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( VALERY) - POMMIER Jean.
Paul Valéry et la création littéraire.
1946 Paris, Editions de l'Encyclopédie française, 1946; plaquette in-8° agrafée, couverture crème imprimée en noir et rouge;44pp.
Riferimento per il libraio : 7869
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((BOMBLED Louis) - FRAGEROLLE Georges.
Le Rêve de Joël. Légende, poème et musique de Georges Fragerolle, Compositions en couleurs de Louis Bombled.
1894 Paris Enoch frères et Costallat, E. Flammarion, sans date (c.1894); in-4° oblong, cartonnage éditeur illustré en couleur, tranches rouges; 34pp.- (1)f.: titre illustré, 1 illustration en en-tête, 11 compositions à pleine page en couleurs, et 1 vignette en couleurs sur le dernier feuillet. Envoi autographe signé de l'illustrateur sur le feuillet de la dédicace imprimée, daté du 4 mars 1894.
Riferimento per il libraio : 10641
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(ABEILLES) — Amélie MESUREUR.
«L’Abeille». Poème autographe signé.
10 janvier 1924. 1 p. in folio
Riferimento per il libraio : AMA-32
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(ABEILLES) — Amélie MESUREUR.
«Piqûre d’abeille, flèche de Cupidon?» Manuscrit autographe signé
3 pp. in 4°
Riferimento per il libraio : AMA-31
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(ALAIN). NADAL (Octave).
L.A.S. à Pierre David.
1 p. in-8, Paris, 16 septembre 1947. “Je vous fais parvenir trois inédits d’Alain. Fin juillet j’avais montré à Alain La Licorne et il m’avait promis d’écrire pour elle. Vous savez que le Journal a paru presque en entier dans le Mercure de France et ce qu’il en restait ne m’a guère séduit. Voici donc les pages qu’il m’envoie aujourd’hui. Si vous les retenez - ou une partie - pour La Licorne, prévenez-moi, je vous prie ; sinon vous voudrez bien me les renvoyer...
Riferimento per il libraio : 20170
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(Aragon).
Littératures Soviétiques -1. Introduction aux littératures soviétiques, contes et nouvelles.
Paris, NRF, 1956 Un volume broché de format in 8° de 304 pp. Service de presse de l'édition originale. Envoi autographe signé d'Aragon. Peu courant.
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(Autographs) HUNTINGTON, Samuel
1793 Samuel Huntington Signed Letter RE: Release of Ship During the Genet Affair ALS
Norwich CT: Original 1793. Original Letter. Very Good. 7 1/4 X 8 1/2 Inches. Autograph Letter Signed. Important letter from Samuel Huntington signer of the Declaration of Independence and Governor of Connecticut. In part: "I am this day honore'd with your letter of the 29th Ulto.by Capt. Robert Barry; & agreeably to your desire to have restored to him the Brig. Nancy with all the Appurtenances & Cargo that were found on board at the time she was taken into Custody by the Government. / With Great Respect / I am your humble Servant / S. H."<br /> <br /> This "copy" made in the hand of Samuel Huntington as Governor of Connecticut. Dated September 3 1793 this letter is an important handwritten record from the close of the Citizen Genet Affair. Huntington writes to John Temple the British Consul-General to the United States concerning the return of an English ship siezed by illegal French privateer "Petit Democrat." <br /> <br /> Tipped to another sheet. Some bleeding and a bit of toning. A nicely preserved letter ALS overall. Original unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 4199
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(Autographs) GABRIEL, Charles A
Chief of Staff - United States Air Force CHARLES A. GABRIEL Typed Letter Signed RE: Citizens responsibility to preserve and protect our democratic way of life
Washington DC: Original Letter 1983. Original Letter. Single Sheet. Near Fine. 7 X 9 Inches. Typed Letter Signed TLS by Charles A. Gabriel General USAF Chief of Staff. Letter dated May 9 1983. On official "Chief of Staff - United States Air Force" stationery. Unfolded. <br /> <br /> In part: "One of the greatest gifts that a father can give to his sons is an appreciation for their heritage and the motivation to carry on the traditions that have made our nation great. you share a common responsibility with your fellow citizens -- the responsibility to preserve and protect our free and democratic way of life."<br /> <br /> General Charles Alvin Gabriel 1928 - 2003 was a noted pilot in Korea and Vietnam. He flew over 140 mission in Vietnam alone. He was the 11th Chief of Staff of the US Air Force and a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Original Letter unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 1395
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(Autographs) BURGHOFF, Gary
Eugene McCarthy Signed Index Card
Original. Original. Near Fine. 2 7/8 X 4 7/8 Inches. Index Card with bold signature in black sharpie by Senator and Presidential Candidate numerous times Eugene McCarthy. Original unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 5762
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(AUTOGRAPHS). (LORD JOHN PRESS). KING, STEPHEN (Introduction)
LORD JOHN SIGNATURES
Northridge California: Lord John Press 1991. No. 135 OF 150 DELUXE COPIES and 400 numbered copies and 26 lettered copies. 195 x 265 mm. 7 3/4 x 10 3/4". xi 1 pp. 1 leaf blank 1-16 15a 16a 17-38 pp. 3 leaves 41-75 1 pp. 2 leaves. <br/> Publisher's navy quarter morocco over gray buckram cover titled in blue spine lettered in gilt. In a slightly worn navy buckram slipcase. With 40 photographs of the authors whose signatures appear plus an additional 55 photos of signatures from other authors and public figures. SIGNED BY 41 AUTHORS. Essentially as new.<br/> <br/> An autograph collector's delight this unusual fine press production is perhaps of importance mainly as the vehicle for the first printing of an essay by Stephen King on autograph collecting signed by King of course. In addition the book features the signatures of 41 important figures including alphabetically John Barth Ray Bradbury Harry Crews Gerald R. Ford Jim Harrison Tony Hillerman Ursula LeGuin Elmore Leonard Norman Mailer Joyce Carol Oates Reynolds Price Anne Tyler John Updike and Eudora Welty. The Lord John Press was founded in 1978 by Herbert Yellin 1935-2014 with the purpose of publishing modern authors in signed limited editions. Yellin had long been a collector of books and autographs before he became a publisher and he kept his collector's sensibility as a publisher always concerned with excellent printing and of course with signatures. Lord John Press unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 20338-120
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(AUTOGRAPHS). (LORD JOHN PRESS). KING, STEPHEN (Introduction)
LORD JOHN SIGNATURES
Northridge California: Lord John Press 1991. No. 135 OF 150 DELUXE COPIES and 400 numbered copies and 26 lettered copies. 195 x 265 mm. 7 3/4 x 10 3/4". xi 1 pp. 1 leaf blank 1-16 15a 16a 17-38 pp. 3 leaves 41-75 1 pp. 2 leaves. <br/> Publisher's navy quarter morocco over gray buckram cover titled in blue spine lettered in gilt. In a slightly worn navy buckram slipcase. With 40 photographs of the authors whose signatures appear plus an additional 55 photos of signatures from other authors and public figures. SIGNED BY 41 AUTHORS. Essentially as new.<br/> <br/> An autograph collector's delight this unusual fine press production is perhaps of importance mainly as the vehicle for the first printing of an essay by Stephen King on autograph collecting signed by King of course. In addition the book features the signatures of 41 important figures including alphabetically John Barth Ray Bradbury Harry Crews Gerald R. Ford Jim Harrison Tony Hillerman Ursula LeGuin Elmore Leonard Norman Mailer Joyce Carol Oates Reynolds Price Anne Tyler John Updike and Eudora Welty. The Lord John Press was founded in 1978 by Herbert Yellin 1935-2014 with the purpose of publishing modern authors in signed limited editions. Yellin had long been a collector of books and autographs before he became a publisher and he kept his collector's sensibility as a publisher always concerned with excellent printing and of course with signatures. Lord John Press unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : ST20338-120
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(Autographs) LEIGH, Vivien
May 13 1963 Letter Signed by Vivien Leigh DURING HER "TOVARICH" RUN FOR WHICH SHE WON A TONY AWARD
New York: Original Letter 1963. Original Letter. Near Fine. 5 3/4 X 7 3/4 Inches. Typed Signed Letter TLS from Actress Vivien Leigh of Gone with the Wind fame. On Leigh's personal "Broadway Theatre New York" stationery. Signed in ink by Vivien Leigh. In part: "Thank you. for sending me the resume of your thesis on the death of Falstaff. With every good wish. Yours sincerely Vivien Leigh."Unobtrusive horizontal fold. <br /> <br /> Vivian Leigh 1913-1967 was a two-time Academy Award Winner. The first was for her starring role as "Southern Belle" Scarlett O'Hara in Gone with the Wind and the second was for her Blanche DuBois in "A Streetcar Named Desire." Her only Tony Award was won in 1963 for Best Actress in a Musical in the Broadway version of "Tovarich" the year of this letter.<br /> <br /> NOTE: Ralph Edward Schroeder's Thesis for his M.A. at San Diego State College was filed in 1964 under the title "The Holy Dying of Falstaff and its Implications." OCLC locates only one copy at San Diego State. Original Letter unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 3972
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(Autographs) AVALLONE, Michael (AKA: Nick Carter)
Michael Avallone ALS w/ Cover Nick Carter Content
1993. Original Letter. Very Good. Autograph Letter Signed ALS from Michael Avallone to noted autograph collector and author Mark Allen Baker. Avallone was the creator of the Nick Carter series and has written under several other pen names.<br /> <br /> "Mark / There is no Nick Carter - it's a house pen name / But - there most certainly is a MICHAEL AVALLONE and I launched the Nick Carter series in 1964 with Run Spy Run and The China Doll - Stay Loose Michael Avallone."<br /> <br /> Note written on a facsimile "montage" created to Avallone who was famous for autographing on similar facsimile sheets of his own creation. Accompanied by original cover envelope. From the collection of author and noted autograph collector Mark Allen Baker. unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 4699
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(Autographs) SHAARA, Michael
Original August 16 1979 Typed Letter Signed From Pulitzer Prize Winner Michael Shaara CANDID DISCUSSION OF HIS FAMOUS MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT AND SUBSEQUENT DRUG OVERDOSE
Tallahassee FL: Original Letter 1979. Ephemera. Single Sheet. Near Fine. 8 1/2 X 11 Inches. Rare TLS Typed Letter Signed from Pulitzer Prize winning author Michael Shaara. Letter on author's personal "Tallahassee" stationery. Shaara was a lifetime writer but consistently struggled with the page. and publishers apparently. As time would tell he had but one truly great book in him although he dreamed of an autobiographical Shakespeare novel that would top "The Killer Angels". Interestingly Shaara also wrote the book "For the Love of the Game" later published and adapted to the Kevin Costner film of the same name. The Killer Angels was Shaara's Pulitzer Prize winner and is most certainly the book he is remembered for. <br /> <br /> In part "Please excuse me for taking so long to answer your letter. First I was out of the country and then when I go back I was sick for a while - one problem was drugs overdose after a motorcycle accident." Boldly signed at the conclusion in blue ink. A very candid conversational letter in classic Shaara style. Original Letter unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 1286
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(Autographs) SMATHERS, George; KENNON, Robert; et al
Political Archive LOT of Dr. James Rupert Senator "Gorgeous" George Smathers and Louisiana Governor Robert Kennon
Washington DC: Original 1960. Ephemera. Very Good. Photograph and Letter TLS LOT. Archive of Florida/Louisiana Political Material INCLUDING:<br /> <br /> 1 - TLS Typed Letter Signed - US Senator George Smathers to Dr. James Rupert - September 27 1952 - RE: Dwight Eisenhower Presidential Campaign of 1952 SECRETARIAL SIGNATURE - With original carbon transmittal letter.<br /> 2 - TLS Typed Letter Signed - US Representative William C. Cramer to Dr. James Rupert - September 18 1962 - RE: United Nations Bond proposal & The Farm Bill of 1962<br /> 3 - TLS Typed Letter Signed - US Senator George Smathers to Dr. James Rupert - August 16 1963 - RE: The Communist Threat "I am sure you know that I am opposed to aid to countries dominated by the Communists."<br /> 4 - TLS Typed Letter Signed - US Senator George Smathers to Dr. James Rupert - November 1 1963 - RE: Sale of "surplus wheat" to Russia. - With original carbon transmittal letter.<br /> 5 - TLS Typed Letter Signed - US Senator George Smathers to Dr. James Rupert - February 14 1966 - RE: The Communist Threat "We will eventually win this battle of survival in which are engaged against the Communist menace."<br /> 6 - FIVE 5 Original carbon transmittal letters from Dr. Rupert. Four to Senator Smathers and one to Congressman Sydney Herlong Jr. Florida<br /> 7 - One large 11 X 14 B/W Photograph signed and inscribed by Governor of Louisiana Robert Kennon to "The Jacksonville Beach Democrats for Eisenhower" of which Dr. Rupert appears to have been President<br /> 8 - One 6 1/2 X 8 1/2 Inch B/W Photograph of Dr. James Rupert<br /> <br /> Senator George Smathers was the United States Senator from Florida 1951 to 1969. Senator Smathers and Dr. J.A. Rupert were friends and political allies. Smathers AKA "Gorgeous George" was a noted friend of John F. Kennedy and served as an usher in John and Jackie Kennedy's wedding. Smathers was noted alumni of the University of Florida and is the namesake of the main campus library The George A. Smathers Libraries. Original unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 1184
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(autographs)
PRECIEUX AUTOGRAPHES COMPOSANT LA COLLECTION DE MONSIEUR ALFRED DUPONT - QUATRIEME PARTIE
Paris 1962. La vente aura lieu par le ministere de Mr. Jean Ribault-Menetiere. In French. 4to. 202 items listed photo illustrations original printed wraps. VG light cover wear and soiling. . paperback
Riferimento per il libraio : a71397
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(Autographs) NIXON, Richard
President Richard Nixon January 8 1990 Typed Letter Signed TLS; President Nixon says goodbye to the 80's - "I only hope we are all around to celebrate the beginning of a new century on January 1 2000!
Woodcliff Lake NJ: Original Letter 1990. Original Letter. Single Sheet. Near Fine. 6 5/8 X 10 1/2 Inches. Typed Letter Signed by President Richard Nixon. On his personal "Woodcliff Lake" stationery. Letter addressed to noted autograph collector and Nixon pen-pal Bill Breseman. <br /> <br /> In part: "As the 1980's come to an end Mrs. Nixon and I want you to know how much we appreciated your remembering us so generously and thoughtfully during the Christmas season. We want to take this opportunity to extend our best wishes to you for the new year and the decade of the nineties."<br /> <br /> Boldly signed by President Nixon. Signature has been compared to all known autopen specimens of which it matches none. Original Letter unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 1533
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(Autographs) BAKER, Howard
Senator Howard Baker 1979 Typed Letter Signed TLS - "I do intend to be a candidate next year.
Washington DC: Original Typed Letter 1979. Original Letter. Single Sheet. Very Good. 8 X 10 1/2 Inches. Original Typed Letter Signed TLS from Senator and Presidential hopeful Howard Baker to a Mr. Bronx Sledge of Macon MS. Dated May 3 1979. In part: "With respect to the 1980 Presidential election I am flattered by your expression of encouragement and support. While I do intend to be a candidate next year I have not formally announced my candidacy as yet. I have however set up a committee with the FEC to receive contributions and finance the travel which I am undertaking to "test the waters" for a Presidential race in the next few months."<br /> <br /> On Official United States Senate letterhead. Boldly signed by Baker at the conclusion. In the end Baker well known for his involvement in the Watergate investigation did run for President in 1980. He went on to withdraw from the race after losing to Bush and to Reagan in the primaries. It was suspected that he would be chosen as the VP canididate under Reagan but Bush was eventually selected instead. A nice piece from the great election of 1980! Light toning and hint of wear to edges. Original Typed Letter unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 2240
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(Autographs) THURMOND, Strom
Senator Strom Thurmond SC 1996 Typed Letter Signed RE: IMMIGRATION CONTROL
Washington DC: Original Letter 1996. Original Letter. Single Sheet. Near Fine. 8 1/2 X 11 Inches. South Carolina Senator Strom Thurmond signed letter TLS regarding the final passage of "Immigration Control and Financial Responsibility Act of 1996". The Act of Congress set out to increase control over immigration in the United States by increasing border patrol and personnel at detention facilities along the border. The Act also attempted to improve the system used by employers to verify citizenship and increase the penalty for those involved in any aspect of illegal immigration to the United States. <br /> <br /> Senator Strom Thurmond from South Carolina was the longest serving Senator in United States history. Known for his stance against the Civil Rights bills of 1957 and 1964 Thurmond was widely recognized for his seemingly obvious racial bias. An important letter from the then Chair of the Senate Armed Services Committe and a reminder of the immigration troubles of the Clinton administration not unlike those of today. Fold-marks and stamp of reciept from the Children's Services Board of Fort lauderdale FL. Original Letter unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 2581
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(Autographs) PROWSE, Dave
Signed "Dave Prowse IS Darth Vader" 8X10 Photograph
Photograph. Near Fine. 8 X 10 Inches. Vintage publicity 8 X 10 B/W Photograph of Dave Prowse as Darth Vader. Signed "Dave Prowse IS Darth Vader" his typical inscription in black sharpie. unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 8376
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(Autographs) WHITE, Justice Byron
Signed OFFICIAL Supreme Court Chambers Card
Washington DC: Supreme Court of the United States. Original Autograph. Near Fine. 4 7/8 X 3 1/2 Inches. Original Justice Byron R. White Supreme Court Chambers Card with embossed eagle in upper left corner. Boldly signed by Justice White in black ink. Supreme Court of the United States unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 4897
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(Autographs) SOUTER, Justice David
Signed OFFICIAL Supreme Court Chambers Card
Washington DC: Supreme Court of the United States. Original Autograph. Near Fine. 4 7/8 X 3 1/2 Inches. Original Justice David H. Souter Supreme Court Chambers Card with embossed eagle in upper left corner. Boldly signed by Justice Souter in black ink. Supreme Court of the United States unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 4896
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(autographs)
THE ALEXANDER BIDDLE PAPERS AMERICAN HISTORICAL AUTOGRAPHS 3 vol set
NY 1943 Park-Bernet. Auction catalogues. 3 volumes complete. 4to. 94pp. 129pp. 122pp. facsimile illustrations wraps. VG light cover wear; light frayng of cover edges. No owner marks. Complete set in 3 volumes. . paperback
Riferimento per il libraio : a49191
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(autographs) (Alfred Morrison)
THE COLLECTION OF AUTOGRAPH LETTERS AND HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS FORMED BETWEEN 1865 AND 1882 BY ALFRED MORRISON - VOLUME VI S - Z vol 6 only of 6 vol set
1892 first edition. Printed for Private Circulation. Large heavy Folio Hardcover. 442pp. ivory linen cloth backstrip with mounted paper spine label and light blue-grey papercovered boards. Uncut. VG plus excellent condition just slight toning of boards spine label and end papers; text Fine and clean; no ownership marks. . hardcover
Riferimento per il libraio : a92983
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(Autographs) Warner, George F
The International Manuscripts. Facsimiles from Originals in the Dept. of Manuscripts British Museum of Royal Historic and Diplomatic Documents Letters and Autographs of Kings and Queens Statesmen Generals Authors etc.
London: The International Library 1910. 1 vols. Folio. Loose in portfolio wrappers which are split. 1 vols. Folio. Very useful. <br/><br/> The International Library unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 25109
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(Autographs) HULL, Cordell
United States Senator and US Secretary of State CORDELL HULL November 23 1932 Signed Typed Letter TLS; "Many large groups of American people are in a frightful condition.
Washington DC: Original Letter 1932. Original Letter. Single Sheet. Near Fine. 8 X 10 1/2 Inches. November 23 1932 Typed Letter Signed TLS from US Senator Cordell Hull to "Skull and Bones" member Diplomat and Wall Street Banker Samuel Reading Bertron. Bertron was a noted Presidential advisor of several administrations. This letter is of particular interest as Tennessee Senator Cordell Hull expresses without disguise his view of America and the trouble her citizens are in. In the third year of the great depression that lastest more than a decade Hull writes:<br /> <br /> "Many large groups of American people are in a frightful condition. They are not able to pay one half of their taxes for the past year. They are in in a most ugly state of mind. Without going into details I shall hope to see you and talk out with you some of the more important and pressing phases which are uppermost in our minds."<br /> <br /> On Official United States Senate stationery. Fold-marks. A very nice remnant that clearly exhibits the concern the future Secretary of State has for his country during the height of the Great Depression. Original Letter unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 1482
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(BAYLIES, Cornelius, 1839-? -- Penmanship)
Presented to C. Baylies By the Class of 1874 and 1874 December 25th
Exquisite hand-lettered penmanship example 6¼" X 7" made by an unknown penman or penmen as a Christmas keepsake for the founder of Baylies' Business College of Dubuque Iowa -- said one writer "One of the best and most thorough Business Colleges in the West." Baylies served with the Kansas militia in the Civil War and moved to Dubuque in 1862 joining his cousin's business Baylies Commercial College -- founded 1859 and the oldest school of its kind in Iowa. Before long he became a partner and in 1863 it was renamed the Baylies Commercial School; as sole owner he operated it until 1909; in 1876 he detoured and joined a group of prominent Dubuque citizens who established the Bell Gold Mining Company to mine gold in Plumas City California. The title quoted above is the complete text with "Presented to C. Baylies" in large ornate italic hand and thethree lines below "By the Class of / 1874 and 1875 / December 25th" in a smaller simpler hand and surrounded by elaborate decorative flourishes. A fine example of the type of decorative handwriting normally taught at business schools in the 19th century. unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 38334
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(BELL & GOULD -- LEGAL FORM)
Article of Agreement.
New York: Bell & Gould n.y. Folio 13½" X 8". 2pp 4pp lettersheet. Very good. Single light horizontal fold else bright and nice. Handsome condition blank legal form published by this noted early 19th century publisher of legal blanks; at the death of one of the sons of company founder Alexander Gould in 1884 "The American Stationer" noted "Legal forms bearing its imprint are known from one end of the country to another." This particular form printed on pale blue stock typical of the 1850s is an "Article of Co-partnership" and consists of boilerplate text with blank areas meant to be filled in by hand. Interesting example from one of the leading lights in the legal form field of the day. Bell & Gould unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 38449
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(BELLEAU, Rémy) – CATULLE-MENDÈS (Jane).
Lettre autographe signée. 24 avril 1897.
2 pp. in 12.
Riferimento per il libraio : AMA-695
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(BIOGRAPHIES) -
Recueil de 9 biographies historiques et littéraires publiées chez Dentu, Havard, Roret (dont collection des Contemporains) avec portraits, fac-similés autographes et quelques pièces originales signées ajoutées .
1818 Fort volume in-18°, demi-basane violine époque, dos lisse orné de filets et petites palettes dorées, titre doré, renfermant: CASTILLE Hippolyte. Le Vicomte de La Guéronnière. Dentu, 1859; 60pp.,portrait, 1 fac-similé, on a joint 1 lettre a. s. et 1 billet a. s. de La Guéronnière et 4 notes manuscrites du propriétaire de l' ouvrage (5 pages in-18°) / Monseigneur Dupanloup, Evêque d'Orléans par Pierre et Paul avec Portrait et autographe. Havard, 1860; 64pp. portrait et fac-similé d'autographe. On a joint 4 pages in-8° de notes manuscrites monogrammées “A.R.“ datées de 1860 et 1 lettre signée de l'Evêque d'Orléans sur papier bleu (1 p. in-8° du 23 avril 1857) / MIRECOURT Eugène de. Ravignan. Paris, l'auteur, 1858; 89pp.- (3)ff. Portrait, fac-similé d'autographe / MIRECOURT. Guizot. Roret, 1854; 92pp., portrait, fac-similé d'autographe (quelques rousseurs) / MIRECOURT. Thiers. Roret, 1854; 84pp.- ( 1)f., portrait, fac-similé d'autographe (rousseurs) / MIRECOURT. Jules Janin. Havard, 1856; 92pp., portrait et 1 planche repliée/ MIRECOURT. Gustave Planche. Paris, Havard, 1856; 96pp. (1)f. Portrait, fac-similé d'autographe/ MIRECOURT. Alfred de Musset. 95pp. Paris, Roret, 1854; 95pp., portrait, fac-similé d'autographe / MIRECOURT. Gérard de Nerval. Paris, Roret, 1854; 96pp.,portrait, fac-similé. On a joint une note manuscrite sur la mort de Nerval (retrouvé pendu rue de la Vieille - Lanterne).
Riferimento per il libraio : 11159
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(BOSSCHERE Jean de)
Photographie originale dédicacée de Jean de Bosschère au poète Guy Lavaud
- S.n., s.l. 1949, 8,5x11,5cm, une feuille. - Photographie originale, tirage albuminé d'époque, représentant Jean de Bosschère légèrement de profil posant la tête penchée en arrière. Envoi autographe daté de signé de Jean de Bosschère au verso de la photographie : "Pour le poète Guy Lavaud. / Jean de Bosschère. : Photo. G. Ballereau 1949". [ENGLISH DESCRIPTION ON DEMAND]
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(BOUSQUET). SEGHERS (Pierre).
L.A.S. à Joë BOUSQUET.
(Paris), s.d. 24 avril (1945), 4 pages in-8, sur papier à son en tête. Belle lettre, mentions de Wallard, Paulhan, Dubuffet, Frénaud, Bérard, etc. “Mon cher Joë Bousquet, Voici le Médisant, après La Connaissance du Soir! J’arrive après une absence de plus d'un mois pour trouver ici une présence renouvelée, la vôtre : je vous écris peu et cependant vous êtes I ‘un de ceux que je cite avec le plus de fidélité. Je n'oublierai pas Carcassonne, ce temps et mon trop rapide passage dans son épaisseur. Le Médisant est un livre merveilleux, un nouveau Marco Polo au pays intérieur, et que I 'on lit d'abord d'une traite pour le reprendre ensuite fragment par fragment : tout y est quasi-classique, l’eau forte et le trait ensemble y font le style. C'est vous, et puis-je me permettre de vous dire que je regrette de vous si mal, si peu connaître ... Je parlais de vous avec un fraternel ami, Daniel Wallard, pharmacien, quai du port, à Trouville. II est aussi un esprit très fin, ami de Paulhan et critique d'art. Wallard s'offre à vous faire profiter d’environ 1 kg. de ce qui peut vous manquer, au prix d'avant la guerre ... Si cela pouvait vous être agréable, écrivez-lui de ma part. Je crois qu'il est difficile peut-être d'approcher en ce moment le sorcier noir. On parle de la Connaissance dans le prochain n° de la revue. J’ai aussi souvent parlé de vous avec Jean Dubuffet: il m’a promis d’aller vous voir, je suis sur que vous aurez plaisir à le rencontrer. Frénaud écrit un bien beau long poème “La noce noire”. Aimez-vous Frénaud ? Christian Bérard illustre Castellat pour moi. Et j’ai revu le vent, le maître incontesté de votre ville. Après vous...”
Riferimento per il libraio : 25854
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(BRAYER Yves) - GUTH Paul.
Mémoires d'un naïf. Lithographies originales en couleurs de Yves Brayer.
1967 Pujol, Lot-et-Garonne, Editions du Mailh, 1967; in-4 de 242 - (1)pp. - (2)ff. Plein chagrin rouge, dos à 5 jeux de faux-nerfs plats soulignés de filets et pointillés dorés, auteur, titre et illustrateur dorés, large bordure intérieure, couverture et dos conservés (Brigitte Lamolle rel.) . Illustré de 16 lithographies hors texte en couleurs d' Yves Brayer (comprises dans la pagination). Ouvrage tiré à 360 exemplaires numérotés + 25 hors commerce, celui -ci 1 des 329 sur velin à la cuve B.F.K. de Rives (signature de Brayer à la justification). Exemplaire enrichi en fin d'ouvrage, au verso de la dernière page de texte d'un dessin original signé et dédicacé à l'encre noire d'Yves Brayer, non prévu à la justification.
Riferimento per il libraio : 11654
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(Castiglione, Virginia Verasis, comtesse de).
Lettre autographe non signée d'un de ses amants. S.l.n.d.
1 p. in 8°, tache brune.
Riferimento per il libraio : AMA-651
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(CATULLE-MENDÈS) –
BANQUET JANE CATULLE MENDÈS.
Ensemble de documents manuscrits relatif au banquet qui fut offert à la poète en mars 1908.
Riferimento per il libraio : AMA-154
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(CHAR). BATTISTINI (Yves).
5 L.A.S. à Noël Arnaud.
7 pages de formats divers dont une carte postale. Paris, 26 avril 1947 - 5 janvier 1948. Très intéressante correspondance autour de l'activité du groupe et de la revue Surréalisme Révolutionnaire, et notamment de René CHAR… Il a reçu réponse de Char à sa proposition de collaboration au groupe (inutile d'attirer ton attention sur l'importance de cette lettre, de l'appui moral acquis pour nous de R.C.…) et il transmet à Arnaud la copie conforme des passages intéressants ainsi qu'un poème inédit de Char destiné à la revue : " …Tu sais combien tes efforts et ceux de tes camarades sont fraternellement suivis par moi. Je crois sincèrement que vous ne devez pas vous alourdir au départ de vieux vagabonds comme nous. C'est une " façon d'exister " que vous proposez et que vous défendez, qu'il faut que vous imposiez à l'intérieur de votre parti, peut-être à travers quelques uns que vous aimez dont je m'honore d'être, et contre les clowns, les pourrisseurs, et les Saint-Just de pissotière. Vous serez plus forts si vous ne vous hypothéquez pas… " Dans les autres lettres il réclame ou demande que l'on transmette des documents ou des comptes rendus de réunions du S.R. On mentionne les noms de Jaguer, Dotremont, mais aussi Biton, Trouille, Puel, etc.
Riferimento per il libraio : 18438
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(CHAR). BATTISTINI (Yves).
Signification d'un bestiaire de René Char. MANUSCRIT AUTOGRAPHE SIGNÉ + L.A.S. à Noël Arnaud.
14 pages in-4 + 1 p. 21 × 13,5 avec titre et indication de composition de la main d'Arnaud. Important texte destiné à la revue Le Surréalisme révolutionnaire, extrait de : " René Char ou la justice du poète " (en préparation) …je confie à ta consciencieuse exactitude ces feuillets. Je pense que le peu que tu en déchiffreras, t'inclinera à croire à l'utilité de les publier dans la revue S.R. (…) Char qui connaît cette étude, en a été enthousiasmé. Cela peut ne pas être indifférent ! Le dernier feuillet du manuscrit comporte un long mot autographe signé destiné à Christian DOTREMONT : …J'ai vivement regretté de ne pas t'avoir vu lors de tes récentes apparitions, à Paris, et Bruxelles est bien loin pour moi! (…) Je ne pourrais assister (à cause de mon travail) au congrès S.R. Dommage, car j'aurai aimé soulever quelques lièvres à propos de musique…
Riferimento per il libraio : 18436
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(CHAT NOIR) - SALIS Gabrielle née Thiennet,épouse de Rodolphe Salis( propriétaire du Chat Noir).
Lettre autographe signée à l'entête du Journal “ Le Char Noir“.
Lettre d'1 page in-4°, de Paris, le 4 juin 1892. A Monsieur (?) “ Veuillez envoyer quelqu'un au Chat Noir pour la commande d'une façade de Théâtre“. Vraisemblablement pour une pièce du théâtre d'ombre.
Riferimento per il libraio : 11017
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(COCTEAU). LANUX (Pierre de).
LE GRAND ÉCART, PAR JEAN COCTEAU. MANUSCRIT AUTOGRAPHE SIGNÉ. 6 pages in-8, quelques ratures et corrections au crayon.
Paru dans le n° 16 d'Intentions, mars 1923. Texte critique très élogieux malgré une introduction acide qui embrase toute l'activité antérieure de Cocteau: "Tout chemin peut mener jusqu'à soi-même, sauf quand on est bête. De travesti en travesti, de gageure en gageure, animé d'un étonnant désir de convaincre, Jean Cocteau, qui pense à tout mais qui a oublié d'être bête, arrive au bout d'un vaste périple d'expériences et d'avatars..." "Il a aimé la gloire. Il l'a tant aimée qu'il sera probablement tout à fait dégouté quand elle sera à lui tout à fait. Ces choses-là arrivent. Cette fois-ci déjà, ce n'est plus par souci de forcer la gloire que Jean Cocteau a mis dans le Grand écart ce qui en fait un livre de premier rang. Déjà il n'écrit plus pour; il écrit parce que".
Riferimento per il libraio : 12996
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(Collectif).
Sur les Chemins de la Vie.
Paris, Mouvement Sève, 1980. Un fort volume broché de format in 8° de 352 pp. Rare. Envois ou signatures autographes de 9 membre de ce mouvement à un prêtre.
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(Comédie-Française)
2 lettres autographes signées et 1 carte autographe signée.
Piérat : “Les répétitions à la Comédie-Française la retenant une grande partie de l’après-midi ...” - Louise Silvais : 26 octobre 1916, en réponse à une invitation. - Clémence Valpreux .
Riferimento per il libraio : 4859
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(DECLARATION OF INTENTION / ALLEN, Leo E, 1898-1973)
Partly-Printed Document Signed
This long-term Republican representative from U.S. Grant's adoptive hometown of Galena Illinois served this district in Northwestern Illinois for fourteen terms 1933-61. Partly-printed DS 1p 8½" X 11" Jo Daviess County IL 1926 October 15. Very good. Faint age toning. "Declaration of Intention" document issued by the U.S. Department of Labor Naturalization Service for one Andrew Boeckl a 24-year-old marble worker from Bavaria Germany who had arrived in New York in 1924. Most interesting is the printed text noting that "It is my bona fide intention to renounce forever all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince potentate state or sovereignty and particularly to The German Reich" these last three words inked in -- but better yet is the following printed text: "I am not an anarchist; I am not a polygamist nor a believer in the practice of polygamy." Entirely filled out in Allen's attractive hand in black ink and at lower right as clerk of the circuit court he signs boldly. A delightful provocative period piece reminiscent of the oaths of allegiance signed by Confederate soldiers at the close of the Civil War. The Third Reich and anarchy statements are classic 1920s with fascism encroaching upon Europe and anarchists such as Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman capturing the headlines. The polygamy content seems a bit less obvious no waves of anti-polygamy sentiment sweeping the country but simply represents a typical post-World War One reaction against extremism of any sort. unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 36435
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(Dessin original) - DAGUET
Mémoires du Piqueux. Illustrations du Vicomte de Conny, avec Préface de Jacques Chevalier. (2ème édition).
1978 Moulins, Editions des “Cahiers Bourbonnais“, 1978; grand in-8°, broché, couverture blanche illustrée et imprimée en orange et noir au 1er plat et dos; 158pp., (1)f. Illustré de dessins dans le texte et à pleine page en noir. Ex-libris cachet bleu sur la 1ère garde blanche et au verso du dernier feuillet. Rousseurs à la couverture, très rares dans l' ouvrage.
Riferimento per il libraio : 10352
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(Dossier) - Sarah BERNHARDT - [Paris 1844 - 1923] - Actrice française
Lettre autographe signée "Sarah"- le 4 décembre 1884 - (ainsi que des photographies, estampes, livre, documents et télégrammes) -
3 pages 1/4 in16 - Papier de deuil à son monogramme et avec sa devise: "Quand même" - (Le nom du correspondant a été gratté et barré) - Bon état -
Riferimento per il libraio : 32937
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(DRIESCH, Hans Adolf, 1867-1941). DRIESCH, Margarete Relfferschneidt (?-ca 1946)
Photograph Signed / Calling Card
Wife of the influential German philosopher/scientist whose pioneering research on embryology resulted in his philosophy of entelechy -- the science and philosophy of the organism. PS 4" X 6" n.p. n.y. Very good. Sepia tone head-and-shoulders formal portrait of an older Mrs. Driesch set within an oval. She signs large and bold "Margarete Driesch" in black ink on a darkish area below her portrait making for contrast that is decent but not outstanding. Unusual. Also present is her printed calling card "Frau Margarete Driesch / Geb. Reifferscheidt" heavy stock 4¼" X 1 3/4". Near fine. On the bottom margin she pens her address "Leipzig" and "Zollnerstr. 1" and on the verso she pens the address of the recipient of this photograph "To Prof. T.H. Morgan / 117. Street No. 409 / New York City" in brown ink. Thomas Hunt Morgan 1866-1945 was an influential American embryologist geneticist and biologist who won the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine in 1933; in 1905 he and Driesch corresponded about embryology issues which is likely around the time this photograph was sent. An interesting pair. unknown
Riferimento per il libraio : 31387
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(DROUART Raphael). REGNIER Henri de.
Le Bon Plaisir. Bois originaux de Raphael Drouart.
1929 Paris, Editions du Trianon, 1929; in-8° broché, couverture rempliée beige, titre en noir au dos, décor en brun avec titre en noir au 1er plat; 320pp.,(1)f. Illustré de bandeaux, culs-de-lampe et hors texte gravés sur bois par Drouart. Exemplaire non coupé, en bon état (petites roussseurs marginales à 2 pages).
Riferimento per il libraio : 9798
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(DUBUFFET). PIEYRE DE MANDIARGUES (André).
L.A.S. à Noël Arnaud.
1 p. in-4, datée Paris, 15 octobre 1961. Intéressante lettre de remerciements pour le catalogue d’exposition du Musée de Silkeborg. “Un peu tardivement, mais très chaleureusement, je vous dis un grand merci, mon cher Noël Arnaud, pour le beau catalogue des gravures et lithographies de Dubuffet, que je suis heureux de posséder. Vous avez fait là un admirable travail, et le texte final est un des écrits les plus sensibles que sur Dubuffet je sache. Ému, émouvant et exact à la fois, il m’a très particulièrement enchanté...”
Riferimento per il libraio : 25863
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(DUFY Raoul) - SAINT-PIERRE Michel de.
Les Côtes Normandes. les compositions de raoul Dufy ornent le texte inédit de Michel de Saint-Pierre sur les Côtes Normandes, réalisé et présenté par Pierre de Tartas.
1961 Pierre de Tartas, 1961; In-folio en feuilles, couverture rempliée illustrée, sous coffret de toile toile bleu avec titre en blanc. Illustré de dessins dans le texte en noir ou gris, de 4 dessins à pleine page en noir, de 7 dessins hors texte à double page lithographiés en noir, de 6 planches lithogaphiées en couleurs dont 5 à double page.
Riferimento per il libraio : 10310
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(ELUARD).
L.S. du directeur des éditions Hatier à Paul Eluard.
1 page in-4, Paris, 28 juin 1948, à en-tte de la maison d’édition.Un document. Demande d’autorisation pour publication dans un manuel scolaire... “Nous préparons en ce moment un volume de MORCEAUX CHOISIS, pour la classe de sixième des cours complémentaires...” et l’auteur demande d’y faire figurer un texte extrait du recueil “Au rendez_vous allemand”. Le directeur précise que les auteur suivants : Marie Noël, Colette, M. Genevoix, J. Romains, G. Duhamel figureront dans le même recueil. Eluard semble avoir répondu positivement.
Riferimento per il libraio : 20610
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(Envoi autographe signé). TAILHADE Laurent.
Le jardin des rêves , poésies. Préface de Théodore de Banville.
1880 Paris, A. Lemerre, 1880 ; in-8°, broché, couverture jaune imprimée en noir; (8)pp. ( dont le titre imprimé en rouge et noir),( VII)pp., 273pp.
Riferimento per il libraio : 7913
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