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Philadelphia: The Jewish Society of America 1934 Vol. 1 - XLIII 316 Vol. 2 - X 317-694 pages. AsNew Hardcover no DJs. Blue cloth Gilt stamping and spine titles Gilt top Edges. Perfect Set. 6.8"x4.5". be12486. hardcover
<p>Early Latin Edition of Charas' Pharmacopoea Regia</p><p>Charas Moses. Pharmacopoea Regia Galenica et Chymica. Books 1 and 2. Joannis Ludovici Du-Four. Geneve. 1683.</p><p>Collected pharmacopeia of noted French pharmacist Moses Charas 1618 – 98 who worked at the Jardin Royal du Plantes Medicinal today's Jardin des Plantes when its original purpose was to supply the medical needs of the French royal family. A protestant Charas ended up in England by way of the Netherlands and served as Royal Pharmacist to King Charles II. Eventually converting to Catholicism to escape persecution in Spain Charas was appointed as a member of the Royal Academy of Science in 1692 following his return to France in recognition of the importance of his pharmacological formulations.</p><p>An interesting figure in the history of science and medicine Charas' recipes include instructions for alchemically derived elixirs including laudanum with attention to the astrological rulerships as well as the possible extractions of useful substances from plants animals and minerals as well as human blood and urine.</p><p>Originally published in French in 1672 with a second edition in 1682 this early Latin edition predates the collected complete works of Charas also published by Du-Four in 1684. It contains numerous misprints such as numbering many pages in the 400s of Book I as in the 300s and repeating the numbering for pg 200 as 199 in Book 2. Also the final five plates depicting and explaining various distillation apparatuses are printed in the wrong order.</p><p>The last auction sale of this edition was through Sotheby-Parke-Bernet in 1980 per RBH.</p><p>12 copies OCLC as of March 2025.</p><p>4 496 404 28 index 5 plates. Vellum bound. Front board bowed. Back board vellum repaired peeling at spine. Some soiling and toning to boards. Title inked to spine. Text block dyed. Pages toned. Top fore corner of title pg missing with text unaffected. Some wear to edges. Includes five illustrated plates of distillation apparatuses. Good.</p><p>$4500</p> Joannis Ludovici Du-Four hardcover
JEDEDIAH HUNTINGTON 1743-1818. A Connecticut general in the American Revolution Huntington fought throughout the Northeast. MOSES CLEVELAND 1754-1806. Cleveland from Connecticut was a politician and soldier; he also surveyed the Western Reserve where he founded a city named after him. DS. 2pg. 7 ½†x 7 ½â€. 1781. No place likely Connecticut. A document signed “J Huntington Aud†on the front and “Moses Cleveland†on the verso. George Pitkin the Connecticut state clerk ordered payment to “Moses Cleaveland Gaol Keeper in Norwich for his boarding…prisoners in said Gaol Dated at Norwich April 6 1781…â€. Cleveland on the back acknowledged receipt. There is a small marginal loss and it is in fine condition. unknown books
New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons 1879. Ex-library. Measuring approximately 9" x 6.5" with 292 & 330 numbered pages respectively. <br /> <br /> Moderate chipping and tearing to both ends of spine and around corners of boards. Hinges are cracked no mesh exposed. Moderate staining to both boards and bottom edges of textblock. Library markings on spine and both pastedowns. Interior pages are clean. <br /> <br /> Please view the many other rare titles available for purchase at our store. We are always interested in purchasing individual or collections of fine books.<br /> <br /> Inventory # O10-20. G. P. Putnam's Sons unknown
G. P. Putnam's Sons 1878. Hardcover. Good. 9x6x0. 2 volume set. Bound in publisher's cloth. Hardcover. Shelf wear. Front gutter of v.1 weakened with title page starting to detach. This is an oversized or heavy book which requires additional postage for international delivery outside the US. G. P. Putnam's Sons hardcover
1888. Trade Paperback. Holograph letter 9.8 x 7.75 inches unfolded on Cornell University letterhead addressed to Hobart C. Taylor Esq.: '19 March /88 My dear ___: I have received your courteous invitation to become a contributor to 'America' & shall be glad to write something for you when a suitable opportunity occurs. At present however I am much occupied with preparations for a somewhat extended stay in Germany; & am unable to make a more definite promise at this time. We all feel a deep interest in any work in which you engage & I join with my associates here in most cordial wishes for the success of your journal. Faithfully yours Moses Coit Tyler.' Tyler 1835-1900 was Professor of American History at Cornell University from 1881-1900. Hobart Taylor 1865-1945 edited the literary journal 'America' for a few years.<br> paperback
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