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Napoleon, Emperor of the French (1769-1821).
Letter signed ("Napoleon"). Paris, 18. II. 1812.
Folio. 2 pp. A letter to Rear Admiral Count Batte instructing him how to move a part of the flotilla from Boulogne-sur-Mer to Cherbourg. - Napoléon informs Count Batte about his intention to move 9 prams, 4 bombers and 40 canon shallops of the new type without delay from Boulogne to Cherbourg. The division will be equipped with the 12th and 14th garrison of the flotilla and on its arrival at Cherbourg it will remain without any special commander. As the simultaneous departure of such a number of ships would cause inconveniences, Napoléons asks Count Batte to organize the departure in sections of 3, 6 or 9 ships and to send off such a number one after the other as the circumstances will allow him to. Napoléon is convinced that he has to facilitate the passage. He asks Count Batte not to leave Boulogne until at least half of the totality of the ships will have appeared and his activities will be confirmed to him. Napoléon tells Count Batte to make sure not to miss any occasion to increase the departure of sections of the flotilla taking into consideration that the season is still very favourable for this movement and that any delay could cause an infinite retardation of success. Napoléon informs Count Batte that upon his arrival at Cherbourg the Ministry of the Navy will address him with instructions concerning the task that he has to fulfill and concerning the ultimate destination of this important part of the flotilla. Napoléon ends his letter by pleading to god to keep Rear Admiral Count Batte in good health. - Some tiny holes (not touching the signature).
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Napoleon-Jerome BONAPARTE
Quatre lettres de Napoléon-Jérôme Bonaparte aux signatures maçonniques adressées au peintre Géniole
Italie Italy 1842. Fine. Italie Italy circa 1842 13.50 x 20.50 cm 4 feuillets rempliés Set of four letters from Napoleon-Jerome Bonaparte to the painter Geniole two are dated August 21 and December 12 1842 6 pages in brown ink recipient address on the back of the sheets two seals of the sender in part preserved. Folds inherent in envelopes. Some tiny tasks without affecting the text. unknown
Bookseller reference : 64434
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Napoli, Fred
Re-Inventing My Self
Dundas ON: Talent Seven Limited Publishing 1989 Book. As New. Soft cover. Signed by Authors. 1st Canadian Edition. Over more than fifty years Fred Napoli's rich baritone voice work in radio and television made him nationally recognizable yet outside of the areas where he did live broadcasts he remained for so many an anonymous but unforgettable voice. Along the way since his first radio job .1960 Fred's voice had become nationally known way beyond the reaches of the radio stations for which he worked. Over the years his was the voice of more than 400 documentaries many for TV Ontario and the National Film Board. Fred Napoli died in Nova Scotia on November 9th 2018. Author inscription on title page. Talent Seven Limited Publishing paperback
Bookseller reference : 042864 ISBN : 0969444605 9780969444602
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Napoléon I, Emperor of the French (1769-1821).
Autograph letter (fragment). N. p., [after 22 Dec. 1793].
4to. ¾ p. Final page of the broullion of a letter to an unidentified recipient, possibly to M. Perrier, director of the arsenal of Marseille, or Sucy, commissaire des guerres. The letter, which contained extensive instructions on the deployment of artillery, was obviously written at the end of 1793 or in early 1794, immediately after the Fall of Toulon, when the Republicans won an early victory over a Royalist rebellion and Napoleon was "inspecteur des côtes". The fragment preserved here begins with the words "Le fondeur est", which are struck out, then continues: "Roux, fondeur, ést venu me demander que l'on fixe le prix de sa journée. La municipalité doit fixer le maximum sur cet objet, comme sur tant d'autres. Je crois qu'il vaut mieux payer tant par quintal de balles que par jours. Vous pouvez, pour cela, faire fixer la journée qui doit toujours être l'élément de toutes les mesures". - Lower left corner torn off (not touching text); some brownstaining, otherwise a perfect sheet. Once in the collection of André de Coppet (1892-1953), now stored at the Firestone Library, Princeton. J. Arnna, Pages de l’épopée impériale (no. 6, reproduced on pl. XIV). Correspondance générale I, p. 155f., no. 130.
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Napoléon I, Emperor of the French (1769-1821).
Autograph manuscript (6½ lines). Saint Helena, 1815.
102:103 mm. Mounted on a single page (8vo) together with a contemporary handwritten transcription. Notes on the Battle of Voltri (1796): "Rampon et la Harpe [-] par le Gal en chef lui meme la deroute fut complette tout le corps d'Argenteau fut ecrase dans le tem[p]s queu Beaulieu descendait a Voltri ou il ne trouvait plus personne" (transl.: "Rampon and la Harpe - by the commanding General himself - defeat was complete - all of d'Argenteau's corps was erased while Beaulieu descended to Voltri, where he found nobody left"). - With a certification of authenticity at the bottom: "corrections de la campagne d'Italie écrit par Napoleon à Briars, isle Ste helene en 1815 / Cte. de Las Cases". Emmanuel, comte de Las Cases and his son accompanied the former emperor to Saint Helena. There, he acted informally but very assiduously as his secretary, taking down numerous notes of his conversations which thereafter took form in the famous "Mémorial de Sainte-Hélène".
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Napoléon I, Emperor of the French (1769-1821).
Draft for a letter with several autograph corrections. Paris, 20 ventôse 13 (March 11, 1805).
4to. ½ p. Rare draft for a letter to his Minister of Finances, Charles Gaudin (1756-1841), asking for more information about aid to the veterans of Piedmont as they would soon be his subjects in the newly created Kingdom of Italy: "Monsieur Gaudin, je vous renvoie vos états sur les biens des camps de vétérans en Piémont. Je désire que vous me fassiez un rapport d'une page, qui me fasse connaitre 'la loi a affecté' la quotité des biens que la loi a affectés aux camps de vétérans dans la 27è division militaire, combien il y en a déjà de désignées pour ce service et ce qu'il y manque" [Mister Gaudin, I return your budget of the assets of the veterans' camps in Piedmont to you. I want you to compile a one page report for me that informs me 'the law has affected' the share of the assets that the law has affected in the veterans' camps of the 27th military division, how many have already been appointed for this service and what it lacks"]. - Because of the many corrections the letter was never signed or sent. Every line has been partly crossed out or modified by the Emperor. - Napoleon's coronation as Emperor of the French had only taken place three months prior at which occasion the deputies of the Italian Republic officially offered the crown of Italy to him. On March 17, 1805 the political transformation of the Italian Republic to the Kingdom of Italy (1805-1814) was put into effect. The letter to Charles Gaudin relates to this process as Napoleon wanted to be fully informed about the financial obligations to the veterans of Piedmont, his new subjects.
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Napoléon I, Emperor of the French (1769-1821).
Printed naval patent signed ("Np"). Le palais des Tuileries [Paris], 25 March 1813.
490 x 350 mm. Blank form. Naval patent for an unidentified American boat, counter-signed by trade secretary Jean-Baptiste Henry Collin (1776-1837), state secretary Pierre Antoine Noël Bruno comte Daru (1767-1829), naval secretary Denis Decrès (1761-1820), and the director general of customs. Fine document from the age of the Napoleonic Wars, when the English army had occupied the Iberian Peninsula, fighting against Napoléon's troops, and field marshal Wellington was about to commence his final (and ultimately successful) attack. The present letter patent was issued by the French consul in Charlestown, New York, Boston or Baltimore and permitted American ships to move more or less freely toward France. The British warships were blocking the U.S. ports and obstructing American trade with France - one of the causes for the War of 1812, not resolved until December 1814. - Large reinforced tears to folds; slight edge damage, otherwise in good condition. Left edge trimmed, touching the printed text of the counter-leaf.
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Napoléon Joseph Charles Paul Bonaparte, französischer Militär und Staatsmann (1822-1891).
Eigenh. Brief mit U. ("Napoléon [Jérôme]"). Prangins, 10. X. o. J.
1 S. 8vo. Auf Briefpapier mit blindgepr. Monogramm. An den Naturwissenschaftler und demokratischen Politiker Karl Vogt (1817-95), den Karl Marx 1860 in seiner Schrift "Herr Vogt" beschuldigte, bezahlter Agent Kaiser Napoléons III. gewesen zu sein: "Mon cher Monsieur Vogt, je reçois votre lettre pour M. Châtelain, malgré mon peu d'influence sur les ministres, je le recommanderai, j'avoir le lettre à mon sécretaire à Paris pour qu'il la remettre lui même [...]. - Nach der Machtübernahme seines Cousins Napoleon III. wurde der "Prinz Napoléon" genannte Politiker General des französischen Heers. 1859 erwarb er am Genfer See die Domäne La Bergerie in Prangins (Schweiz), die bereits bis 1827 seinem Onkel Joseph Bonaparte, dem älteren Bruder Napoleons I., als Zubehör zu dessen Exilsitz Schloss Prangins gehört hatte. Ab 1862 ließ er sich dort die prachtvolle "Villa de Prangins" errichten, die er jedoch 1870 wieder veräußerte, woraufhin er sich auf einem verbliebenen Teil des Guts eine neue, bescheidenere Villa "La Bergerie de Prangins" erbauen ließ; diese diente ihm und seinen Nachfahren ab 1886 als Exilsitz.
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Napoléon-Jérôme BONAPARTE
Quatre lettres de Napoléon-Jérôme Bonaparte, aux signatures maçonniques, adressées au peintre Géniole
Italie, circa 1842 | 13.50 x 20.50 cm | 4 feuillets rempliés
Bookseller reference : 64434
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NAPP Larry 1919 93
Signature
This 24-year American League umpire worked two perfect games: He was at third base when Don Larsen pitched his perfect game in the 1956 World Series and he was at first base when Catfish Hunter did the same in 1968. Large signature in blue ballpoint heavy stock 5" X 3" card n.p. 1988 May 17. Fine. With original envelope. unknown
Bookseller reference : 18424
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NAQUET, Alfred
Lettre autographe signée par Alfred Naquet et adressée à: Mon cher Bodinier
0 1 lettre autographe de 2 pages, signée par Alfred Naquet, sur papier blanc à en-tête de la Chambre des Députés, à Paris le 23 janvier 1891 (adresse: 44 rue de Moscou). Feuillet double de format in 8: 210x135mm. Ce document original est présenté à plat sur un montage ancien du début du XXème siècle, la lettre est collée au verso par un fin onglet posé le long de l'extrémité de la marge inférieure et sur un feuillet de beau papier vergé fort (format: 325x250mm). Alfre Naquet y décline une demande relative à l'écriture d'un feuillet dans le but exclusif d'une reproduction autographique. Alfred Naquet, né à Carpentras 1834 - Paris 1916 , médecin, chimiste et homme politique français
Bookseller reference : 22398
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Naquet, Alfred, chemist and politician (1834-1916).
Autograph letter signed ("A. Naquet"). Paris, 19 May 1891.
Large 8vo. 3 pp. on bifolium. To "Mr. Granier" (probably the French politician Régis Frédéric Granier, 1806-94), in answer to a question regarding his opinion of Giuseppe Garibaldi: "[...] peut-on donc avoir des opinions variées sur ce grand patriote latin quand on est républicain et quand on est français? Mon sentiment est qu'on ne peut en avoir qu'une. Républicain on ne peut saluer qu'avec respect la mémoire de ce milicien de la liberté […] Quant à Crispi sur lequel vous m'interrogez aussi c'est l'antipode de Garibaldi [...] Il n'a pas fait la triple alliance, ce renouvellement de la sainte alliance, cette croisade des rois contre les peuples: elle était faite par d' autres que lui lorsqu'il est arrivé au pouvoir. Mais il a été le digne héritier des auteurs de ce pacte auquel il a plus que tout autre contribué à donner son maximum d'intensité [...] Les trois nations qui bordent la Méditerannée: l'Italie, la France, et l'Espagne sont sœurs, en dépit de tous les calculs égoïstes de la réaction Européene; et elles ont encore à jouer pour la défense des libertés générales un role [!] contre lequel tous les Crispi et les Mobilant ne sauraient prévaloir [...]". - On stationery with printed letterhead; fol. 2 with small label, ms. number and monogram stamp "LS".
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Nar, Carl von, Politiker (1807-1871).
Eigenh. Brief mit U. Ansbach, 10. VI. 1859.
2¼ SS. auf Doppelblatt. 8vo. An einen Freund mit einer Entschuldigung zur späten Briefbeantwortung, über die Arbeit im Landtag und mit persönlichen Neuigkeiten: "Nach Beendigung dieser Angelegenheiten aber befiel mich eine Augenentzündung [...] Inzwischen ist die Angelegenheit des Protégés Blumenthal, wie ich hoffe, zu seiner Zufriedenheit erledigt worden. Daß Du mir durch Edel u. Redwitz Gruß sagen laßen wolltest, freut mich, u. ich danke Dir für die freundliche Abhilfe, die Deinem Auftrage zu Grund lag; aber es hat keiner dieser Herren Deinen Auftrag befolgt, ich war ihnen eine mißliebige Person, weil ich am letzten Landtag nicht Chorus machte mit der großen Attaque gegen die Minister [...] Ich habe im Sept v. J.s eine Tochter verheirathet; heuer wird mein ältester Sohn auf Universität gehen. Er u. meine noch zu Hause befindlichen 4 Kinder geben mir manche Nuß zu knacken. Für 6 Kinder ist eine Reg[ierun]gsraths Besoldung etwas gar zu knapp. Doch hat der Himmel bis hieher geholfen, wird er auch noch weiter helfen [...]". - Durchgehend leicht gelbfleckig, mit winzigem Siegelrest und leichten Tintenabklatschspuren.
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Narath, Albert, Anatom und Chirurg (1864-1924).
Eigenh. Brief mit U. O. O. u. D.
4 SS. auf Doppelblatt. 8vo. An Julius von Hochenegg: "Ich danke Ihnen sehr für Ihre Erinnerung von der ich bereits Gebrauch gemacht habe. Das Bittschreiben an die pathol. Sammlung ist bereits nach Graz abgesendet [...] so weiche appetitliche Knochen wie in Graz habe nirgends gesehen [...]". - Albert Narath war Ordinarius an der Chirurgischen Universitätsklinik Heidelberg und publitierte u. a. über Magenoperationen, Darmausschaltung, retroperitoneale Lymphzysten, Entwicklung von künstlichen Kehlköpfen, Varikozelen-Operationen, Pneumatozelen der Parotis und Omentum majus-Plastiken. - Auf Briefpapier mit gepr. Initial; mit kleinen Randläsuren und -einrissen.
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NARCEJAC Thomas (écrivain)
LETTRE AUTOGRAPHE MANUSCRITE SIGNÉE
1960 une Lettre sur papier blanc ), format : 21 x 15 cm, non datée (1960 environ), notée en haut à droite Nice, le 20 décembre, lettre autographe manuscrite à l'encre bleue avec signature autographe manuscrite de Thomas NARCEJAC ,
Bookseller reference : 16270
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NARCEJAC Thomas - (Pierre Ayraud dit) - (Rochefort-sur-Mer 1908 - 1998)) - Ecrivain français
Lettre Autographe Signée à M. L. Demay - Sainte-Marie-sur-Mer le 30 juin 1949 -
2 pages in8 + enveloppe - bon état -
Bookseller reference : GF16175
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Narcisse Achille de SALVANDY - [Condom 1795 - Graveron 1856] - Homme politique et écrivain français
Lettre autographe signée à "Chère Madame" - sans date -
1810 1 page in12 - Trés bon état -
Bookseller reference : 33320
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NARCISSE Alphonse
L'ombre de la morte
- Plon, Paris 1954, 12x19cm, broché. - Edition de l'anné de l'originale, mention de 17ème mille. Dos légèrement insolé. Envoi autographe signé d'Alphonse Narcisse à madame André Morice. [ENGLISH DESCRIPTION ON DEMAND]
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NARCISSE Alphonse
L'ombre de la morte
- Plon, Paris 1954, 12x19cm, broché. - Edition de l'anné de l'originale, mention de 17ème mille. Dos légèrement insolé. Envoi autographe signé d'Alphonse Narcisse à André Morice. [ENGLISH DESCRIPTION ON DEMAND]
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Narcisse VIEILLARD - [Paris 1791 - 1857] - Homme politique français
Lettre Autographe Signée à "Mon cher Cousin" - Paris le 7 aout 1848 -
2 pages in8 - trés bon état -
Bookseller reference : 35108
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Narcisse-Achille de SALVANDY - [Condom 1795 - Graveron 1856] - Ecrivain et homme politique français
Lettre Autographe Signée à "Mon cher ami" - sd -
1 page in8 - bon état -
Bookseller reference : GF26978
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Narfon, Julien de, French writer (1863-1919).
Autograph letter signed. [Paris], 16. II. 1909.
8vo. 1½ pp. on bifolium. To a scholar, writing that he looks forward to reading a lecture the recipient recently held at the Institut Catholique on the "religious question in Geneva", asking when it is to be published, and requesting that he either mail him a copy or, if the publication is delayed, to let him have the use of the manuscript or its prinicpal pages. Narfon concludes with a promise to cite the work in his own writing: "Je désirerais beaucoup lire la belle conférence que vous avez donnée récemment à l'Institut catholique sur la question religieuse à Genève. Voudriez-vous avoir l'obligeance de me dire quand elle sera publiée, de m'en envoyer alors un exemplaire et, si cette publication doit trop tarder, de m'en communiquer le manuscrit ou les bonnes feuilles. J'aurai d'ailleurs certainement l'occasion de vous citer [...]". - On headed stationery of Le Figaro. Slightly foxed.
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Narischkin, Natalie, Ordensschwester (1820-1874)
5 eigenh. Briefe m. Unterschrift.
Paris, 1849-1862. Zus. 9 S., 8°.
Bookseller reference : 36256
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NARREY (Charles).
Ce que l’on dit pendant une contredanse. Nouvelle édition. Desins de MM.Anastasi, Gustave Boulanger, Darjou, Jules Massé et Théophile Poilpot.
Paris,Dentu,1873 ;in-8°,demi-chagrin bleu de l’époque,dos à nerfs orné dfilets et fleurons dorés,titre et auteur dorés;4ff.,110pp.,1f.;dos de la reliure légèrement frotté.
Bookseller reference : cROU-1832
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NARTUS, Joseph
Assiettes peintes. Poèmes [ Livre dédicacé par l'auteur ]
1 vol. in-12 br., Albert Messein, Paris, 1936, 144 pp.
Bookseller reference : 56537
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NARTUS, Joseph
Assiettes peintes. Poèmes [ Livre dédicacé par l'auteur ]
1 vol. in-12 br., Albert Messein, Paris, 1936, 144 pp. Bon état (rouss., très bon état par ailleurs) pour cet exemplaire dédicacé par l'auteur à l'écrivain bordelais Michel Suffran. Français
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NASH, Frances (1890-1971)
Inscribed Photograph Signed
This noted concert pianist performed nationally throughout the 1920s and '30s; her husband was General Edwin M. "Pa" Watson 1883-1945 close friend and assistant to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. IPS 8" X 10" n.p. 1925. Very good. Faint creasing near bottom barely visible. Sepia-tone half-length portrait of Nash playing piano nicely signed and inscribed by her in black ink at lower right to a Chicago music school founder: "To John Leiser -- / Sincere Greetings / Frances Nash / 1925." A fine image by noted photographer Herman Heyn 1866-1943 the noted German-born portrait photographer remembered for portraits of William Jennings Bryan William Howard Taft and hundreds of Native American portraits with his blind-embossed "Heyn / Omaha" imprint at lower right. unknown
Bookseller reference : 40554
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Naske, Emilie, Schriftstellerin (1866-1945).
Ms. Bildpostkarte mit eigenh. U. Brünn, 25. XI. 1943.
1 S. 8vo. Dankt Josef Wesely für ihr übersandte Wünsche (zum Geburtstag). - Anfangs Bürgerschullehrerin für Deutsch, Geographie und Geschichte in Brünn, betätigte sich Emilie Naske, gelegentlich auch unter dem Pseudonym Emmy Leitner, als freie Schriftstellerin und arbeitete an verschiedenen Brünner, Prager und Wiener Zeitungen mit. Sie veröffentlichte Romane wie ‘Die Chiromantin’ (1926) sowie eine Sammlung von Kurzgeschichten in mährischer Mundart. Vgl. Kosch IX, 1187 (Leitner).
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NASMYTH, Alexander (1758-1840)
Autograph Fragment unsigned
This Scottish portrait and landscape painter friend of Walter Scott and Robert Burns is often called the "father of Scottish landscape painting; as an architect he designed Edinburgh's Dean Bridge and part of St. Bernard's Well; his many children were all artists of note as well. Autograph Fragment unsigned 3½" X 1" irregular tipped to contemporary 6" X 4" sheet n.p. n.y. Curious and comical note perhaps a postscript clipped from a letter reading in full: "the sooner the Better / a Bad pen and worse / Ink." At lower left of the heavy stock sheet to which this is lightly tipped an admirer notes his name and fame. unknown
Bookseller reference : 28608
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Nasmyth, James, schottischer Ingenieur und Erfinder des Dampfhammers (1808-1890).
Eigenh. Brief mit U. Penshurst, Kent, 9. X. 1868.
4 SS. auf Doppelblatt. 8vo. An seinen Freund Becknell mit der Vereinbarung eines Treffens in der folgenden Woche, bei dem er diesem und ihrem gemeinsamen Bekannten Gilbert eine große alte Buche im dortigen Park zeigen wolle: "Gilbert has sent me the welcome information that he can be with us any day we like to name next week. So we have named Tuesday by the same train as you & Goodall came by. I trust Tuesday will suit you and that the day may be everything we could desire [...] There is such a grand Ruin of a Great Beech here in the Park I have to show you [...] Gilbert will be delighted with it, I am sure [...]". - Auf Briefpapier mit gepr. Adresse. Mit einem kleinen Klebstofffleck.
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Naso, Eckart von, Schriftsteller und Dramaturg (1888-1976).
2 eigenh. Briefe mit U. und 1 eh. Postkarte mit U. Frankfurt a. M. und Stuttgart, 1954 und 1955.
Zusammen (2+2+1=) 5 SS. auf 3 Bll. Qu.-(gr.-)8vo. An den Buchhändler Willi Henne wegen Leseabenden: "[...] Ich wäre grundsätzlich gern bereit und bitte Sie, mir gelegentlich selbst zu schreiben, damit wir uns über die Bedingungen verständigen können [...]" (a. d. Br. v. 20. III. 1954). - Als Offizier im Ersten Weltkrieg schwer verwundet, wurde Eckart von Naso 1916 Sekretär bei seinem Onkel Georg Graf von Hülsen-Haeseler, dem Generalintendanten am Berliner Staatlichen Schauspielhaus, wo er dann seit 1918 als Dramaturg, zeitweise als Regisseur und schließlich bis 1945 als Chefdramaturg unter Gustaf Gründgens tätig war. 1950 wurde er Dozent an der Filmakademie in Wiesbaden und 1953/54 Chefdramaturg an den Städtischen Bühnen Frankfurt a. M., später dann in Stuttgart. Sein literarisches Werk umfaßt Dramen und Romane sowie Novellen um historische Gestalten und Begebenheiten, besonders aus dem alten Preußen. - Die Briefe auf Briefpapier mit gedr. Briefkopf.
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Naso, Eckart von, Schriftsteller und Dramaturg (1888-1976)
Typoskript mit eigenh. Korrekturen.
o.J. Frankfurt, Oktober 1963, Fol. 6 Bl. (num. [1], 3-5, 8-9). Gelocht.
Bookseller reference : 42719
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NASSAR Raduan
Lavoura arcaica
- José Olympio editora, Rio de Janeiro 1975, 13x18,5cm, broché. - Edition originale. Agréable exemplaire malgré une pâle mouillure qui affecte les derniers feuillets en pied. Rare envoi autographe signé de Raduan Nassar, en portugais, à la traductrice Alice (Raillard) et son époux le critique d'art Georges. [ENGLISH DESCRIPTION ON DEMAND]
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Nassau-Dillenburg, Juliane von, Landgräfin von Hessen-Kassel (1587-1643).
Urkunde mit eigenh. U. Kassel, Ostern 1641.
1 S. Qu.-Folio. Feines Pergament. Belehnungsbrief für ein Häuschen zu Gunsten des Sekretärs Conradt Koeten nach 18 treuen Dienstjahren, da dieser bessere Wohnverhältnisse für seine Familie brauche und dieselbe Gnade zuvor schon einem anderen Hofbediensteten, Claus Schreiber, zuteilgeworden war: "[...] Er unser Secretarius [solle] aber darjegen schuldigk sein [...], solch Häußlein in Bau und Beßerung zuhalten, Unß und der unßerigen dafür (wie er ohne daß vermöge seiner Bestallung zu thun schuldig ist) getreu, gehorsamb und gewertigk zu sein [...] da er auch ohn dieser Behausung zur seiner beßeren commoditet etwas Hauptweßliches bauen würde [...]". - Mit Regest verso. Es fehlt das Siegel; die Plica bis auf den mittleren Bereich abgetrennt (die Einschnitte zur Anbringung des Siegels eingerissen). Leicht braun- und wasserfleckig.
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Nassau-Weilburg, Adolph Wilhelm von, Großherzog von Luxemburg (1817-1905).
Brief mit eigenh. Ergebenheitsformel und U. Biebrich, 7. VI. 1857.
1½ SS. auf Doppelblatt. Folio. Goldschnitt. An König Wilhelm III. der Niederlande (1817-90) mit Bekanntgabe der Vermählung seiner Schwester Prinzessin Sophia von Nassau (1836-1913) mit Prinz Oskar II. von Schweden (1829-1907): "Nach den wohlwollenden Gesinnungen, wovon Eure Königliche Majestät mir schon vielfache Beweise zu geben geruht haben, darf ich die Ueberzeugung hegen, daß Höchstdieselben auch, an diesem Für mich und mein Herzogliches Haus so erfreulichen Ereignisse einigen gnädigen Antheil nehmen werden [...]". - Mit kalligraph. verziertem Briefkopf und wenigen kleinen Randeinrissen.
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Nasser, Gamal Abdel, Politiker (1918-1970)
Neujahrsklappkarte mit mont. Porträtphotographie (mit Unterschrftenstempel) und Visitenkarte.
o.J. Ohne Ort, 1958, Qu.-Gr.-8°. Gelocht.
Bookseller reference : 41036
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Nasser, Gamal Abdel, President of Egypt (1918-1970).
Typed letter signed ("Gamal Nasser"). Cairo, 24. VIII. 1953.
4to. 1 page. To Neel Goldblatt of Goldblatt Brothers Inc. in Chicago: "With pleasure, I received your letter and with pleasure I send you back the stamps with my signature on each although I never think of myself as a great person in this world. The only truth in my person is that I am fighting with all my patriots to live as free people in a free country in the free democratic world. We Egyptians, believe that this [!] a very justified demand. Unfortunately the Britishers do not agree with us and wish we live [!] as slaves under their domination. Our fight, now, is to force the British to understand our case and evacuate the Canal zone and thus gain our freindship [!] instead of our hateree [!]. To realize our aim, we are ready to sacrifice our lives. This is one side of a small picture of myself and you can find, Dear Sir, that there is no greatness in it but there is truth, faith and hope [...]". - Signed as General Secretary on a letterhead printed in Arabic. The addressee was a Polish-American-Jewish collector and member of the Goldblatt family that owned Goldblatt Bros. department stores in the Midwest headquartered in Cicago. A typed English heading states Cairo's "Liberation Rally Republic Square", Tahrir Square, also the center of the demonstrations of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution, a critical part of the Arab spring. In upper left corner traces of a staple. - Black and white photography (125:78 mm) added, showing Nasser waving, in the background an enormous crowd of people demonstrating.
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Nat King Cole, Carlos Machado
Signed Autograph by Nat King Cole
This is a 17-pages softcover document AUTOGRAPHED by Jazz legend Nat King Cole (1919-1965). Penned by him with blue ball pen on the front cover. A 250 x 158 mm brochure in Portuguese with a black and white photograph of the legendary jazzman on the cover. Nat King Cole performed in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, at the renowned hotel Copacabana Palace in Abril 1959, from the 13th to the 19th. Presented by Carlos Machado (1908-1992) and the charity Pro Matre. The inside describes who Machado and King Cole are, with many ads and black-and-white illustrations. Of note: a picture of Cole with Sammy Davis, Harry Belafonte, Frank Sinatra and other stars. He is even shown looking at Da Vinci's Mona Lisa in France! Very little wear and tear/foxing on the covers. Yellowed margins inside. King Cole's dedication is very legible and easy to recognize. VG-.
Bookseller reference : 0465
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Natalia Chesco, Königin von Serbien (1859-1941).
Portraitphotographie mit U. O. O. u. D.
170:113 mm. ¾-Portrait en face aus dem Atelier des K.K. Hofphotographen J. Lewy, Wien, mit dessen gedr. Signet am unteren Rand des Trägerkartons. Die Bildseite signiert. - Alte Montagespuren auf der Verso-Seite.
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Natalie Clifford BARNEY
"Il y aura aussi 3 poèmes que j'ai écrits à la mémoire de Renée Vivien."" • Signed autograph letter to a friend
Paris 1952. Fine. Paris samedi 29 novembre 1952 13.50 x 20.80 cm une page sur un feuillet Handwritten signed letter addressed to a friend: “There will also be three poems that I wrote in memory of Renée Vivien” Paris Saturday 29 November 1952 135 x 208 cm one page on a leaf Handwritten letter signed by Natalie Clifford Barney addressed to a friend and written in black ink on a stationery from 20 rue Jacob Paris VIe. Central fold from having been sent. Interesting letter mentioning a future reading of Natalie Clifford Barney: ”A literary hour must be devoted to me this Wednesday at 5pm 41 rue des Petits champs. This session of my poems and thoughts will be accompanied by 4 melodies by Florent Schmidt.” The so-called “literary hour” will also be a tribute to one of Natalie's greatest loves who died several decades earlier: “There will also be 3 poems that I wrote in memory of Renée Vivien.” The two women experienced an intense and tumultuous relationship in their youth. After the tragic and early death of her lover Natalie Clifford Barney continued to honor her memory notably by becoming a patron of the Prix Renée-Vivien created by the baroness Hélène de Zuylen another of Renée's lovers. It is at the end of 1899 and through Violette Shillito that Renée Vivien – then Pauline Tarn – met Natalie Clifford Barney ""this American woman softer than a scarf whose sparkling face shines with golden hair sea blue eyes never-ending teeth"" Colette Claudine à Paris. Natalie who had just experienced a summer romance with the scandalous Liane de Pougy who introduced her to sapphism paid little attention to this new acquaintance. Renée on the other hand was totally captivated by the young American woman and describes this love at first sight in her autobiographical novel Une femme m'apparut: ""I lived again the hour already well past when I saw her for the first time felt the shiver that ran through me when my eyes met the mortal steel of her look those eyes blue and piercing as a blade. I had a dim premonition that this woman would determine the pattern of my fate and that her face was the predestined face of my Future. Near her I felt the luminous dizziness which comes at the edge of an abyss or the attraction of a very deep water. She radiated the charm of danger which drew me to her inexorably."" ""Winter 1899-1900. Beginnings of the idyll. One evening Vivien is invited by her new friend to Mme Barney's studio Natalie's mother 153 avenue Victor-Hugo on the corner of the rue de Longchamp. Natalie finds the courage to read the verses of her composition. As Vivien tells her to love these verses she tells her that it is better to love the poet. A response worthy of the Amazon."" J.-P. Goujon Tes blessures sont plus douces que leurs caresses Two years of unequal happiness will follow punctuated by Natalie's recurring infidelities and Renée's sickly jealousy the letters of which oscillate between inflamed declarations and painful admissions of guilt. ""Renée Vivien is the daughter of Sappho and Baudelaire she is the 1900 flower of evil with fevers broken-up fights sad delights."" Jean Chalon Portrait d'une séductrice In 1901 a major break-up occurred which lasted almost two years; Renée despite requests from Natalie and the others she sent to win her back resisted. ""The two friends saw each other again and in August 1905 went on a pilgrimage to Lesbos which was a disappointment for Natalie Barney and was short-lived. . The spring was broken once and for all. The two former friends stopped seeing each other in 1907 and Vivien died without them seeing each other again."" J.-P. Goujon ibid. unknown
Bookseller reference : 78894
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Natalie Clifford BARNEY
"J'ai du mal à vous pardonner le mal que vous vous êtes fait à vous-même !"" • Signed autograph letter addressed to Dr. Francis Mars
Paris 1966. Fine. Paris 17 novembre 1966 20.70 x 13.50 cm une page sur un feuillet enveloppe jointe Handwritten signed letter addressed to Docteur Francis Mars: ""j'ai du mal à vous pardonner le mal que vous vous êtes fait à vous-même !” “I find it difficult to forgive you for the harm you have done to yourself!” Paris 17 November 1966 20.7 x 13.5 cm one page on a leaf envelope attached Handwritten letter signed by Natalie Clifford Barney addressed to Doctor Francis Mars a few lines written in black in on a leaf of headed paper from 20 rue Jacob Paris VIe envelope attached. Central fold from having been sent. ""Cher ami Francis j'ai du mal à vous pardonner le mal que vous vous êtes fait à vous-même ! Natalie PS: Je ne serai à Nice que vers le 5 déc.” “My dear friend Francis I find it difficult to forgive you for the harm you have done to yourself! Natalie PS: I will not be in Nice until around 5 Dec. ” Francis Mars from Nice was a mutual friend of Natalie Clifford Barney and her companion the artist-painter Romaine Brooks. The two women who had been in a relationship for almost fifty years did not live together: Natalie lived in Paris and only joined Romaine in Nice for the winter. unknown
Bookseller reference : 78869
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Natalie Clifford BARNEY
"Il y aura aussi 3 poèmes que j'ai écrits à la mémoire de Renée Vivien." Lettre autographe signée adressée à une amie
Paris samedi 29 novembre 1952 | 13.50 x 20.80 cm | une page sur un feuillet
Bookseller reference : 78894
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Natalie Clifford BARNEY
"J'ai du mal à vous pardonner le mal que vous vous êtes fait à vous-même !" Lettre autographe signée adressée au Docteur Francis Mars
Paris 17 novembre 1966 | 20.70 x 13.50 cm | une page sur un feuillet, enveloppe jointe
Bookseller reference : 78869
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NATANSON (Thadée).
Peints à leur tour.
Paris Albin Michel 1948 1 vol. broché in-8, broché, couverture illustrée, non coupé, 388 pp., 32 planches hors-texte Edition originale de ces portraits "d'après nature" d'une cinquantaine de peintres par le grand collectionneur et créateur de "La Revue blanche" (1868-1951). Un des 30 exemplaires numérotés sur vélin de Lana, seul grand papier, avec un envoi autographe signé de l'auteur au libraire Jean Touzot. Décharge brune sur la première page de garde, sinon bonne condition.
Bookseller reference : 120513
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NATANSON (Thadée).
Peints à leur tour.
Paris Albin Michel 1948 1 vol. broché in-8, broché, couverture illustrée, non coupé, 388 pp., 32 planches hors-texte Edition originale de ces portraits "d'après nature" d'une cinquantaine de peintres par le grand collectionneur et créateur de "La Revue blanche" (1868-1951). Un des 30 exemplaires numérotés sur vélin de Lana, seul grand papier, avec un envoi autographe signé de l'auteur au libraire Jean Touzot. Décharge brune sur la première page de garde, sinon bonne condition.
Bookseller reference : 120513
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NATHAN (Monique).
Virginia Woolf par elle-même.
Paris Editions du Seuil, coll. "Ecrivains de toujours" 1956 1 vol. broché in-12, broché, couverture illustrée, 191 pp., illustrations en noir hors-texte, bibliographie. Edition originale en service de presse avec un envoi de l'auteur "A Monsieur Georges Bataille, avec le sympathique souvenir de Monique Nathan". Dos usé.
Bookseller reference : 93461
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NATHAN (Monique).
Virginia Woolf par elle-même.
Paris Editions du Seuil, coll. "Ecrivains de toujours" 1956 1 vol. broché in-12, broché, couverture illustrée, 191 pp., illustrations en noir hors-texte, bibliographie. Edition originale en service de presse avec un envoi de l'auteur "A Monsieur Georges Bataille, avec le sympathique souvenir de Monique Nathan". Dos usé.
Bookseller reference : 93461
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NATHAN August Dr. jur
Die Übertragung des Eigentums an beweglichen Sachen mittels constitutum possessorium zum Zwecke der Sicherung von Forderungen.
Stuttgart. J. B. Metzlersche Buchhandlung und Buchdruckerei. 1909. VII, 75 Seiten. Originalbroschur. (Einband am Rücken beschädigt u. randfleckig. Papier teils randfleckig u. gewellt). 24x16 cm
Bookseller reference : 63331
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Nathan, George Jean (Editor), Maxwell Anderson, John Steinbeck, William Saroyan, Lillian Hellman, Sidney Kingsley (Ownership Sig
The Critics' Prize Plays: Winterset High Tor Of Mice And Men The Time Of Your Life Watch On The Rhine The Patriots
New York: World Publishing 1945. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. 377 Pp. Black Cloth Gilt. First Printing Stated. Ownership Signature Of Actress Marie Windsor With Her Then-Address In Hollywood Also With Notes In ":The Time Of Your Life" With Part Of "Kitty" Underlined Throughout. <br/> <br/> World Publishing hardcover
Bookseller reference : 030412
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Nathaniel Branden
Honoring the Self. Personal integrity and the heroic potentials of human nature [signed]
Los Angeles, Jeremy P. Tarcher / Houghton Miffin, 1983. First edition, second printing. Boldly signed by Nathaniel Branden on the first free endpaper (not a tip-in). In-4, 23 x 27 cm, 271 pp. Original dust jacket with flaps. Table of contents at the beginning. A small defect at the top of the DJ and at the bottom of the spine, otherwise VG. Pages are crisp and clear. Nathaniel Branden's Honoring the Self is a cornerstone of self-esteem psychology. The author was a long friend of Ayn Rand before launching his own, close yet unmistakably his, brand of worldview and knowledge of the human mind. "Tell me how a person judges his or her self-esteem," says pioneering psychologist Nathaniel Branden, "and I will tell you how that person operates at work, in love, in sex, in parenting, in every important aspect of existence--and how high he or she is likely to rise. The reputation you have with yourself--your self-esteem--is the single most important factor for a fulfilling life." (Inside flap)
Bookseller reference : 0119
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