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BOWKER RR. 1848 1933 R. R.
Typed Letter Signed
This interesting literary character founded the R.R. Bowker Company which still exists in 1872 co-founded "Library Journal" which also still exists in 1876 and acquired "Publishers' Weekly" you guessed it in 1879 -- among other lasting bookish and bibliographic endeavors. TLS 1p 5�" X 8�" New York NY 1923 January 17. Addressed to "R.U.J." editor Robert Underwood Johnson 1853-1937. Flowery tribute to his friend on the occasion of Johnson's seventieth birthday. In part: "Certainly your 70 years have been crowded and crowned with honors as Secretary of the American Copyright League whose work will I hope be crowned by our entrance into the International Copyright Union before we pass over to the majority; as Editor of the Century; as Scribe of the Immortals himself immortalized in contiguity; and finally as Ambassador from his beloved country to the land of his love." This last refers to Johnson's 1920-21 term as U.S. ambassador to Italy. An unusual item from one giant in the world of editing to another. unknown
Referencia librero : 24585
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BOWLER John P. ? ?
Typed Letter Signed
In 1927 this surgeon and urologist founded the revolutionary Hitchcock Clinic in Hanover New Hampshire -- the nation's first multi-speciality group practice -- and became its president in 1943 for many years; from 1927 until 1945 he also served as dean of the Dartmouth Medical School. TLS 1p 5�" X 8�" Hanover NH 1967 April 14. Addressed to Basil O'Connor 1892-1972 FDR's well-known law partner. Very good. Two file holes along top not affecting text. On "Hitchcock Clinic" letterhead Bowler regrets missing O'Connor's 75th birthday party. In part: "A flagrant imposition -- but I am sending under separate cover a copy of proceedings at your 75th birthday luncheon in New York. Will you autograph it for me I would like to leave it for my grandchildren -- that I knew such a man. I regretted missing it more than I can tell you -- was starting on my way but big storm and no planes and got stuck. I have never read a comparable list of honors and decorations for contributions for the good of humanity. You must be very happy and can be justly proud." Boldly signed "Jack Bowler" in blue fountain pen. A handsome little medical item. unknown
Referencia librero : 31347
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Bowles Elisabeth Ann.
A Good Beginning; The First Four Decades of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. INSCRIBED TO MCNEILL SMITH
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press 1967. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Good. 8vo. 193 pages. SIGNED. Hardcover with pink illustrated dust jacket lettering in black and white. Dust jacket is rubbed with sunning to the spine. Hardcover shows minor edge wear. Inscribed on front flyleaf to McNeil Smith who was a Greensboro attorney. Smith was in the NC House of Representatives and was appointed to the Senate to fill the seat of Skipper Bowles. The inscription reads "For McNeill Smith / in gratiitude for service to our institution. / Elisabeth Ann Bowles." Contents are clean and bright. Illustrated in black & white. <br/> <br/> University of North Carolina Press hardcover
Referencia librero : 031744
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Bowles Paul
Midnight Mass: Stories
Black Sparrow Press 1981. Green cloth spine decorated mustard boards paper label to spine. Signed on blank leaf after title page and numbered #143 of 350 at rear colophon. In acetate DJ. Book very good with minor edge soil. DJ also very good with scratches rubbing edgewear but no tears. Rare. 162 pp. Signed by Authors. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Book. Black Sparrow Press Hardcover
Referencia librero : 9595 ISBN : 0876854781 9780876854785
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Bowles Paul
The Spider's House
Black Sparrow Press 1980. First thus with a preface by the author for this edition. Teal cloth over rust boards pasted titles block at spine decorative titles at front. Originally published by Random House in 1955. Signed on third leaf after cr page with name only. Number 227 of 350 signed copies. Book very good plus with light spotting to top edge. In acetate DJ as issued with some rubbing and scratches. 406 pp. . Signed by Author. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Black Sparrow Press Hardcover
Referencia librero : 14938 ISBN : 087685546X 9780876855461
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Bowles Paul
Things Gone and Things Still Here
Black Sparrow Press 1977. Copy #143 of 250 signed and numbered at rear colophon. Purple cloth spine over illustrated boards acetate DJ. Sewn binding. Very good with minor soil & aging. DJ scratched rubbed but intact. 89 pp. Signed by Authors. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Book. Black Sparrow Press Hardcover
Referencia librero : 9594 ISBN : 0876853432 9780876853436
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BOWMAN Elmer W. 1897 1985
Signature
Baseball player with the Washington Senators debuting and retiring in 1920. Nice "The very best of everything to you" and handsome signature in blue ballpoint heavy stock 5" X 3" card n.p. n.y. Fine. Bold later life example. unknown
Referencia librero : 29234
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BOWMAN Joe ? 1990
Signature
Pitcher with the Pittsburgh Pirates and Philadelphia Phillies debuted in 1932. Bold signature heavy stock 5" X 3" card n.p. 1974 January 25. Fine. With original envelope. unknown
Referencia librero : 13950
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BOWMAN Joseph E. "Joe" 1910 90
Signature
This knuckleball pitcher debuted in 1932 with the Philadelphia Athletics playing also for the New York Giants 1934 Philadelphia Phillies 1935-37 Pittsburgh Pirates 1937-41 Boston Red Sox 1944-45 and Cincinnati Reds 1945. Handsome signature in blue ballpoint heavy stock 5" X 3" card n.p. n.y. ca. 1970. Near fine. unknown
Referencia librero : 24576
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BOWSER Arda C. 1899 1996
Signature
At the time of his death the last surviving member of the NFL's first championship team of the 1920s the Canton Bulldogs; played fullback linebacker and kicker for the Frankford Yellow Jackets as well; originator of the kicking tee. Full signature in black fineline heavy stock 5" X 3" card n.p. 1979 November 12. Fine. With original envelope. Quite uncommon and unusual signature. unknown
Referencia librero : 26117
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Box Edgar Gore Vidal
Death in the Fifth Position
The Armchair Detective Library 1991. Maroon cloth binding gilt titles/decoration. Inset drawing of the author to front board on pasted plate. This novel was reprinted from the original Dutton edition of 1952. One hundred slipcased copies were signed and numbered; 26 copies were signed and lettered. This publisher's copy is marked "out of series" and is signed by the author. No slipcase. Unread and fine. 226 pp. Signed by Authors. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/No Jacket. Book. The Armchair Detective Library Hardcover
Referencia librero : 8025 ISBN : 0922890625 9780922890620
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BOX Theodor M. 1906 ?
Signed First Day Cover
The first time the Henley Royal Regatta begun in 1839 in Henley-on-Thomas England was won by a non-Briton was when this 21-year-old American and a partner won the double sculls rowing event in 1927; in 1971 as president of Tedruth Plastics Corporation he unveiled the world's first allurethane boat a 10' craft that could be used as a sailboat motorboat or rowboat and supposedly remained afloat even flooded with water and carrying four passengers. Signed first Day Cover 6�" X 3�" cancelled at Washington DC on November 2 1967 and with "First Day of Issue" noted. Near fine. Single 5-cent "The Biglin Brothers Racing -- Thomas Eakins" stamp depicting two rowers rowing at upper right. No decorative cachet at left; no distracting recipient's name/address. Just left of the "sweet spot" Box signs large and bold in medium green marker. Quite unusual. unknown
Referencia librero : 21359
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Boxall, William, English painter and director of the National Gallery (1800-1879).
ALS. 14 Welbeck Street (London), Tuesday 16 July, no year.
8vo. 1 p. on single leaf. With a portrait photograph (65 x 105 mm). To a Miss Moore in response to an invitation: "I hope Rembrandts works interested you. The collection is I think most admirable. - We will talk of their wonders on Thursday at a 1/4 past 7 when I hope to have the pleasure of hearing your criticisms as well as eating your dinner [...]". - Boxall refers to the Rembrandt collection of the National Gallery that grew under his mandate as director (1865-74). The attributions of serveral of Boxall's acquisitions where controversial at their time. Some of them couldn't be substantiated as in the case of the so called "Suermondt Rembrandt". - With damages of the upper right and the lower left corners and traces of former mounting. No text loss
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BOXER REBELLION. NORTON WF. ? ? W. F.
Signature and Salutation
In 1901 the United States Army dispatched two regiments to China during the Boxer Rebellion and the China Relief Expedition; one of them the 9th U.S. Infantry or "Fighting Ninth" one of the oldest regiments in the Army was sent to Qing and successfully assaulted the walled city of Tianjin -- earning them the nickname "Manchus"; afterward they returned to the Philippines. Offered here is quite a military oddity: A signed and inscribed card from a run-of-the-mill American soldier who participated in this action a regular G.I. Joe -- not one of the handful who earned Medals of Honor for special conduct. "With complements of / Sergent W. F Norton / Co. 'M' 9th United States / Infantry. / Pekin / China" penned boldly in black on a heavy stock 4" X 2�" card n.y. Very good. Moderate age toning. Highly unusual and interesting in that Norton was not signing this back in the U.S. and noting his participation in the quelling of the Boxer Rebellion -- but actually signed while in China! A note penned on the verso in another hand reads: "Pekin May 1-1901 / Sir: / This is from the / Chinese Imperial Press / of Pekin as a sovenir / from China." We've not been able to unearth any specifics about Norton or his role. unknown
Referencia librero : 31675
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Boy-Ed, Ida, Erzählerin und Biographin (1852-1928).
2 eigenh. Briefe mit U. Lübeck, 24. II. u. 3. III. 1892.
Zusammen (3 + 2½ =) 5½ SS. auf 2 Doppelbll. 8vo. Beide Briefe an die Redaktion von "Velhagen und Klasings Monatsheften", die ihren Roman "Sieben Schwerter" in Fortsetzungen veröffentlichen wollte: "Beifolgend erhalten Sie den fertigen Roman 'Sieben Schwerdter'. Bis Seite 300 haben Sie das Werk gelesen, ich hoffe daß das letzte Drittel des Romanes Ihnen noch beßer gefällt als die ersten beiden Drittel. Nun die pecuniäre Frage. Herr Kröner [d. i. Adolf Kröner, der Herausgeber der "Gartenlaube"] hat mir für Rahel & Lea siebentausend Mark, Herr Bong & Comp achttausend Mark für 'Empor' gegeben. Der erstgenannte Roman ist ein Band von geringem Umfang, noch nicht halb so lang als die 'Sieben Schwerdter'. Herr Bong hat nach Rahel & Lea den Preis für 'Empor' ausgerechnet, der etwas länger ist. Die Summe welche ich mir heute, diesem Maßstab folgend für den vorliegenden Roman ausrechnete, kam auf 12,570 Mk. heraus. Ich kenne Ihre Honorare nicht, ich soll zum erstenmal mit Ihnen in Verbindung treten u. ich will keinesfalls, daß die Geldfrage ein Hinderniß sein soll [...]" (24. II. 1892). - "Den Auseinandersetzungen Ihres Briefes vom 1. d. bin ich aufmerksam gefolgt, der Richtigkeit vieler Ihrer Bemerkungen, dennoch aber würden diese allein mich nicht zum Entgegenkommen bestimmen. Für mich fällt ins Gewicht, daß ich zum ersten Mal bei Ihnen und vor Ihrem, als besonders gebildet bekanntem Leserkreis erscheine. Der ideelle Gewinn der mir daraus erwachsen kann und hoffentlich wird, steht mir höher als die Honorardifferenz zwischen Ihrem Angebot und meinem ursprünglichen Vorsatz, als Mindestpreis etwa zehntausend Mark zu nehmen. So hoffe ich denn, obgleich ich die Veröffentlichung in Monatsheften für nie so günstig halte, wie die in achttägig erscheinenden Journalen, daß Ihren Lesern die 'Sieben Schwerdter' gefallen mögen, und sehe der Überweisung des Honorars entgegen, von 9000 Mk. [...]" (3. III. 1892). - "Sieben Schwerter" erschien noch im selben Jahr als Fortsetzungsroman; "Rahel und Lea" war 1891 in der "Gartenlaube" erschienen; der Roman "Empor!" wurde 1892 von Bong & Co in Berlin publiziert.
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Boy-Ed, Ida, Erzählerin und Biographin (1852-1928).
Eigenh. Brief mit U. Lübeck, 5. XII. 1911.
¾ S. 8vo. An einen namentlich nicht genannten Adressaten: "Beifolgend ein paar Zeilen für den Almanach. Ich bitte aber, daß die Herkunft mit gedruckt wird! Das Buch fängt an großes Aufsehen zu machen [...]".
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Boyce William D.
Australia and New Zealand
Rand McNally 1922. First edition NAP. Green silk binding with heavy gold titles at front and spine top edge gilt. Four-color map endsheets. Signed on custom bookplate pasted to second leaf verso. Illustrated with many B&W photos throughout. Entire book printed on heavy coated stock. Some of the topics covered include the early aboriginal population a short history of mining and agriculture native flora and fauna and the various provinces with a separate section on New Zealand. Book very good with faint spotting to endmatter tear to bookplate at front evidence of waterstain at lower foreedge causing slight rippling of text block. DJ very good minus with some loss to spine-ends and flap corners. 381 pp. Signed by Author. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Rand McNally Hardcover
Referencia librero : 13994
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Boyd Julian P.
JULIAN P. BOYD A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL RECORD: Compiled and offered by his friends on the occasion of his tenth anniversary as Librarian of Princeton University
Princeton NJ: Princeton University 1950. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. pp: xiv i 82 colophon; portrait 10 facsimiles of title-pages. Bound in cloth-backed patterned boards gilt lettering on spine. 7.75" x 4.75" Limited to 750 copies. Inscribed on the endpaper: "For Kitty of Harrison who kept this secret the way a banker and his wife should--and who did a large part in making Dec. 2 1950 a memorable date. / Julian." Laid in is a place card from the Boyd Anniversary Dinner on December 2 1950. <br/><br/> Princeton University hardcover
Referencia librero : 039706
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Boyd Julian P.
THE SCHEIDE LIBRARY: A Summary View of its History and its Outstanding Books together with an account of its two founders: William Taylor Scheide and John Hinsdale Scheide
Princeton NJ: Privately Printed 1947. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. pp: xv 172; 14 plates including frontispiece portrait. Bound in blue cloth and marbled boards gilt spine title. 7.5" x 4.75. Inscribed presentation copy: "For Harrison & Kitty Thomas / with all good wishes / Julian / Dec. 29th 1947." Boyd was Librarian of Princeton University at the time. <br/><br/> Privately Printed hardcover
Referencia librero : 039709
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BOYE, Maurice-Pierre
Flore ou la Langage des Roses [ Livre dédicacé par l'auteur ]
1 vol. in-12 br., Jean Naert, Paris, 1927, 131 pp. et 3 ff.
Referencia librero : 60918
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BOYE, Maurice-Pierre
Flore ou la Langage des Roses [ Livre dédicacé par l'auteur ]
1 vol. in-12 br., Jean Naert, Paris, 1927, 131 pp. et 3 ff. Bel envoi de l'auteur "à Madame Craponne-Eudel, avec ma profonde et reconnaissante admiration pour son oeuvre, ce chant d'enfance et d'amour. Etat satisfaisant (manque au second plat, bon état par ailleurs, prix en l'état) Français
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BOYE, Maurice-Pierre
Le Rossignol de l'Automne [ Edition originale - Livre dédicacé par l'auteur enrichi de nombreux documents autographes ]
Un des 30 exemplaires sur vélin pur fil Lafuma numérotés de 1 à 30 (n° 3), 1 vol. petit in-8 reliure bradel demi-toile grise, Jean Naert, Paris, 1935, 157 pp.
Referencia librero : 60769
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BOYE, Maurice-Pierre
Le Rossignol de l'Automne [ Edition originale - Livre dédicacé par l'auteur enrichi de nombreux documents autographes ]
Un des 30 exemplaires sur vélin pur fil Lafuma numérotés de 1 à 30 (n° 3), 1 vol. petit in-8 reliure bradel demi-toile grise, Jean Naert, Paris, 1935, 157 pp. Exceptionnel exemplaire du tirage de tête, dédicacé par l'auteur à André Stirling, "ces échos d'enfance et de jeunesse", et enrichi de nombreux documents, à savoir : une L.A.S. de l'auteur d'un page, montée en tête, à André Stirling ("Vous avez très bien parlé du "Rossignol de l'Automne", qui est de tous mes livres celui où je me suis analysé avec le plus de sincérité. Le pire et le meilleur de mon caractère se trouvent dans ces poèmes [etc ... ] ; deux coupures de presse montées en tête (articles de critique de l'ouvrage, dont la critique d'André Stirling : "il ne sera pas possible aux biographes de l'avenir, qui voudront parler de M.-P. Boyé, d'ignorer le cadre où s'écoula son enfance : certains châteaux d'Ile-de-France, et l'un d'eux surtout, caché dans son parc valloné, non loin de Chevreuse [ ... ]") ; une L.A.S. d'une page joint, datée de Neuilly, le 14 janvier 1934 : "Mon cher Ami, je n'entends plus parler de vous, mais je vous lis. J'ai beaucoup aimé ces pages si vivantes, si évocatrice sur Jehan Rictus. Quel dommage avec votre talent, votre esprit, votre culture, que vous ne produisiez pas plus et ne tentiez pas dans des revues et des journaux dignes de vous. Cela me fait de la peine de voir votre signature au milieu de ces lamentables foutriquets qui pondent des vers et des livres on ne sait pourquoi, sinon pour irriter les gens qui peuvent avoir du goût [... l'auteur est alité et en profite pour lire, écrire des lettres, rédiger un article sur les petits romanciers romantiques ] Je viens de lire, avec quelque joie, la si curieuse et poignante Correspondance de Gérard de Nerval, avec les précieuses notes de Jules Marsan - et je m'enchante des 60 reproductions de l'Hubert Robert de Paul Sentenac [ il recherche le livre de Marie Mennessier sur son père, et de le premier de l'étonnant Livre de Bord de Karr ... ] ; un billet autographe signé joint, non daté ; un poème tapuscrit signé daté du 18 décembre 1936 intitulé "Street" [... et se souvient d'avoir écouté de Quincey dans une maison triste où le vent, sous les portes, amenait des confidences de femmes mortes... ] ; le passeport à l'étranger (!) de l'auteur, délivré en août 1929 (en parfait état). Disciple d'Henri de Régnier, le poète Maurice-Pierre Boyé (1899-1968) publia plusieurs études sur la vallée de Chevreuse. Bel ensemble unique, en bel état, provenant de la bibliothèque de l'écrivain et poète André Stirling. Français
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Boyer Rick
The Daisy Ducks
U.S.A.: Houghton Mifflin T 1986. First printing. Inscribed by author on title page. Brown cloth green boards gtilt titles. A Doc Adams suspense novel. A near fine copy in like DJ. 276 pp. Signed By Author. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. Houghton Mifflin (T) Hardcover
Referencia librero : 14423 ISBN : 0395352894 9780395352892
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BOYER (Frédéric).
Vaches.
Paris : P.O.L, 2007. Un volume broché 12,5x16,5 cm, 59 pages. Edition originale signée par l’auteur. Bon état.
Referencia librero : 41168
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BOYER D'AGEN ( GUSMAN )
CADURCIANA
PARIS ALPHONSE LEMERRE 1923 Un volume in-12 broché de 144 pages , ouvrage orné de gravures sur bois par P. Gusman , rousseurs sur la couverture , autrement bon exemplaire . Bon Couverture souple
Referencia librero : 012555
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BOYER Frédéric.
Hammurabi Hammurabi.
Paris : P.O.L, 2009. Un volume broché 11x16 cm, 59 pages. Edition originale signée par l’auteur. Bon état.
Referencia librero : 41169
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BOYER Marie Antoinette
LES ROSES DE SABLE
CARBONNEL F. 1930 IN8 br.envoi aut.aut.à J.FAYARD-143p.
Referencia librero : 1080
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BOYER Paul
Victorien Sardou
0 En feuilles
Referencia librero : 014576
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BOYER Philippe.
ENTAILLES ENTRAILLES. Roman.
Paris, Seghers / Laffont (Change), (20 septembre) 1977. In-8, broché.
Referencia librero : 7810
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BOYER Remi
Masque, manteau et silence. Le Martinisme comme Voie d'Eveil.
Rafael De Surtis Paris 2008 In-12 ( 215 X 135 mm ) de 261 pages, broché sous couverture illustrée. EDITION ORIGINALE. Très bel exemplaire enrichi d'une carte postale autographe signée de Paul SANDA.
Referencia librero : 979862
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Boyer von Berghof, Emmerich Baron, Schriftsteller und Journalist (1890-1950).
Ms. Postkarte mit eigenh. U. Wien, 11. II. 1948.
1 S. Qu.-8vo. An Josef Wesely: "Verzeihen Sie den so lange verzögerten Dank [...] Ich bin tief gerührt durch Ihre Anteilnahme. Ich habe jetzt 3 Werke fertiggestellt, eine Sittengeschichte nach J. Selleny (dem grossen Onkel, Schöpfer d[.] Wr[.] Stadtparks, Künstlerhauses etc[.]) dann kom[m]t heraus im Humboldtverlag eine Serie ‘Wie sie starben' u[.] im Sommer mein [‘]Jahrbuch d[.] öst. Gesellsch.' [...]". - Anfangs Redakteur im Dresdner Verlag des ‘Salonblatts', bei der ‚Österreichischen Illustrierten Zeitung' und Chefredakteur der ‘Österreichischen Rundschau', war B. v. B. während des Ersten Weltkriegs Mitglied des Kriegspressequartiers und der Künstlerkriegsfürsorge. 1920 wurde er Pressechef an der staatlichen Filmhauptstelle, war als Dramaturg und Regisseur von Operetten- und Revueproduktionen tätig und war nach dem "Anschluß" Österreichs Pressechef der Organisation "Kraft durch Freude". Vgl. Kosch I, 837f. - Die U. in Bleistift, die Adreßseite mit Namensstempel.
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Boyer von Berghof, Emmerich Rudolf Baron, Journalist und Schriftsteller (1890-1950).
Eigenh. Postkarte mit U. Wien, 30. I. 1950.
1 S. Qu.-8vo. "Einladung zum Familienabend der Runde des Klubs der Alten Wiener" auf der Vorderseite der Postkarte an Josef Wesely.
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Boyer von Berghof, Emmerich Rudolf Baron, Journalist und Schriftsteller (1890-1950).
Ms. Brief mit eigenh. U. Wien, 2. III. 1944.
½ S. 4to. Mit ms. adr. Kuvert. An Josef Wesely: "[…] Ich danke Ihnen für Ihre lieben Glückwünsche, aber zu meiner Beschämung muss ich gestehen, dass ich krampfhaft nachdachte, von wo wir uns kennen. Dürfte ich Sie bester Herr Oberlehrer bitten, mir gelegentlich da ein bischen nachzuhelfen […]". - Emmerich Rudolf Baron Boyer von Berghof war Redakteur im Dresdner Verlag des "Salonblatts", bei der "Österreichischen Illustrierten Zeitung", später Chefredakteur der "Österreichischen Rundschau". Während des Ersten Weltkriegs Mitglied des Kriegspressequartiers und der Künstlerkriegsfürsorge, wurde er 1920 Pressechef an der staatlichen Filmhauptstelle. Er war als Dramaturg und Regisseur von Operetten- und Revueproduktionen tätig. Nach dem "Anschluß" Österreichs an das nationalsozialistische Deutschland wurde Boyer von Berghof Pressechef der Organisation "Kraft durch Freude". Er schrieb Novellen ("Das Souper mit dem Tode", 1922), Romane, Märchen und einen Einakter.
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Boyer, Alexis, Mediziner und Chirurg (1757-1833).
Eigenh. U. O. O. u. D.
Ca. 20:70 mm. Auf Papierträger montiert (ca. 85:210 mm).
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BOYER, Hippolyte.
Correspondance Archéologique. Lettres à M. Pérémé.
Paris, Imprimerie Centrale des Chemins de Fer, Chaix, 1863 ; brochure grand in-8°, couverture bleue imprimée en noir; 47pp. ; petite tache jaune à la couverture, intérieur très frais, bon exemplaire.
Referencia librero : c6977
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BOYER, Hippolyte.
L' Ancien Théatre à Bourges : Le Théatre du Collège.
Bourges, H. Sire, 1892 ; brochure grand in-8°, couverture grise imprimée en noir ; 75pp.Couverture un peu jaunie au 1er plat, petit accroc au dos.
Referencia librero : c6978
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Boyer, Lucienne, Chansonette (1903-1983).
Portraitphotographie mit eigenh. Namenszug auf der Bildseite. O. O. u. D.
162:115 mm. Schönes Portrait der großen Sängerin en face. - Mit kl. Einr. am rechten Blattrand.
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BOYESEN Hjalmar Hjorth 1848 95
Signature and Salutation
Norwegian-born American author whose 1874 novel "Gunnar" placed him on the literary map; his output of fiction and literary criticism almost equals that of his mentor William Dean Howells. Clipped signature and salutation 4 3/4" X 2" n.p. n.y. Very good. Mounting traces on verso. Large bold "Very truly yours / Hjalmar H. Boyesen." Verso bears a number of words in his hand as well. Rather uncommon. unknown
Referencia librero : 20915
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BOYLE Kay 1903 92
Signature
One of the younger American expatriates in Paris in the 1920s was this novelist and short story writer. Bold signature in black fineline 4�" X 2 3/4" orange bookplate with decorative black book border. Fine. Bookplate is visually quite pleasing and is NOT gummed thus ideal for framing together with an image. unknown
Referencia librero : 23519
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Boyle T. C.
Riven Rock
New York New York U.S.A.: Viking Press 1998. First printing. Novel with turn-of-the century setting and psychiatric content. Flatsigned on title page. Unread and as new like DJ. 466 pp. Signed by Authors. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Book. Viking Press Hardcover
Referencia librero : 6150 ISBN : 0670878812 9780670878819
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Boyle T. Coraghessan
Talk Talk
New York New York U.S.A.: Viking Press 2006. First printing. Signed on title page. Boyle's 11th novel a suspense tale involving a deaf woman falsely accused of various crimes and the man who implicated her. Unread as new in like DJ. 340 pp. Signed by Author. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Viking Press Hardcover
Referencia librero : 11086 ISBN : 0670037702 9780670037704
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Boyle T. C.
The Inner Circle
New York New York U.S.A.: Viking Press 2004. First printing. Signed on second leaf tipped in. Set in the 1940s with protagonist who takes a job with Dr. Alfred Kinsey. Unread as new in like DJ with "Signed" sticker to front. 418 pp. Signed by Author. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Viking Press Hardcover
Referencia librero : 10837 ISBN : 0670033448 9780670033447
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Boyle T. C.
The Inner Circle
New York New York U.S.A.: Viking Press 2004. First printing. Flatsigned on second leaf tipped-in. Unread as new in like DJ with 'autographed' sticker to front.418 pp. Signed by Authors. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Book. Viking Press Hardcover
Referencia librero : 8313 ISBN : 0670033448 9780670033447
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Boyle T. C.
The Inner Circle
New York New York U.S.A.: Viking Press 2004. First printing. Flatsigned on second leaf tipped-in. Unread as new in like DJ. 418 pp. Signed by Authors. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Book. Viking Press Hardcover
Referencia librero : 6319 ISBN : 0670033448 9780670033447
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Boylesve René (La Haye-Descartes 1867 - Paris 1926).
Lettre autographe signée, à Mon cher Ami (Henri Lavedan), sans date Mardi (1909) à l'entête du 27 rue des Vignes (XVIe).
Lettre autographe signée à l'encre violette, Boylesve regrette de n'avoir pas pu se rendre à l'invitation de Lavedan, mais il ne peut encore sortir le soir en raison de son rhume. "mais je vais espérer que mardi prochain je prendrai ma revanche". En post-scriptum il ajoute " Je n'ai même pas pu encore aller voir Sire ! " (pièce en cinq actes de Lavedan, donnée en 1909). 1 page in-12.
Referencia librero : 11717
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BOYLESVE René (René Tardiveau dit - La Haye-Descartes 1867 - 1926) - Ecrivain français
Lettre Autographe Signée à Louis BERTRAND - Nice le 14 février 1918 -
1 page in8 - bon état -
Referencia librero : GF21594
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BOYLESVE René.-
La jeune fille bien élevée.-
Floury. 1909. In-8 br. 291pp. Edition originale sur Hollande avec un envoi à Georges Docquois.
Referencia librero : ORD-1495
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Boyé, Marc. Envoi autographe signé
Expéditions polaires françaises. Missions Paul-Emile Victor I. Glaciaire et périglaciaire de l 'Ata Sund Nord-Oriental, Groenland
Paris, Hermann & Cie, Editeurs, Actualités Scientifiques et Industrielles, 1950, Broché, 176 pages. Bon état. In fine 47 figures et une carte
Referencia librero : 34541
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BOZONNAT Georges.
la Jeuness d'Henri Rochefort. Thèse présentée à la faculté des Lettres de l'Université de Genève…
1933 Imprimerie St-Augustin, St-Maurice, 1933; in-8°, broché, couverture vert d'eau imprimé en noir au 1er plat et dos; 208pp. - (2)ff.Couveeture un peu jaunie, bon état intérieur.
Referencia librero : 11170
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