‎Collectibles‎

‎Maud FRERE‎

‎Des nuits aventureuses‎

‎Paris: Gallimard 1972. Fine. Gallimard Paris 1972 12.50 x 19.50 cm broché First edition one of 35 numbered copies on pure laid paper the only deluxe copies. Two bookplates pasted on an endpaper. A handsome copy. Gallimard unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 64831

‎Maud SACQUARD DE BELLEROCHE‎

‎L'Ordinatrice a cinquante ans‎

‎Paris: La Jeune Parque 1978. Fine. La Jeune Parque Paris 1978 13 x 20 cm broché First edition of which no deluxe copies were printed. A handsome copy. Exceptional signed autograph inscription from Maud Sacquard de Belleroche: ""Pour madame Valéry Giscard d'Estaing la plus gracieuse des Présidentes ce très respectueux hommage d'une féministe sans hargne. Maud de Belleroche."" ""For Madame Valéry Giscard d'Estaing the most gracious of First Ladies this most respectful homage from a feminist without rancor. Maud de Belleroche."" La Jeune Parque unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 76614

‎MAUDE BUSH [MRS IRVING T BUSH]‎

‎1919 - 1921 Fascinating Original Manuscript Diary Handwritten by the Daughter of the Notorious Civil War Gold Hoaxer and Wife of a Major Wealthy Industrialist Whose Marriage is all Too Obviously on the Rocks‎

‎Brooklyn New York City New York NY. Fair. 1919. On offer is a fascinating original 1919 - 1921 manuscript diary handwritten we believe by Mrs. Maud Bush nee Howard but was the widow of Major Francis D. Beard who died in 1901 and was second wife of Irving T. Bush a noted and notorious businessman and the son of wealthy industrialist oil refinery owner and yachtsman Rufus T. Bush. Although she has not identified herself the book is full of clues that can leave little doubt of her writing the diary. Maud had an interesting background too: her father was Joe Howard Junior journalist war correspondent publicist and newspaperman. He was the editor of the Brooklyn Eagle and notorious for perpetrating the "Great Civil War Gold Hoax." They married in 1907 but in 1930 they had a nasty public divorce. Maud is very revealing about her struggles in the marriage and her relationship with Irving with many little hints and innuendo. They are constantly on the move in fact the book starts with them in Paris and it is very easy to find online references on their extensive travels on many of the top notch ocean liners of the day. There is quite an entourage with the couple five children and nine servants! Maud writes extensively in 1919 less so in 1920 and 1921. Overall there are just over 400 entries. We learn in one set of entries for example that in the summer of 1920 they stay at a ranch Sheridan Wyoming with mentions the city of Buffalo and also Piney Inn. Here are some snippets: 1919 JANUARY "1st With Irving in Paris. Just back from the front. A holiday. Lunched at ____. Rob West for dinner. At Maximums. Disgusting Vaudeville. Francis away with Capt. Rose with children. All well. All happy….2nd All day arranging passports. Lunch at Crillon. Delano and Whitenhouse. Col. West Major Ames Captain Stevens for Cocktails. Ames for dinner and theatre. Can now return to civil life. Am very happy…18th London at 11:55. Train late. Liverpool at 8. Aquitania about 9. 5500 Canadian boys. Regular troop ship. No chairs carpets bells comforts of any kind. Good room and bath….20th 457 up to noon. Boat filthy. Boys all over the place. Bad weather. Tea with Capt. Wolfe and doctor…25th Docked at 9. Up before 6. Tickets all morning boat for lunch. Train at 2 for Montreal. Powell and Seth Compartment. Bridge. Late all along the line snow. A tiresome unhappy day. Just 4 weeks….28th Home at 8. Rufus fine. Rose has been sick. Servants all gone damn! Begin the same old routine. House all day. Mail. Irving home sick and bed. Has no interest in anyone here…….January Memoranda: Will there be eleven more like this…or worse." FEBRUARY 17TH Kate and boys to dinner and play. She at Inez. Maud out to the parade and I try. Lilly and I office. Irving a beast. She furious." MARCH "4th Went up to see children. Rufie very sick. Decided to stay up and watch. Day nurses not to be trusted….5th Rufie complaining all day. Sent for Dr. Simonson. Left lung in question. Old fool." APRIL "6th House all day. Maud her beaux Sheff 8:30. Irving 9:30. Cross and unpleasant. Wish he could go back and stay!.19th A lonesome day. Everyone busy. Phoned about car. Club for dinner then Brooklyn to see Cromine's shops and ideas. Very interesting to see people etc. An impossible association for Irving….21st Irving away for dinner. God knows where…." MAY "6th Maud Dr. parade. Kate for lunch and Rose's after. 23 today. Baby lovely. Home at 10. Everything ready for tomorrow…7th Left at 10. Boat off at one. Fog. Soldiers for Maud. No boys for Rufus or me….12th Arrived Brighton at 5. A drive thru Myrtle B. and hotel for dinner. Stars moon palms sea gardens everything but our sweethearts but a happy eve together. Off at 10. Suite A….15th Ashore at 9. Hotel Washington. Motor to Gal___. Saw little. Train to Panama. Awful rain. Tivoli lunch. Motor for a tour. Streets shops Balboa. 5 train back. Ride lovely. Rainbow. Boat ashore till 10….18th Couldn't leave boat. Port till noon. Terribly hot. Sea like glass. Arrived Porto Colombia at 5 o'clock. No one ashore. Children bought parrots. Nothing to see….24th Maud unwell. Deck very crowded. Awful children still very warm. Golf. Smooth as glass. Passed Cuba about 6. Week gone very quickly. All anxious now for home….28th Interesting day. Boats harbor etc. Pier 15 East River at 6. Club for dinner. Home about 10. Miss Reed Came with us. Looks lovely no servants." JUNE "7th Bear Mountain. Girls Rufus Ruth and I. Francis Boston…16th Hope to town. Dr. Grants'. Home at 6. Maud awful. Unhappy at being left. Cannot understand her….22nd Irving called. Sailing Mauritania. Hoyt home again….29th Francis off at 2:30. Ruth and friends William Phillips Yacht Club all for tea…." JULY "6th Cooler. Just listened all day. Took Rufie to swim at Club. Rain. It begins with the dogs then what. God Knows. I don't care. Afraid I wasn't dumb!.12th Irving here all day but Jones's in morning then tennis then on to meet Baily's and there late. Children at Sleepy Hollow. Rose home. Francis and boys…." AUGUST "5th Golf then room. He off along in car. Movies in eve. Then bed. My holiday! God knows I hate this place. Decided to lease Monday. Irving ugly all eve to me. Hope down late so he's cross to me. Same old thing……17th Sleepy Hollow for golf. Rufie with Gold Oak. Rain. Just the same general air of snipe. Girls rude. He then flatters. What is it I do or leave undone. God knows…." SEPTEMBER 9th Boston. Drive very well. Irving off at 12. Took cars. C. and Stratford to end of Island. Phone from Francis. Block Island….10th Children off all day. No sailing. Sick again. Rufus gold lesson. Telegraphed Irving…." 1920 JANUARY "1st With Irving aboard Mauritania. Most beautiful day. Children at home. Still happy….5th Same. Packed. Cherbourg about 9. Landed passengers and left 11:30. Bed early….13th Out all A.M. with awful face. Ordered Rolls Royce. Lunch at Frascotti's. Home. Rotten cold. Wrote. Irving Miller C. and Land's dinner up here. He asleep at 9. Still happy….25th Lovely day. Start for Eton. Lovely. Alice alone. Irving on edge. I nervous and tired but held out. Beautiful new home. Gandell's for dinner. All or nothing!!!!." FEBRUARY "7th Irving cross and ugly. Left for office. Went for him. Took Peck out to Hendon then lunch at Savoy then Peter Stetson. Walked home…13th Early lunch. Off at one. 4 hrs 62 miles. Customs police. Very tired. Antwerp at 6. Grand We__ Hotel. Irving out for while. I bed. No one starving so far…Memoranda. Very happy month. Irving only cross once and sorry after. Hell…." MARCH "6TH Off at 7:15 train. Left 7:50. South Hampton about 10. Wonderful room bath etc. Late starting. Cherbourg at 6:30. Really off at 8. Ship clean and fresh. Expect happy trip. Optimistic hey what!." JUNE "9th Glorious day. Rose over early. Everything perfect. Maudie a most lovely bride. Wedding on lawn. After in hall. They left for town at 7….Irving and I motored up to Newburgh. Sat in sun all day while he talked in the shade. Tiresome day but at least away from small worries….29th Arrived Sheridan on time but waited too long. Supper at Piney Inn half way out. Awful ride over in rain. Irving fell twice in mud pushing car. Ranch about 12…." JULY "3rd Beams Baily's and we motored to Sheridan for round-up fair. Lunch at Piney. Supper Sheridan. Home about ten….11th Stupid day. No ride. Nothing….12th Irving and Rufus off on fishing trip. Hope and I and 10 others rode over to paradise Lodge 12 miles. Lovely. Lunch and home. Clear. Eve with Mrs. Beams. Irving's birthday 51….17th All went over to Buffalo. Stupid…." AUGUST "25th Rufie Irving and I to town. He guides and we train for Boston. Francis met us and motored us out to Swampscott. Welcome. Full house. Proud of Francis. He very happy….28th Glorious day. Everything perfect. Irving at 10. Ruth Beautiful. Francis fine. Happy until 6 then as usual everything spoiled and I wish again I hadn't done it….29th Rufie and I permitted to live! Early start for Boston. Chance gave us seats and we left train at New London. Got launch on to Fisher's. Rooms good. Happy alone and together. My child. Quite welcome to his own…." SEPTEMBER "4th Waited and watched for daddy who neither came nor sent us any word….5th Irving arrived in Percy about 5. Had spent day in New London. No word of his coming. Had met both boats. One dance in eve and then bed….6th Spent all morning with cars. Boat full. No Irving. Waited until 6:30. Holiday crowd. Started off cross. Sorry but I cannot make him over. Club in eve with Watson…." The 5" x 7½" book is in rough shape having two pages missing June 30th and 31st and then July 31st and the cover has come off the binding which is loose. Overall Fair. BIO NOTES - IRVING BUSH: When Irving was just a teen his father sold his waterfront oil refinery to Standard Oil and retired. His father then built a yacht called the "Coronet" which greatly influenced Irving's life as he became an avid sailor and world traveler. Irving was vastly wealthy from his inheritance but continued in his father's footsteps founding the Bush Terminal Company. He built the massive terminal in Sunset Park Brooklyn New York which employed more than 25000 people within its boundaries and also commissioned the landmark Bush Tower skyscraper on 42nd Street next to Times Square. He also built the Bush House in London. By 1930 Irving had been married twice. He and his first wife Belle Barlowe had two daughters before they divorced. He married again this time to Maud Beard who gave him a son whom they named Rufus after his father. Their marriage was destined to fail as well. Irving Bush was probably not an easy man to live with. In the 1920's on a trip through the Bowery he met a woman who would change his life and he would change hers. Her name was Flora Marian Spore and she was a dentist an artist philanthropist and the love of Irving Bush's life. One online source provides: "BUSH LEAVES RENO DIVORCE COURT TO WED. Brooklyn Man Marries Third Time as Soon as Second Wife is Freed." Reno Nevada June 10 1930. Associated Press. Going directly to his prospective bride's apartment from the court room where his second wife Mrs. Maud H. Bush has been granted a divorce Irving T. Bush creator of the Brooklyn Terminal yesterday was married to Miss Marian Spore of New York. Bush in a secretly filed divorce suite charged that Mrs. Bush continually nagged him and that he was unable to please her. Mrs. Bush who was granted the divorce on a cross petition filed two weeks ago charged that her husband often took long trips without informing her where he was going. He refused to permit her to attend her son's graduation at Oxford the petition alleged and once had refused to accompany her home from Europe. Mr. Bush indicated today he would return with his bride to New York immediately on pressing business matters. Bush thrice has been married. In 1891 he married Miss Belle Barlow at Ridgeway Mich. His second wife to whom he was married at Lakewood N.J. in 1907 was the widow of Francis Beard. The third Mrs. Bush known as the "Angel of the Bowery" for her charitable work in that part of the city is the sister of Commander Jamie H. Spore of the Navy."; Manuscript; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF MAUD BUSH IRVING T. BUSH MAJOR FRANCIS D. BEARD JOE HOWARD JR GREAT CIVIL WAR GOLD HOAX BROOKLYN EAGLE GENDER STUDIES WOMEN'S STUDIES DIVORCE WEALTHY INDUSTRIALISTS BUSH TERMINAL HISTORY OF NEW YORK BROOKLYN WORLD TRAVEL OCEAN TRAVEL SOCIAL HISTORY MARITAL HISTORY AMERICANAHANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT AUTOGRAPHED AUTHORS MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY ARCHIVE DIARY DIARIES antiquité contrat vélin document manuscrit papier Antike Brief Pergament Dokument Manuskript Papier oggetto d'antiquariato atto velina documento manoscritto carta antigüedad hecho vitela documento manuscrito Papel . unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 0001926

‎MAUGHAM W Somerset‎

‎Cakes and Ale. Or the Skeleton in the Cupboard. Monotypes by Dodie Masterman. NEAR FINE COPY IN PUBLISHER'S SLIP-CASE‎

‎Folio Society 1970. 8vo. First Edition thus with frontispiece and 8 full-page illustrations in the text; pictorial green cloth green top green endpapers a near fine copy in publisher's board slip-case. Folio Society, hardcover‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 42610

‎MAUGHAM, W SOMERSET (1874-1965). Playwright and novelist:‎

‎Brief typescript letter signed to Miss M. J. Peach giving thanks for birthday good wishes "Thank you for writing such a charming letter.it gave me very much pleasure".‎

‎With the original envelope. Villa Mauresque St. Jean Cap Ferrat 12th Feb. 1953. unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 18345

‎Maugham, W Somerset‎

‎Don Fernando.‎

‎London: William Heinemann LTD 1935. Signed limited edition of this exploration and celebration of Spain's Golden Age. Octavo original publisher’s cloth with gilt titles to the spine top edge gilt silk ribbon bound in. One of 175 numbered copies this is number 18. Boldly signed by W. Somerset Maugham on the limitations page. In near fine condition bookplate to the rear pastedown of Craig V. Showalter. Housed in the original black board slipcase. W. Somerset Maugham’s Don Fernando is a richly discursive tribute to Spain’s Golden Age blending travel writing with cultural reflection rather than following a conventional plot-driven narrative. Part travelogue part series of meditations the book explores Spain’s art literature and national character through Maugham’s keen observations on landscapes food and everyday life alongside portraits of towering figures such as Cervantes Velázquez El Greco and the mystic St. Teresa. Moving between history anecdote and personal insight Maugham considers themes like religious devotion mysticism and enduring cultural archetypes ultimately revealing his deep admiration for Spain’s creative spirit and lasting influence. William Heinemann LTD hardcover‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 150505

‎Maugras, Gaston, and De Croze-Lemercier, Pierre‎

‎Memoirs of Delphine De Sabran Marquise De Custine‎

‎William Heinemann 1912. Cloth. Fair/No Jacket. A first hand account of an aristocrat during the French Revolution. Much of the narrative is based on letters by the Marquise. Pages in good condition. Quality rag content paper with rough cut edges. Some edges still uncut. Engraving of The Marquise protected with tissue cover. Dampstain to lower spine area to front 3 pages. Light foxing to endpages with occasional speckles on inner pages. Dampstain to lower spine both front and back. Spine cracked to webbing for about 1" on rear endpages. Covers still quite good with nice bright gilt though with moderate rubbed edges. Corners bumped with fraying to lower corner tips. A presentable copy with wear commensurate with age. Benefits the Friends of the Albany CA library. <br/> <br/> William Heinemann hardcover‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 016338

‎MAUNDRELL, Henry‎

‎A Journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem at Easter A.D. 1697‎

‎London: A. Peisley. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1740. Sixth Edition. Full-Leather. Printed 1740. Unusually Fine copy in Full Handsome Original Mottled Calf and Raised Bands minor chipping and split to rear upper spine. The Book: MAUNDRELL Henry A Journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem at Easter A.D. 1697. The Sixth Edition. The which is now added an Account of the Author's Journey to the Banks of the Euphrates at Beer and to the Country of Mesopotamia. Printed at the Theatre Oxford 1740. 6th and FINEST EDITION 8vo. Engraved vignette on title 14 engraved plates of which 8 are folding FINE MOTTLED ENGLISH CALF VERY FINE COPY THE MOST FAMOUS OF PALESTINE TRAVELOGUES. Henry Maundrell was the Levant Company's chaplain of Aleppo from 1696 to 1701. This work contains the first description of Balbec by an Englishman. Blackmer 1095. Cox i p.119. Tobler 116d17. Travelogues written by Europeans visiting Palestine after that period point to a shift in Europe's relationship to the region. Where medieval pilgrims had often wept or gone into trances upon their arrival in Jerusalem modern European visitors observed with curiosity what was before their eyes. They were traveling for pleasure and for cultural experiences; tourism was gradually replacing pilgrimage as a motive for visiting Palestine. By the end of the seventeenth century quite a few European tourists had already been to Jerusalem. The most famous among them was Henry Maundrell the author of the book A Journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem in 1697. The book would prove to be one of the most popular books about the East for centuries to come. By 1749 seven editions in different European languages had appeared and sections of the book continued to appear in collections of travel writings published both in the eighteenth and the nineteenth centuries.2 The lure of printed books in Europe and its American colonies might partially account for the initial popularity of A Journey but it can not explain why the book remained popular for the more than two centuries after its original appearance. The latter could be explained by the fact that the book is the narrative of a tourist rather than that of a pilgrim unlike the many other Palestine travel narratives that appeared before it. ; English Language; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; Jewish Studies Bible Biblica Travel Israel PalestineKabbalah Judaica Jewish Studies Hebrew Talmud Rashi . A. Peisley hardcover‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 000433

‎Maupassant, Guy de‎

‎Doctor Heraclius Gloss by Guy de Maupassant; translated by Jeffery E. Jeffery‎

‎London: Brentano's Limited 1923. Hardcover. Very Good . 127 1 p.; 20 cm. Mustard cloth spine with grey paper over boards; printed paper labels on spine and front board. One of a limited edition of 150 copies on handmade paper printed at the Golden Cockerel Press Waltham Saint Lawrence Berkshire. Preface by Jean Ossola. In Very Good Condition: spine label is rubbed and lacking lower lefthand corner with minor loss of printing; front board label is lightly soiled and upper lefthand corner is scraped with no loss of printing; fore-edges lightly soiled; otherwise clean and bright. Brentano's Limited hardcover‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 004381

‎MAUPASSANT GUY DE‎

‎Oeuvres completes‎

‎Paris: Louis Cunard 1908. 26 of apparently 29 volumes 8vo contemporary half burgundy morocco gilt-paneled spines in 6 compartments gilt-lettered direct in 2 t.e.g. fine set. <br/><br/> Louis Cunard unknown books‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 33966

‎Maurer, Diane Philippoff (signed); & Paul Maurer‎

‎An Introduction to Carrageenan and Watercolor Marbling‎

‎Centre Hall PA: Paul Maurer and Diane Maurer 1984. SIGNED by Diane Maurer at the bottom of a marbled paper sample affixed to the front free endpaper. Near Fine condition. Sharp corners. NO owner's name or bookplate. Beautiful marbled paper samples tipped in. A guide to materials suppliers how to make or buy equipment and step by step instructions to achieve a variety of marbling patterns and effects. Bound in the original pictorial wraps with a window to show the front sample. Oblong. 10.5" wide by 8.25" tall. Signed by Diane Maurer. First Edition. Softcover. Near Fine condition. Illus. by NOT a library discard. Great Packaging Fast Shipping. Paul Maurer and Diane Maurer Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 024221

‎MAURICE [SMITH ?]‎

‎1947 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT RELIC OF BRITISH RULE IN MANDATED 'PALESTINE' HANDWRITTEN BY A LAZY SHIRKING SOLDIER UNTIL HE BECOMES AN ACTIVE OFFICER‎

‎BRITISH MANDATED 'PALESTINE' ISRAEL THE HOLY LAND. Good. 1947. On offer is a super original 1947 manuscript diary handwritten by Maurice we believe Smith a British soldier later an Officer in British Mandated 'Palestine' beginning February 28th when Maurice leaves the transit camp in Dover for the journey to Palestine via Toulon and Port Said. Writing approximately 130 pages somewhat sporadically Maurice seems to have spells when he writes diary entries every day stops and then resumes writing again. Most of his entries are long with plenty of detail giving an insight into his character his duties and the reality of conflict. At first he seems interested only in sleeping eating drinking and watching films but he is promoted to officer rank and seems to take army life more seriously. Many entries include operational and technical details. He was based in or worked in many locations including: Hebron Arathanya Transjordan Saraband Kantara Jaffa Rehoveth and Lydda. Here are some snippets and notes: "From what I saw of it it was a nice place Dover but I may be wrong; Had a lecture on "Walking out" in which we were told about French girls and wines; Better food. That's the main thing and my reason for volunteering for this job serving in the officers and civilians lounge on board The Empire Battleaxe to Port Said; We were troubled by the wogs a lot though as they were following us all over the place trying to sell their goods; I was able to smoke like a chimney as I had received my free issue; At a dance There were only 2 girls there and everyone was fighting for them; Went to Saraband as an escort with the water wagon; Provided a cordon for the 68th Rifles who are going to search an Arab settlement west of Rehoveth; The duty on the docks is OK but the food the cook dishes up is something awful; Bit of a flap on at Haifa. Illegal immigrant ship; We have started on a new type of operation clearing mines from the railway line between Petal Tigus and Lydda; An Arab has thrown a bomb through another Arabs shop window; About 10.30 Sten Gun fire was heard later found out it was a party returning from the pictures and had run towards the sentry and no messing he opened up. I bet they won't rush a sentry again." The page per day hardback diary measures 8 x 5 inches and overall is G.; Manuscript; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF ISRAEL THE HOLY LAND BRITISH MANDATED PALESTINE BRITISH ARMY HISTORY POST WORLD WAR II FOUNDING OF ISRAEL TRANSJORDAN HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT AUTOGRAPHED AUTHORS MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY ARCHIVE DIARY DIARIES antiquité contrat vélin document manuscrit papier Antike Brief Pergament Dokument Manuskript Papier oggetto d'antiquariato atto velina documento manoscritto carta antigüedad hecho vitela documento manuscrito Papel . hardcover‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 0001916

‎Maurice ANDRIEUX‎

‎Henri IV dans ses années pacifiques‎

‎Paris: Plon 1954. Fine. Plon Paris 1954 14.50 x 20.50 cm broché First edition one of 40 numbered copies on ""pur-fil"" paper only leading copies. Nice copy decorated with 16 illustrations. Autograph signed by Maurice Andrieux Gerard Mainguet. Plon unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 68046

‎Maurice ARCHAMBAULT‎

‎Les libéralités grevées de charges et les fondations pieuses‎

‎Paris: L. Larose & L. Tenin 1909. Fine. L. Larose & L. Tenin Paris 1909 16.50 x 25 cm broché First edition of this thesis submitted to obtain the degree of doctor of law at the University of Paris. Handsome copy. Rare. L. Larose & L. Tenin unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 17844

‎Maurice BARRES‎

‎Adieu à Moréas‎

‎Paris: Emile-Paul frères 1910. Fine. Emile-Paul frères Paris 1910 12 x 19 cm broché First edition one of the numbered advance copies from the first printing. Signed and inscribed by Maurice Barrès to Pierre Lasserre. Some minor worming of no consequence. Emile-Paul frères unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 40407

‎Maurice BARRES‎

‎Au service de l'Allemagne‎

‎Paris: Félix Juven 1906. Fine. Félix Juven Paris 1906 11.50 x 18.50 cm relié New edition. Bradel binding in half almond-green percale smooth spine decorated with a central gilt fleuron double gilt fillet at foot burgundy shagreen title-label pebbled paper boards original covers preserved contemporary binding. Small lack at head of one endpaper. Handsome copy. Félix Juven hardcover‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 81025

‎Maurice BARRES‎

‎Autour des églises de village‎

‎Paris: Albert Messein 1913. Fine. Albert Messein Paris 1913 17.50 x 22.50 cm broché First edition one of 10 numbered copies on China paper deluxe issue. Endpapers lightly offset rare and handsome full-margined copy. Albert Messein unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 69511

‎Maurice BARRES‎

‎Colette Baudoche. Histoire d'une jeune fille de Metz‎

‎Paris: Félix Juven 1909. Fine. Félix Juven Paris 1909 12 x 19 cm broché First edition on ordinary paper. A nice copy. Félix Juven unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 57447

‎Maurice BARRES‎

‎Du sang de la volupté et de la mort‎

‎Paris: Bibliothèque Charpentier 1894. Fine. Bibliothèque Charpentier Paris 1894 12 x 18.50 cm relié First edition. Bradel binding in half brown cloth smooth spine decorated with gilt fleuron double gilt fillet at foot dark blue shagreen title-label marbled paper boards blue paper endpapers and pastedowns contemporary binding. A black ink sketch depicting the face of a young girl at the foot of the endpaper. Precious autograph inscription signed by Maurice Barrès: ""A Léon Daudet son ami. Maurice Barrès."" ""To Léon Daudet his friend. Maurice Barrès."" Bibliothèque Charpentier hardcover‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 83472

‎Maurice BARBE‎

‎Etude historique des idées sur la souveraineté de la France de 1815 à 1848‎

‎Paris: Librairie Générale de droit et de jurisprudence F. Pichon & Durand-Auzias 1904. Fine. Librairie Générale de droit et de jurisprudence F. Pichon & Durand-Auzias Paris 1904 16.50 x 25.50 cm relié First edition of this thesis. Half tan sheep binding spine with five raised bands author's name in blue morocco red morocco title-label marbled paper boards marbled endpapers and pastedowns contemporary binding. Handsome copy. O. Borelli bookplate pasted on a pastedown. Librairie Générale de droit et de jurisprudence F. Pichon & Durand-Auzias hardcover‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 72084

‎Maurice BARRES‎

‎Huit Jours chez M. Renan‎

‎Paris: Emile-Paul frères 1913. Fine. Emile-Paul frères Paris 1913 12 x 19 cm relié First collected edition on ordinary paper. Bradel binding in red half cloth smooth spine decorated with a gilt floral motif double gilt fillet at foot brown blue shagreen title-label marbled paper boards covers and spine preserved. Some light foxing affecting the edges. Autograph inscription signed by Maurice Barrès to the lawyer and politician Joseph Paul-Boncour. Emile-Paul frères hardcover‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 80132

‎Maurice BARRES‎

‎L'Alsace et la Lorraine‎

‎Paris: Bureaux de 'La patrie française' 1899. Fine. Bureaux de 'La patrie française' Paris 1899 11.50 x 18 cm agrafé The first edition of which there were no deluxe copies. Three small tears affecting the front cover otherwise a handsome and rare copy. Bureaux de 'La patrie française' unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 6671

‎Maurice BARDECHE‎

‎L'oeuf de Christophe Colomb‎

‎Paris: Les sept couleurs 1951. Fine. Les sept couleurs Paris 1951 12 x 19 cm broché First edition on ordinary paper. Autograph inscription by Maurice Bardèche. Some minor worming to the front cover. Les sept couleurs unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 12583

‎Maurice BARRES‎

‎Le génie du Rhin‎

‎Paris: Plon 1921. Fine. Plon Paris 1921 12 x 19 cm relié first edition on the current paper. Binding to bradel full percaline almond green smooth back discolored with a floral motif gold double gold tail thread as brown shagreen piece preserved covers modest contemporary binding signed Desnaux. Signed autograph of Charles Maurice Barres of Peslouan. Plon unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 54410

‎Maurice BARRES‎

‎Le voyage de Sparte‎

‎Paris: Félix Juven 1905. Fine. Félix Juven Paris 1905 12 x 19 cm relié First edition on ordinary paper. Half marbled sheep binding smooth spine decorated with a gilt cartouche showing some rubbing navy blue shagreen title label marbled paper boards beige paper endpapers and pastedowns original wrappers preserved top edge gilt contemporary binding. Precious signed autograph inscription by Maurice Barrès: ""A Léon Daudet son vieil et reconnaissant ami. Maurice Barrès."" ""To Léon Daudet his old and grateful friend. Maurice Barrès."" Félix Juven hardcover‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 83464