. 2224, being granted provisional protection for six months, as also stated in the document itself. Rare official patent document for an invention for "improvements in fire-arms" valid for fourteen years and issued to William Edward Blake, an inventor from New York City. Patent number 2224 was valid in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, the Channel Islands, and Isle of Wight, with the condition that the specified stamp duty payments were remitted at the times specified, one hundred pounds being payable in the seventh year after the initial patent issue date, for example. Excerpt from the patent: "... Whereas William Edward Blake of the City of New York, United States of America, hath by his petition humbly represented to Us that he is in possession of an Invention for Improvements in Firearms, which the inventor believes will be of great public utility, that he is the first and true inventor thereof... that the same is not in use by any other..." End Excerpt In the following year, 1873 William Edward Blake would receive at least one patent from the United States Patent Office, "for improvements to gun-stocks and spades, patent number 135,624." Blake described this dual-purposed instrument to be especially useful to American soldiers, in particular the Corps of Royal Sappers, Miners, and Engineers, by reducing the weight and number of tools carried over long distances. In essence he devised a two-in-one gun and spade by affixing a small shovel to the gun-stock which served dually as the shoulder rest when firing. It is conceivable that the present patent, valid in the United Kingdom, was for the same apparatus. Little is revealed about Mr. Blake in the present document, apart from his American citizenship and skill in manufacturing firearms for improved efficiency. Further research, however, may find the inventor to be a relation or even a partner of other Blake family gun makers. For example, John Henry Blake, was the manufacturer of a bolt action 7-shot revolving magazine sporting rifle, which was similar to a military type tested by an Ordnance Board of Governor's Island, New York, in July 1891. Blake, P. & E. W. of New Haven, Connecticut, manufactured Model 1821 muskets; the two partners are believed to have been the nephews of Eli Whitney Sr., and also to have been the trustees of the Whitney Armory from 1823 until Eli Whitney Jr. came of age in 1842. And earlier, the firm French, Blake and Kinsley, musket makers, secured a contract for 4,000 stand of arms on 20 October 1808, having delivered at least 2,175 units by 7 October 1812. The Great Seal of the Realm or Great Seal of the United Kingdom (prior to the Treaty of Union the Great Seal of England, then until the Union of 1801 the Great Seal of Great Britain) is a seal that is used to symbolize the Sovereign's approval of important state documents. Sealing wax is melted in a metal mould or matrix and impressed into a wax figure that is attached by cord or ribbon to documents that the monarch wishes to make official. Queen Victoria had to select four different Great Seal designs during the sixty-three years of her reign. England's patent law began to be criticized in the 1850s, for obstructing research and benefiting the few at the expense of public good. According to historian Adrian Johns, the campaign "remains to this day the strongest ever undertaken against intellectual property", coming close to abolishing patents altogether. Despite much public debate, the system wasn't abolished, though it was reformed with the Patent Law Amendment Act of 1852. This simplified the procedure for obtaining patents, reduced fees and created one office for the entire United Kingdom, instead of different systems for England and Wales and Scotland. Around the same time, however, an anti-patent movement began to take shape, and would continue until the early 1870s, spirred by inventors, entrepreneurs, and radical laissez-faire economists. Prominent activists included Isambard Kingdom Brunel, William Robert Grove, William Armstrong and Robert A. MacFie. A new sequence for numbering patents also began in October 1852. Patents applied for between October and December 1852 were numbered from 1-1211. For each subsequent year patents were numbered in annual sequences beginning with the number 1. This system was in place until 1915. Manuscript
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Anonymous, Ariane Lain (ed)
Late Fifteenth-Century Commonplace Book. Edited from Cambridge University Library MS Gg.6.16
, Brepols, 2019 Paperback, 261 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:13 tables b/w., Languages: English, Middle English. *new ISBN 9782503582917.
Referencia librero : 65885
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ANONYMOUS.
[MANUSCRIPT / TULIP OF CONSTANTINOPLE / PENONCUL DE TURQUIE] Çiçek bagçeciligi. [i.e. The flower gardening].
Very Good Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) Original notebook in marbling wrappers. Slight chippings on the cover's extremities. Demy 8vo. (21 x 16 cm). In Ottoman script (Old Turkish with Arabic letters) text with Latin titles. [84] blank pages, color, and b/w ills. Scarce, richly illustrated Ottoman and a rare botanical manuscript on gardening, featuring as well the European flower cultivation of Turkish and Middle Eastern flowers. The manuscript starts with an introduction on gardening and floriculture and mentions trees and proper soils, tree and flower planting methods, pine trees, etc. In the "flowers" section, detailed descriptions on floriculture of Daisy, Begonia, Chrysanthemum, Dianthus, Hydrangea, Souvenir de la Malmaison, Oeillet Marguerite, Geant de Nice, Nicotinia, Generaria, Frimula, Calcealaire, Hyacinthus, Istanbul Lâlesi [i.e. Tulip, or Pauble de Constantinople], Albus, Bulbocodium, Bicalor Empress, Bicalor Emperor, Penoncul, Freesia, Ixia [i.e. Lillies], Cyclamen, Glaieul colvillei, Sparaxis, Cycl. Persicum, Iris, Azalea, Giroffe, Lobelias, Meuflia (Snapdragons), Silene, Gloximia, etc. and 19 numbered illustrations which are hand-drawn in color and b/w show the gardening and decorative elements in English and French styles.
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Anonymus
Erstlinge in der Andacht, in der vermittelst Göttlicher Gnade neu-erbauten Egidier-Kyrche, durch nachstehende Texte und Arien, welche bey dem Einweyhungs-Gottesdienst in besonders darzu gesetzter Music abgesungen [...].
o.J. Nürnberg, Endter, 1718, Fol. 2 Bl. Doppelblatt..
Referencia librero : 54211
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Anonymus
Katalog der Portrait-Sammlung der k.u.k. General-Intendanz der k.k. Hoftheater. Zugleich ein biographisches Hilfsbuch auf dem Gebiet von Theater und Musik. Gruppen I-VI und Register in 1 Bd.
o.J. Wien, Künast, 1892, 8°. 1 Bl. (Titel), 672 S., 25 S. (Register), 1 Bl. Mod. Lwd. unter Verwendung eines Orig.-Umschlags.
Referencia librero : 57054
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ANOUILH (Jean).
Deux lettres autographes signées, "11bis rue Schoelcher, 14e", s.d. (vers 1935), 3 pages in-4.
1935 Rares lettres de jeunesse adressées à Robert de Saint-Jean, rédacteur en chef de La Revue hebdomadaire, à qui Anouilh (1910-1987) a promis un texte depuis plus d'un an : "J'ai mené une vie de voyou puis ces derniers temps presque une vie de clochard (pas sous les ponts, pas pour les litres de rouge). J'ai peur de ne plus avoir de pensées assez désintéressées pour écrire un article de revue. J'avais commencé quelque chose sur la convention au théâtre - cette chose magnifique qui est le sang même du théâtre et dont les imbéciles ont fait un épouvantail. Je vais tâcher de le finir, mais - je parle comme un enfant - j'ai peur de ne pas pouvoir. J'ai une pièce de fantaisie pas trop loufoque qui s'appelle le "Bal des voleurs". Je vais vous la porter si vous publiez des pièces inédites. En tout cas ma première pièce est naturellement à vous, avant tout autre."Dans la seconde lettre, il adresse finalement le texte d'une nouvelle, "Le Coeur net", qui semble être resté inédit (voir Robert de Saint Jean, Passé pas mort, Paris, Grasset, 1983, p. 233-235).
Referencia librero : 117928
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ANOUILH (Jean).
Deux lettres autographes signées, "11bis rue Schoelcher, 14e", s.d. (vers 1935), 3 pages in-4.
1935 Rares lettres de jeunesse adressées à Robert de Saint-Jean, rédacteur en chef de La Revue hebdomadaire, à qui Anouilh (1910-1987) a promis un texte depuis plus d'un an : "J'ai mené une vie de voyou puis ces derniers temps presque une vie de clochard (pas sous les ponts, pas pour les litres de rouge). J'ai peur de ne plus avoir de pensées assez désintéressées pour écrire un article de revue. J'avais commencé quelque chose sur la convention au théâtre - cette chose magnifique qui est le sang même du théâtre et dont les imbéciles ont fait un épouvantail. Je vais tâcher de le finir, mais - je parle comme un enfant - j'ai peur de ne pas pouvoir. J'ai une pièce de fantaisie pas trop loufoque qui s'appelle le "Bal des voleurs". Je vais vous la porter si vous publiez des pièces inédites. En tout cas ma première pièce est naturellement à vous, avant tout autre."Dans la seconde lettre, il adresse finalement le texte d'une nouvelle, "Le Coeur net", qui semble être resté inédit (voir Robert de Saint Jean, Passé pas mort, Paris, Grasset, 1983, p. 233-235).
Referencia librero : 117928
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ANOUILH Jean
Lettre autographe signée adressée à Carlo Rim
- s.l. s.d. (circa 1960), 14x27cm, une feuille. - Lettre autographe signée de Jean Anouilh adressée à l'écrivain provençal, caricaturiste et cinéaste Carlo Rim qui fut notamment l'ami de Fernandel, de Raimu et Marcel Pagnol mais aussi d'André Salmon et Max Jacob (22 lignes et à l'encre bleue). "Cher Carlo Rim, je quitte Paris sans avoir réussi à vous téléphoner. Je vais vous demander une petite chose qui me fera un grand plaisir. J'ai une vieille amie, fille d'une encore plus vieille amie Odette Talazac que vous avez connue. Georgette Talazac qui est l'ex-femme de Jonatte de l'Opéra est embêtée. Elle est grosse, comique, délurée (45 ans). Je l'aide à figurer quand je peux (elle peut parler mais préfère revenir plusieurs fois invisible que dire une phrase et disparaître...) Tachez de la faire figurer chez vous vous m'obligerez beaucoup. Merci d'avance. Sympathiquement vôtre en attendant une autre légion d'hommes qui nous réussisse ! Jean Anouilh. Georgette Talazac 13 bd Malsherbes (sic) Paris." [ENGLISH DESCRIPTION ON DEMAND]
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ANOUILH Jean
Nouvelles pièces grinçantes
- La table ronde, Paris 1970, 13,5x20,5cm, reliure de l'éditeur. - Nouvelle édition. Reliure de l'éditeur en pleine toile crème, dos à quatre nerfs, premier plat illustré d'une vignette dessinée par Jean Denis Malclès. Dos légèrement insolé. Bel envoi autographe signé à pleine page de Jean Anouilh à Michel Etcheverry sociétaire de la Comédie française : "Pour Michel Etcheverry qui a si souvent pris les ordres et deux fois à cause de moi - sans sembler sans (sic) porter plus mal... En le remerciant du prolongement que son intelligence du rôle donne au premier archevêque... qu'il fallait bien tuer pour qu'il y ait une pièce... je le regrette parfois en l'écoutant. Bien amicalement. Jean Anouilh 27 Sept. 71." [ENGLISH DESCRIPTION ON DEMAND]
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Anouilh, Jean, Schriftsteller (1910-1987)
Eigenh. Brief mit U. "Jean Anouilh".
o.J. Nyon, ohne Jahr, Fol. (27 x 21 cm). 1 Seite. Bläulich getöntes Papier.
Referencia librero : 60825
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ANQUETIN Louis - [Etrepagny 1861 - Paris 1932] - Peintre français
Lettre Autographe Signée à Cher Monsieur -
1 page in8 - (tache en bas à gauche avec atteinte partielle au texte) -
Referencia librero : GF26838
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Ansbach
Gewerbebescheid. Deutscher amtlicher Brief auf Papier mit 3 Unterschriften.
o.J. Ansbach, 28. III. 1818, Fol. 1 Seite. Doppelblatt mit Adresse, papiergedecktem Siegel und Steuerstempel.
Referencia librero : 42678
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Anselme de Halleux
Philoxène de Mabbog. Commentaire du prologue johannique (Ms. Br. Mus. Add. 14 534) - Scriptores Syri T.165 - Corpus scriptorum christianorum orientalium Vol. 380
Peeters Publishers 1977 in8. 1977. Broché. Édition critique et traduction française du commentaire de Philoxène de Mabbog sur le prologue de l'Évangile de Jean basée sur le manuscrit British Museum Add. 14 534. L'ouvrage est publié dans la collection Corpus Scriptorum Christianorum Orientalium
Referencia librero : 100150783
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Anselme Mathieu
Carte de l'Hôtel du Louvre
Carte de l'Hôtel du Louvre à Avignon, en vue de la réunion de l'École; sans date. autographe Très bon Avignon
Referencia librero : 14534
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Anselme PETETIN - [Morzine 1807 - Lyon 187] - Journaliste, avocat, conseiller d'Etat, écrivain, directeur de l'imprimerie français
Lettre Autographe Signée à l'éditeur Pagnerre (au sujet du Dictionnaire politique) - 1840 -
1 page in8 - adresse au dos - trés bon état -
Referencia librero : 33451
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Anselme PETETIN - [Morzine 1807 - Lyon 187] - Journaliste, avocat, conseiller d'Etat, écrivain, directeur de l'imprimerie français
Manuscrit Autographe Signé "A.P." intitulé "Noblesse" - (à l'éditeur Pagnerre pour le Dictionnaire politique) - vers 1840 -
19 pages in4 - râtures et corrections - trés bon état -
Referencia librero : 33452
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ANSON, George - SUBSCRIBER OWNED COPY
Voyage Round the World in the Years MDCCXL, I, II, III, IV. By George Anson Esq; Commander in Chief of a Squadron of His Majesty's Ships, Sent upon an Expedition to the South-Seas. ....
.....Compiled from Papers and other Materials of the Right Honourable George Lord Anson, and Published under his Direction, by Richard Walter, M.A. Chaplain of His Majesty's Ship the Centurion. SUBSCRIBERS COPY OWNED BY SUBSCRIBER LISTED IN BOOK AND WITH ADDITIONAL MANUSCRIPT LEAF SIGNED BY ANSON. First Edition. Quarto, measuring approximately 260mm x 210mm. 34, 420 pages, with 42 engraved folding plates and maps. Bound in a contemporary full calf binding. Bound without the directions to binder leaf, otherwise a stunning and very clean copy of this book. WITH THE SIGNATURE OF HENRY PENNYMAN ON THE TOP OF THE TITLE PAGE WHO IS LISTED IN THE LIST OF SUBCRIBERS AND THE BOOKPLATE OF JAMES PENNYMAN. IN ADDITION THERE IS A MANUSCRIPT LEAF - A RECEIPT FOR LOAN IN SALT - SIGNED IN THE ORIGINAL BY ANSON IN MAY 1752. This is the official account of Anson's voyage. England, at war with Spain in 1739, equipped eight ships under the command of George Anson to harass the Spaniards on the western coast of South America, for the purpose of cutting off Spanish supplies of wealth from the Pacific area. The Spanish fleet sent out to oppose the British ran into storms; provisions ran out and many ships were wrecked. Anson continued taking prizes during 1741-42, off the Pacific coast, and in June, 1743, captured the Manila galleon containing a vast treasure in Gold and Silver. Cox I, p. 49. Hill 1817. National Maritime Museum I, 109. Sabin 1625. Manuscript
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Ansorge, Conrad, Pianist (1862-1930)
Eigenh. Adresse mit U.
o.J. Berlin, Gr. 8°. 1/2 Seite.
Referencia librero : 59906
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Ansorge, Conrad, Pianist (1862-1930)
Eigenh. Albumblatt mit U.
o.J. Stettin, 6. XI. 1925, Gr.-4°. 1 Seite.
Referencia librero : 49265
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Ansorge, Conrad, Pianist (1862-1930)
Mont. Porträtphotographie mit eigenh. Adresse und U. auf Postkarte.
o.J. Berlin, (ca. 1905), 1 Seite. - Beilage: eigenh. Adressausschnitt. - Ansorge war Schüler von Franz Liszt..
Referencia librero : 59905
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ANTIBOUL - pseudo
Léonard ou le vertueux assassin - comédie en trois actes - inédit - TAPUSCRIT
sl,sd ; 83 feuillets, inédit, complet, sous chemise au titre manuscrit + feuillet .
Referencia librero : 27362
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Antiphonar-Doppelblatt
Lateinische Handschrift mit Quadratnoten auf 4 roten Linien, auf Pergament.
o.J. , Ca. 15. Jahrhundert, Ca. 45 x 34 cm. Mit 9 Fleuronnee-Initialen in Blau und Rot. Doppelblatt.
Referencia librero : 56038
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Antoine Augustin PARMENTIER
Lettre autographe signée adressée au citoyen Chely, pharmacien
Paris 3ème frimaire an 4ème de la République [24 novembre 1795] | 17.20 x 22.70 cm | une page sur un double feuillet
Referencia librero : 77420
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Antoine Bernard CAILLARD - [Aignay 1737 - 1807] - Diplomate et Homme politique français
Lettre Autographe Signée à Monsieur d'Hautefort - vendredi 4 ? -
1 page petit in4 + adresse au dos - (trou à la rupture du cachet )-
Referencia librero : GF26982
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Antoine Chézy
Chézy - Manuscrit autographe signé - Critique d'Art l'Antiquité et ses "Croûtes"
Antoine Chézy. Manuscrit autographe signé, Épigramme de MARTIAL Léandre & Héro Manuscrit autographe signé d'Antoine Chézy, non daté. Rédigée à l'encre brune sur un feuillet de papier vergé. Dimensions : 15,5 x 22,5 cm État : Trace de colle au dos, sinon bel état de conservation. Nombre de pages : 1 page
Referencia librero : boz_002633
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Antoine COMPAGNON
Lettre autographe signée adressée à Georges Raillard
Paris 6 avril 1979 | 13.50 x 21 cm | 2 feuillets
Referencia librero : 67036
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Antoine de SAINT-EXUPÉRY
Un feuillet manuscrit autographe de "Terre des Hommes"
1938 | 21 x 27 cm | 1 page sur un feuillet
Referencia librero : 83908
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Antoine MÉTRAL
Antoine MÉTRAL - LETTRE AUTOGRAPHE SIGNÉE Chambéry, 17 avril 1838
Antoine MÉTRAL - LETTRE AUTOGRAPHE SIGNÉE Chambéry, 17 avril 1838. Dimensions : 22,2 x 17 cm. Nombre de pages : 2 pages.
Referencia librero : boz_003921
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Antoine SABATIER de CASTRES - [Castres 1742 - 1817] - Homme de lettres français
Lettre autographe signée à Mme Le Maire à Altona (Hambourg) le 28 avril 1805 -
1 page in4 - adresse au dos - bon état -
Referencia librero : GF29784
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Antoine-Gilbert SERTILLANGES - [Clermont-Ferrand 1863 - Sallanches 1948] - Prêtre et philosophe français
Lettre Autographe Signée à Francis Warrain - Paris le 4 janvier ? -
Carte format 9 x 11,5 cm - En tête : Couvent des Dominicains - Paris - bon état -
Referencia librero : 34325
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Antoine-Gilbert SERTILLANGES - [Clermont-Ferrand 1863 - Sallanches 1948] - Prêtre et philosophe français
Lettre Autographe Signée à Francis Warrain - Paris le 28 septembre ? -
3 pages in8 - En tête : Couvent des Dominicains - Paris - bon état -
Referencia librero : 34326
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Antoine-Jean GROS
"...quand il aura passé quelque temps à copier..." Lettre autographe signée à Jean-Pierre Granger
1826 | 18.50 x 24 cm | une feuille rempliée
Referencia librero : 77471
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Antoine-Louis Lefebvre de Caumartin
Lefebvre de Caumartin - Lettre autographe signée au Ministre des Finances 1796
Lefebvre de Caumartin - Lettre autographe signée au Ministre des Finances 1796 Intendant de Flandre (1756-1778) Lettre autographe signée d'Antoine-Louis Lefebvre de Caumartin, adressée au Ministre des finances, datée du 2ème jour complémentaire An IV (18 septembre 1796), pour le remboursement d'une créance qu'il souhaite faire en mandat et non en numéraire métallique. Dimensions : Avec feuille cartonnée : 22,5 x 30,5 cm ; Lettre seule : 19,8 x 29,7 cm État : Lettre scotchée sur une feuille cartonnée avec biographie écrite au dos par un ancien collectionneur. Nombre de pages : 1 page Antoine-Louis LEFEBVRE DE CAUMARTIN Antoine-Louis Lefebvre de Caumartin est un haut personnage de l'Ancien Régime. Marquis de Saint-Ange, comte de Moret et seigneur de Caumartin, il fut intendant des Trois-Évêchés et des provinces de Flandre et d'Artois, avant de devenir prévôt des marchands de Paris de 1778 à 1784.
Referencia librero : boz_001894
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Antonin CARLES - [Gimont 1851 - 1919] -Sculpteur français
Lettre Autographe Signée à "Monsieur Thiébaut" - Paris le 11 avril 1888 -
2 pages in12 - bon état -
Referencia librero : GF28838
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Antonin LEFEVRE-PONTALIS - [Paris 1830 - 1903] - Publiciste et homme politique français
Lettre Autographe Signée à "Monsieur" - le 9 novembre 1872 -
1 page in8 - trés bon état -
Referencia librero : 35101
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Antonin LEFEVRE-PONTALIS - [Paris 1830 - 1903] - Publiciste et homme politique français
Lettre Autographe Signée à "Monsieur" [Poidatz, notaire à Sannois]- Chateau de Boissy le 7 novembre 1859 -
1 page in8 - trés bon état - adresse au dos -
Referencia librero : 35102
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Antonio Rigo, Niccol Zorzi (eds)
I libri di Bessarione. Studi sui manoscritti del Cardinale a Venezia e in Europa
, Brepols, 2022 Hardback, 432 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:80 b/w, 4 col., Language(s):Italian, English, French. ISBN 9782503589534.
Referencia librero : 65054
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Antonio TORRES
Carte postale autographe signée adressée à sa traductrice en français Alice Raillard
Coimbra 25 Janvier 2000 | 14.50 x 10.50 cm | une carte postale
Referencia librero : 68058
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Antonio TORRES
Carte postale autographe signée adressée à sa traductrice en français Alice Raillard
Coimbra 12 Novembre 1995 | 14.50 x 10.50 cm | une carte postale
Referencia librero : 68151
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Antonio TORRES
Carte postale autographe signée adressée à sa traductrice en français Alice Raillard
Coimbra s. d. [circa 1995] | 14.50 x 10.50 cm | une carte postale
Referencia librero : 74173
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Antonio TORRES
Carte postale autographe signée adressée à sa traductrice en français Alice Raillard
Coimbra s. d. [circa 1995] | 14.50 x 10.50 cm | une carte postale
Referencia librero : 83045
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Antonio TORRES
Lettre autographe datée et signée adressée à sa traductrice en français Alice Raillard
Rio de Janeiro 7 juillet 1994 | 21 x 28 cm | une feuille + une enveloppe
Referencia librero : 83085
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Antonioli Martelli, Valeria; Mortara Ottolenghi, Luisa [Eds.] / Bernheimer, Carlo; Bonfil, Roberto; Roth, Cecil [Intr.]
Manoscritti Biblici Ebraici Decorati, provenienti da biblioteche italiane pubbliche e private. Catalogo della Mostra ordinata presso la Biblioteca Trivulziana, Castello Sforzesco, Milano, 2/28 marzo 1966.
Contains many color and b&w plates. 24x16.5cm. 101 pages. Softcover with dust jacket. jacket tattered. Pages slightly yellowing. Else in good condition.
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