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[AIMARD (Gustave)] ; MOOG (Henri)
Les Chasseurs d'abeilles. Traduit de l'anglais par Moog Henri
1879. UN « PIERRE MENARD, AUTEUR DU DON QUICHOTTE » DU XIXE SIÈCLE
Bookseller reference : 1419
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[ALAIN-FOURNIER] - BEREILH-LIEGAUX (Jacques).
Alain-Fournier.
Tapuscrit original inédit, en feuilles, (21 x 30 cm) sous chemise à rabats. 6 parties présentées chacune sous chemise de papier bleu avec le titre manuscrit : 1f.-3pp. - 30pp. - 2ff.-20pp. - 1f.-91pp. - 1f.100pp. - 1f.-15pp. Tâche angulaire sur les 4 premiers feuillets. Quelques corrections manuscrites. Bel état.
Bookseller reference : 11760
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[Alchemical manuscript].
Alchemical manuscript on vellum containing a series of complex symbols, diagrams and cipher text. [Northern Italy, not before 1560s].
4to (159 x 218 mm). Latin and Italian manuscript on vellum. 16 leaves, the first part containing notarial records of land ownership paginated 1-15; the second half with 14 pages of symbols, diagrams and cipher text, in red ink. Stored in custom-made morocco-backed clamshell case. An unusual and sophisticated alchemical manuscript showing a range of influences from Paracelsus to the Kabbalah. - Beginning in the middle of the single gathering, the manuscript contains a series of complex symbols and diagrams with cipher text, encoding alchemical processes. The illustrations start off with a symbol incorporating four watchtowers, a Star of David, and alchemical glyphs; later images include various furnaces, stills, and other apparatus, a seven stage ascent beginning with a flask and culminating in a throne (probably representing chemical processes), a fountain (similar to the opening image of the Rosarium Philosophorum), an alchemical rebis, a tree growing on a tomb with seven mountains in the background, a fruit bearing tree growing from a male figure impaled on a sword, a bird (apparently an owl) with an alembic on its head, and a distillatory furnace, many of the images partly composed of lines of cipher characters and incorporating various glyphs, also with diagrams of geometrical speculation, tables with Hebrew letters (perhaps showing permutations of solar and lunar qualities), and related material (ff. 9-15v). - Paracelsian influence is in evidence in the manuscript's list of the three essential ingredients of the Philosophers' Stone (Mercury, Sulphur, Salt), while the geometric representations of these tria prima resemble those found in the works of the Belgian alchemist Gerard Dorn (1530-84). Jewish elements include the use of Hebrew characters and the appearance of a Menorah in the rebis figure. The accompanying text is entirely in a cipher which resembles that of the Aiq Bekr or Kabbalah of the Nine Chambers. This manuscript reveals an alchemist whose work combines in a unique way many features found in contemporary practitioners such as, in England, John Dee. - Prefixed to the alchemical section is a series of notarial records including land transactions and a will, dating from 1537 to 1561 (providing the terminus post quem for the succeeding part) and localisable to northern Italy, specifically the Veneto (there is mention of a church of "Sancti Floriani de Rippa", or Riva, and of Venice itself). - Some staining, smudging to a few images and tears to outermost leaves. - Provenance: Sotheby's, 26 November 2008, lot 7.
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[Alchemical manuscript].
An alchemist's handbook, in German. Illustrated manuscript on paper. [Germany, ca. 1480/90].
Small 4to (140 x 195 mm). 91 leaves, 149 written pages in two hands, the main body of the text complete, up to 29 lines per page, ruled space 85 x 155 mm. Incipit: "In nomine domini amen. Noch dem also gesprochen ist daß alle kunst kunftigk ist von got und ist by im on ende...". Rubrics touched in red, calligraphic initials in red and some with flourishing, 25 watercolour illustrations of scientific apparatus, 10 mathematical and architectural diagrams in pen. 15th century German calf over wooden boards, tooled in blind with vertical rows of hunting scenes within a triple-filet frame, remains of two fore-edge clasps. Stored in custom-made half morocco clamshell case. A Renaissance alchemist's handbook, quoting Al-Razi by name and deeply rooted in the Islamic tradition of alchemical art. An intriguing manuscript which bears witness to early practical chemistry in 15th century Germany and to the immense influence of Arabic alchemy, illustrated with talented watercolour diagrams of the associated apparatus. - Indeed, the word 'alchemy' itself is derived from the Arabic word 'al-kimia', and it was Al-Razi who claimed that "the study of philosophy could not be considered complete, and a learned man could not be called a philosopher, until he has succeeded in producing the alchemical transmutation". Alchemy and chemistry often overlapped in the early Islamic world, but "for many years Western scholars ignored Al-Razi's praise for alchemy, seeing alchemy instead as a pseudoscience, false in its purposes and fundamentally wrong in its methods, closer to magic and superstition than to the 'enlightened' sciences. Only in recent years have pioneering studies conducted by historians of science, philologists, and historians of the book demonstrated the importance of alchemical practices and discoveries in creating the foundations of modern chemistry" (Ferrario). The quest to transmute base metals into gold and to obtain the Philosophers' Stone was a practical as well as theoretical pursuit, as attested by the existence of this manuscript. The main body of the text opens on fol. 5 with an introduction to the art of alchemy, whose practice requires reference to the ancient authorities. Recipes for the various pigments, solutions, acids and alkalis are listed in groups, before descriptions are given of the planets relevant to the alchemist's art, starting with Saturn, and their effect on the elements, again with reference to the ancient authorities including Al-Razi, Origen, Aristotle, Albertus Magnus, and Hermes Trismegistus. There follow notes on the ease of obtaining various elements, before lists of alchemical compounds - including 'sal petri' and 'aqua lunaris' - are grouped according to their nature. Practical instructions, organised by chapter, begin on fol. 17v with the manufacture of vermillion and 'spangrün'; the first of the illustrations depicts two vessels for the burning of cinnabar. Further recipes involve the burning of various substances - illustrated with drawings of furnaces, cucurbits and other vessels, and distillation apparatus - before moving on to the manufacture of acids, bases and oils, mentioning the use of quicksilver, then, finally, turning to the manufacture of gold. The end of the text on fol. 69 is marked with the words 'Alchimia & Scientia' in red ink with calligraphic flourishes, above a floral device. - Collation: written by another scribe and bound before the alchemist's handbook (ff. 5-69) are astrological calculations, including those charting the trajectories of the Sun and the Moon (ff. 1-4, obviously incomplete). At the end, 9 leaves with geometrical calculations, illustrated with pen diagrams (ff. 70v-78, apparently incomplete, 2 leaves loose). The last 12 leaves are blanks (ff. 79-91). - Condition: The binding is sound and intact, but shows significant losses to the upper cover; spine entirely lost. Two leaves loose at the end of the manuscript, outer margins waterstained and tattered, surface soiling most notable to f. 1. Occasionally loose and split at gatherings; presence of bookworm damage on some pages; very occasional wax stains. - Provenance: 1) The script, watermark and binding indicate that the manuscript was made in Germany in the final two decades of the 15th century. The watermark visible on certain pages - a heart beneath a crown, above 'Ib' - is closest to a motif widely used in Germany around 1480-1500 (cf. Piccard 32464-32481), and the binding is contemporary. The pastedowns, taken from a Litany of Saints, are also roughly contemporary. 2) This compendium of cryptic knowledge seems to have lain undisturbed for many years after its compilation: the contemporary stamped leather binding is preserved and no booklabels or ownership inscriptions mark the manuscript changing hands. 3) Zisska & Schauer, 4 May 2010, lot 6. 4) Braunschweig Collection, Paris. - The first pigment recipe books in German would not be published until the 1530s (cf. Schießl, Die deutschsprachige Literatur zu Werkstoffen und Techniken der Malerei, 1989). While the manual at hand never appeared in print, a much later manuscript of the same text, apparently copied by no less an authority than the botanist Hieronymus Bock (1498-1554), survives in Heidelberg's University Library under the title of "Ordenlicher proces der waren alten heimlichen kunst der alchymey in drey bucher gestelt" ("Alchemistisches Kunstbuch", Cod. Pal. germ. 294, dated to the middle or third quarter of the 16th century). Unlike the vividly coloured and deftly shaded illustrations in the present volume from the 15th century, the unsophisticated pen drawings in the later Palatina manuscript were clearly executed by the scribe himself rather than by a trained artist. Also, our manual contains additional illustrations at the end, showing some of the most necessary equipment on a double-page spread, as well as five additional pages of recipes for "lutum sapientiae", "postulatz golt" etc., some parts written in a secret cipher, all of which are lacking from Bock's copy. - A unique survival: the Schoenberg Database of Manuscripts lists no more than eight 15th century German alchemy tracts in institutional possession worldwide. Schoenberg Database SDBM_177979. G. Ferrario, Al-Kimiya: Notes on Arabic Alchemy. In: Chemical Heritage, 25 (2007), 32ff.
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[Alchemy].
"Opuscula Alchymica". Alchemical manuscript. Germany, 18th century.
Folio (200 x 318 mm). German manuscript, ink on paper. 81 ff., written on rectos and versos. Modern mottled quarter calf over marbled boards, spine stamped in blind and titled in gilt. A German alchemical manuscript comprising five treatises in five different hands. The first part is an anonymous essay on the medical aspects of human excrement ("Auß den Microcosmischen excrementis oder Stercore humano können Medicamenta gemacht werden [...]"); the second, also anonymous, is a brief treatise on the Philosopher's Stone ("Meine meinung den Lapidem Philosophorum zu erlangen ist diese [...]"). Part three is a commentary on the 1660 Amsterdam edition of Joachim Poleman's "Novum Lumen Medicum". Poleman was an adherent to the ideas of Johann Baptista van Helmont (1579-1644) and Ramon Lull. The "Novum Lumen Medicum" is Poleman's elucidation of Helmont's teachings on the secret of philosophers' sulphur, which involved bloodstone, spirit of wine, and "alzali" (alkali?) to produce a sulphuric tincture. First published in 165m the book enjoyed considerable success in many later editions and translations. - The fourth section is a commentary on Johann Gottfried Jugel's "Prima Materia Metallorum", first published 1754. It is one of several works on metals and chemistry by Jugel, and discusses the properties of various substances. The final section presents material from a work attributed to Herward von Forchenbrunn and to Jospeh Kirchweger (d. 1746) titled "Aurea Catena Homeri", which concerns sulphurs and metals and their various medicinal applications. The attempt to distinguish and separate true applicable science and medicine from the traditional occult arts is strongly indicated in the contents of this manuscript. - Browned throughout due to paper stock; some foxing, but well legible throughout. A late 19th century label mounted on the first leaf lists some of the contents. Attractively bound. - Provenance: Emanuel Mai, Catalog des Bücher-Lagers (Berlin 1854), no. 264; later sold by James and Mary Laurie, Booksellers, of St Paul, Minnesota. Last in the library of the noted Russian-American photographer and biologist Roman Vishniac (1897-1990). Cf. Thorndike VII, 231.
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[Algérie] - [Assemblée nationale constituante] - Georges Gaumont
Proposition de loi portant définition des biens vacants et leur qualification comme tels, notamment en agriculture, déposée par M. Gaumont, Georges (P.L. 63-02)
1963 La proposition de loi telle que déposée à l'Assemblée constituante algérienne en 1963 (4 pp. - 3 exemplaires), une autre version (3 pp. - 25 exemplaires thermocollés), deux versions préparatoires (copies carbonne du tapuscrit) dont l'une sur papier rose et l'autre comportant quelques corrections autographes.
Bookseller reference : 2012
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[ALLIER]. MANUSCRIT XIXe.-
Gannat 3me arrondissement. Extraits des mémoires sur les châteaux et abbayes du dépt de l'Allier, envoyés par Messieurs les Sous-préfets et Maires des Communes à Monsieur le Préfet de l'Allier.-
1. Mémoires de M. de Sartiges sous-préfet de Gannat du 30 aoust 1810. 2. Copie de la lettre de M. Amelot sous-préfet de l'arrondissement de Montluçon en réponse à celle par laquelle le préfet lui demandait des renseignements sur les anciens châteaux et abbayes, etc. du 16 juillet 1810. 12 pages in-4 (ca 170 x 225mm) d'une écriture fine particulièrement lisible. C'est la description des différents châteaux de l'arrondissement de Gannat à l'exception de celui de Chantelle pour lequel le rédacteur renvoie à Nicolas Nicolay, 20 châteaux anciens soigneusement décrits et court paragraphe sur les châteaux modernes. Pour l'arrondissement de Montluçon 3 châteaux et 3 abbayes succinctement décrits. Quelques dessins maladroits, au crayon sur les pages non écrites. Intéressant document.
Bookseller reference : ORD-15460
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[AMELIN DE BEAUREPAIRE] (Périgord)
Une pièce manuscrite in-8.
Monsieur d'Hozier est chargé de remettre un titre (testament de 1574) produit pour Anastasie [Dammelin] de Beaurepaire pour rentrer à la Maison royale de l'Enfant-Jésus. Signé Beaurepaire et Thianges, Paris, 22 nov. 1776.
Bookseller reference : 596851
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[Anatomy of the Ottoman Empire].
L'Anatomie de l'Empire des Ottomans. Declarant l'Origine, Conquestes, Loix, Religion, rentes et fortes des Turcs [...]. No place, 1661.
4to (167 x 235 mm). French manuscript on paper. (1 blank, 4), 75 ff. Cursive script in light brown ink, per extensum, left and right margins ruled in lead pencil. Contemporary unsophisticated cardboard with handwritten calligraphic title, date and a skilfully executed drawing of a grashooper to upper cover. Unpublished, highly interesting 17th century French manuscript about the history, religion, and topography of the Ottoman Empire, written to convey in brief the essentials of the Muslim world. Chapters include "Origine des Turcs et leurs conquestes", "De la Secte de Mahomet et des Loix et Polices des Turcs" (an extensive discussion of Islam and the Prophet), "Estat present de l'Empire des Ottomans" (on the Ottoman state), "Princes confinans avec l'Ottoman", "Princes pretendans sur cest Empire", "La maniere de faire une ligue contre les Ottomans", and "Moyen d'attaquer, abbatre et aneantir l'Empire des Turcs". At the end, the manuscript also mentions Arabia "on the Red Sea" and the port of Jeddah, "where the pilgrims of Mahomet disembark for Mecca". Further, the author discusses navigation of the Red Sea (dangerous at night) and the coast of the Arabian Peninsula, including the port of Aden, Ras Fartak, Norbat (Ash Shuwaymiyyah) opposite the Khuriya Muriya Islands, Muscat, the Kingdom of Ormuz and other places in the Gulf under Portuguese rule. - Occasional slight brownstaining, lower half of title-page defective and rebacked (apparently without loss), otherwise a well-preserved, well-legible manuscript, untrimmed in its original 17th century binding.
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[ANCEAUME D'HOUDAN] (Normandie)
3 pièces manuscrites in-8 et in-4.
Décharges et courrier. Signé d'Hodan, Duray et d'Anceaume, 1775-1776.
Bookseller reference : 596846
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[Andachtsbüchlein].
Schöne Gebeter aus Karl H. Seibt herausgezogene Andachts-Übungen als Morgens Abends Meß und Beichtgebeter. Von mir Vinzenzio Kramolino niedergeschriebene sind den 1. Januarii 1796. O. O., 1. I. 1796.
Deutsche Handschrift auf Papier. (122) SS. Mit gest. Frontispiz. Goldgepr. Lederband der Zeit. Dreiseitiger Goldschnitt, Buntpapiervorsätze. 8vo. In passendem Lederschuber. Privatabschrift mit Auszügen aus dem bekannten "Katholischen Lehr- und Gebetbuch" des katholischen deutschen Pädagogen und Theologen Karl Heinrich Seibt (1735-1806) in sauberer Kurrente aus der Feder des Vinzenz Kramolin. Das Gebetbuch erschien erstmals 1779 in Prag und erlebte bis ins 19. Jahrhundert zahlreiche Neuauflagen und Nachdrucke. Der Kupferstich von Gottfried Bernhard Götz (1708-74) zeigt den heiligen Dismas, den mit Jesus gekreuzigten "rechten" ("guten") Verbrecher oder Schächer, der nach dem Lukasevangelium am Kreuz Reue zeigte, wofür ihm Jesus das Paradies versprach. - Die letzten 14 Seiten enthalten Gesänge für die Heilige Messe in anderer, zeitgenössischer Hand (auf anderem Papier). Einband und Schuber etwas wurmstichig und am Rücken berieben. Wenige Seiten mit kleinen Knickfalten; vereinzelt leicht braunfleckig. Hübsches Dokument privater Andacht, vermutlich aus dem ostösterreichischen oder böhmischen Raum.
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[ANDELOT] (Bourgogne)
Une pièce manuscrite in-4.
Décharge pour Gabriel-Louis-Joseph d'Andelot pour rentrer dans la Compagnie des Cadets gentilshommes, signé Larcher Daubencourt, Paris, 3 nov. 1779.
Bookseller reference : 596852
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[ANONYME]
Alguier - 83 spécimens d'algues séchés et pressés au 19e siècle [BIOLOGIE MARINE]. French seaweed collection of 83 extremely well preserved samples from the 19th century [MARINE BIOLOGY].
Sans lieu, sans éditeur (manuscrit - pièce unique), sans date (circa 1870). In-8 - 18 x 25 cm. Reliure de l'époque en demi-chagrin rouge, dos à 4 nerfs, orné de caissons et petits fers dorés, titre doré "Algues marine" sur le dos. 85 planches. Alguier extrêmement soigné, composé à la fin du 19e siècle (vers 1870), recueillant 83 spécimens d'algues pressés sur 85 feuillets de papier fort. Planches montées sur onglet. Spécimens non-identifiés (non légendés), en excellent état de conservation. À la fin du XIXe siècle, la collecte et la conservation d'échantillons d'algues sont devenues un passe-temps populaire pour les Européens aisés. Ces collectionneurs passaient de nombreuses heures à sécher, presser et monter avec soin les spécimens qu'ils trouvaient au cours de leurs voyages. Leurs recueils illustrent ce phénomène de mode, mais présentent également, encore aujourd’hui, un intérêt scientifique, par exemple en permettant de constater si certaines variétés ont disparu.
Bookseller reference : 2634
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[ANONYME]
Botanique
S. l. : S. d. (milieu du XIXe siècle). UN SUPERBE HERBIER DU MILIEU DU XIXE SIÈCLE
Bookseller reference : 346
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[ANONYME]
Carnet ancien orné d’aquarelles originales présentant plus de 170 accessoires pour le théâtre No. [MANUSCRIT – JAPON – THÉÂTRE NO]
(Japan - Japon) Pièce unique. Sans date. 15,5 x 23,5cm. Reliure à la japonaise, couvertures postérieures muettes. 28 feuillets. Contrairement au kabuki, les accessoires complexes, les décors et les plates-formes tournantes ne sont pas utilisés sur la scène du nô. On privilégie plutôt un type d'accessoire modeste appelé tsukurimono (littéralement "objets fabriqués"). Fabriqués à la main à partir de matériaux tels que le bambou, les tsukurimono ne comportent souvent qu'un simple cadre et sont plus symboliques que réalistes. Ils représentent souvent des structures telles que des bateaux, des tombes, des maisons et des puits.
Bookseller reference : 2548
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[Anonyme]
LA SENTENCE, lithographie polychrome de procès
, «Composition Lithographique de l’Éditrice P.V. 4» [circa 1900], 24,5 x 36cm pour la litho., Inscriptions dans la planche de l’imprimeur italien P.V. Fiorenza [Edizioni Il Ponte Vecchio] avec la fleur de lys et le pinceau imprimés à froid dans la feuille, très légères traces, bon état.
Bookseller reference : 4204
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[ANONYME]
Livre de raisons de Pierre de Navailles et carnets de 7 gouaches de style cubiste
Béarn, 1682. In-4, [28]ff. + 7 ff., parchemin souple de l'époque, tranchefiles à passes, liens (reliure défraîchie mais solide, taches et petites rousseurs).
Bookseller reference : 23392
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[Anonyme]
L’INCIDENTE, lithographie polychrome de procès
, «Composition Lithographique de l’Éditrice P.V. 2» [circa 1900], 24,5 x 36cm pour la litho., Inscriptions dans la planche de l’imprimeur italien P.V. Fiorenza [Edizioni Il Ponte Vecchio] avec la fleur de lys et le pinceau imprimés à froid dans la feuille, très légères traces, bon état.
Bookseller reference : 4205
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[Anonyme] [REVOLUTION FRANCAISE].
[REVOLUTION FRANCAISE] CANTIQUE. Pour le 14 juillet 1790.
S.n., [14 juillet] 1790 Manuscrit autographe anonyme. 2 pages. 36 vers (6 strophes de 6 vers) 1 bi-feuillet 21,7 x 16,8 cm. parfait état. Belle écriture parfaitement lisible. Pièce autographe inédite non encore attribuée.
Bookseller reference : AMO-4529
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[ANONYME].
Rare manuscrit religieux anonyme du 17e siècle.
Reliure de l’époque usagée (manques au dos et aux plats), tranches dorées, traces de fermoirs, intérieur correct. Différentes mentions de propriétaires anciens : « A M. Delacour », « M. Prudhomme ». Le principal du manuscrit est numéroté 158 ff. d’une écriture fine et lisible.
Bookseller reference : R22
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[anonyme]:
Quelques reliques émouvantes du passé. Quelques reliques émouvantes de l'histoire de France.
Paris, Éditions M.D., sans date. 4 fascicules in-folio sous couvertures parcheminées Un peu frottées, avec quelques taches). Quelques petites taches aussi ça et là dans le texte.
Bookseller reference : 6521
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[Anti-Jesuit sonnet].
"Per la soppressione della Compagnia di Gesù". Manuscript copy of a sonnet. No place, 16. VIII. 1773.
8vo. Italian manuscript on paper. ½ p. Unpublished sonnet attributed to a Count Marescalchi of Ferrara. The poem describes the Society of Jesus as a crumbling "bulwark of two centuries", likening it to the Tower of Babel and lamenting their vanity. It concludes with the assertion that the Jesuits are guilty of their own ruin: "Te stessa incolpa della tua ruina". - The sonnet is dated to 16 August 1773, less than a month after the suppression of the Jesuits by Pope Clement XIV through the papal brief "Dominus ac Redemptor Noster". This controversial political act led to a surge in propaganda for and against the Jesuits and the Pope. - The word "Emine[n]za" written on the verso, potentially indicating a dedication. Minor brownstaining.
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[Antiphonar].
Einzelblatt aus einem Antiphonar. [Wohl Spanien, 18. Jahrhundert].
Lateinische Handschrift auf Pergament (645 x 410 mm). 6 Zeilen Text und römische Quadratnoten in schwarzer Rahmung. Mit einer Initiale. Stellenweise etwas fleckig, alte Montagespuren verso.
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[Apollinaire] André Salmon, Céline Arnaud, Paul Dermée, Francis Picabia, Pierre Albert-Birot, Henri Hertz, Ivan Goll, Alberto Savinio, Tristan Tzara , Giuseppe Ungaretti, Fernand Fleuret
Apollinaire
Paris Editions de L'Esprit nouveau - Librairie Jean Budry 1924 In-8 broché, couverture illutrée
Bookseller reference : 013100
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[Arabien]. - Inlibris
One Thousand [1000] Books, Manuscripts, and Collections Relating to Arabia and the Middle East. (Edited by Christopher Frey). (= Catalogue 16).
(Wien), Antiquariat Inlibris Gilhofer Nachf., (2014). 4°. Mit zahlr. meist ganzs. farb. Abbildungen. 1 Bl., 541 S., OLwd.
Bookseller reference : 49874
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[ARCHAMBEAU] (Périgord)
Une pièce manuscrite in-8.
Lettre à M. D'Hozier de Sérigny concernant les titres de M. Darchambeau près Monpon en Périgord. Signé l'abbé de Gamanson [secrétaire de la Feuilles Bénéfices]. + Mention signé d'Hozier de Sérigny, Paris, sept. 1771.
Bookseller reference : 596854
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[ARCLAIS de MONTAMY] (Normandie)
Pièce manuscrite in-4.
Décharge pour Louis-Philippe d'Arclais de Montamy pour être reçu dans l'Hôtel de l'Ecole Royale militaire. Signé de Chal (Chalo), comtesse de Montamy, rue Féroux proche St Sulpice, Paris, 11 avril 1778.
Bookseller reference : 596855
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[Arithmetic textbook.] Clauzel, Pierre.
Livre d'arithmetiq[ue]. Mirepoix, 1764.
8vo. French manuscript on paper. 412 (but: 406) numbered pp., with pp. 227-228 skipped, 145-146 and 387-388 missing. With two folding tables. Contemporary brown sheepskin with label to spine. Interesting handwritten textbook of arithmetics with elaborate calligraphy by an otherwise unknown merchant named Pierre Clauzel from Lavelanet. The manuscript was probably executed in two phases, as pages 1-121 are rife with calligraphed titles, ornaments, borders, and marks in coloured ink, whereas the rest of the manuscript displays a plainer style in the same hand. - Clauzel signed both inner covers: the date added to the front, 3 December 1765, probably indicates the completion of the entire manuscript, despite the calligraphed title bearing the year 1764. According to the title, the textbook was compiled "under the direction of the Brothers of the Christian Schools of the town of Mirepoix". It is an introduction to arithmetics that does not go beyond basic operations, instead focusing on usefulness for merchants. Thus, the manuscript includes a wide variety of arithmetic operations for accounting, trade, financial transactions, etc., all demonstrated by aid of concrete examples. These varied and realistic practical specimens turn the manuscript into a valuable document for a history from below. For the "testament rule" Clauzet uses the example of a "merchant from Toulouse" who was attacked and "dangerously wounded" on the way to the "fair of Beaucaire". He wants to bequeath a certain sum to his pregnant wife and unborn child, with different portions of the sum being allotted either to a son or a daughter. The hypothetical wife ultimately gives birth two daughters and a son. Clauzet proposes a division rule to solve this unexpected problem. Another rule is a distribution key for a prize obtained by more than one ship, based on the number of sailors and cannons on board each ship. The manuscript closes with several examples for bills of exchange and copies of seven requests for payment by Pierre Clauzel. The two folding plates compare various measures of weight and length from France and other parts of Europe. - The congregation of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, also known as De La Salle Brothers, had been established by Jean-Baptiste de la Salle in Paris in 1694 with the goal of providing education to poor children. The chapter and school in Mirepoix had only been recently established when the manuscript was written. - Binding chafed and bumped. Unprofessional restorations to lower spine and front cover. With occasional ink damage. Two leaves show several tears but no text loss. Folding tables have tears and creases.
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[Arithmétique] :
Manuscrit in-folio commencé le 2 juin 1735, achevé le 29 septembre de la même année, vélin de l’époque avec lacets de fermeture, de 222 feuillets écrits au recto, et pour certains au verso à l’encre noire et parfaitement lisible.
Ce traité d’arithmétique est divisé en deux grandes parties, chacune de 9 chapitres : la première traite de la numérotation et des quatre opérations (additions, soustractions, multiplications, divisions) ; règle de trois, règle de monnaies, fractions, réductions, règle de part ; etc. La seconde (p. 103) est une application aux règles de gain et de perte, les “troques”, la tare, les alliages, règles de Compagnie, l’intérêt, les rachats, le change, la règle “d’Esconte”, les règles testamentaires, de fausse position, règle entre marchands et facteur, le livret de trente pour les jours achève le traité. Chaque page est ornée en tête et dans le texte de compositions calligraphiées avec beaucoup de talent, les décors prenant la forme des lettrines et titres ornementaux et d’entrelacs, fleurs, animaux, chiens, oiseaux, volutes, brandebourgs et grotesques.
Bookseller reference : 18182
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[ARLOZ] (Bugey)
Pièce manuscrite in-8.
Décharge pour Jean-Baptiste d'Arloz admis comme élève de l'Ecole Royale Militaire. Signé [Marguerite] Gallien de la Chaux, veuve d'Arloz, St Jean le Vieux, 12 may 1765.
Bookseller reference : 596856
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[ARMORIAL MANUSCRIT].
Recueil de 92 blasons dessinés à la plume, dont 9 coloriés.
Manuscrit in-4 (22,5 x 17,5 cm). XIXe siècle. Bradel usagé. Des rousseurs. 92 feuillets illustrés de dessins originaux à l'encre, suivis d'une table manuscrite des armoiries représentées.
Bookseller reference : 15201
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[ARNAUD de La BORIE de SARAZIGNAC]
3 pièces manuscrites in-8.
3 décharges : - pour Victor François Arneaud de Laborie de Sarazignac, signé Sarasignac, 3 déc. 1732. - pour Gabrielle Arnault de Sarasignac pour être reçue dans la maison royale de St Louis à St Cyr, signé d'Arnault, 25 fév. 1736. - contrat de mariage de Jean François d'Arnaud de Sarasignac avec Marie de Porsmoguer du 5 oct. 1774, signé du Baudier ; pour Mlle Arnaud de Sarasignac, signé l'abbé de Goyon, 20 sept. 1776.
Bookseller reference : 596857
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[Artillery].
"Instrucione a Scollari Bombardieri". 17th century Italian illustrated manuscript treatise about artillery and cannons. [Italy], 1673.
Folio (ca. 210 x 305 mm). Ink manuscript on paper (watermark: eagle and coat-of-arms). 129 written pp. on 72 ff., paginated 5-98 (with lacunae) and 105-147. Numerous inserted leaves and illustrations. Contemporary carta rustica with title inscribed to front cover. An extensive, illustrated manuscript treatise for the instruction of artillerists, couched as a dialogue between an apprentice bombardier and his master, entitled "Discorso fatto in dialogo trà il maestro e lo scollaro bombard[ie]re nel quale si comprende tutto quello che è necessario per saper ben maneggiare l'artiglieria". Written in brown ink in a single large gathering, including 15 pages of ink drawings laid into the manuscript, and a second section beginning on page 105 titled "Prattica del Can[on]e", in three smaller gatherings. Separate indices for the two sections at the end. The omitted pages 99-104 would appear to have been blank (as are pp. 43-47 at the end of the second section), and while the page numbering in the first section is not entirely consecutive, the text appears entirely complete, with no references in the index to unrecorded page numbers. - Browning to the laid-down drawings; some worming and several small holes and dampstains. From the collection of Thomas Fremantle, 3rd Baron Cottesloe (1862-1956), commander of the Territorial Army and president of the Society for Army History Research.
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[Artillery].
Di alcuni principi di geomettria, necessarij per intendere, e sapere fare spedissam[en]te tutto quello, che si appartiene ad un valoroso bombard[ie]re. Italy, 17th century.
Large folio (ca. 270 x 410 mm). Italian manuscript on paper. 60 ff. comprising 9 pp. of text and 54 plates (versos blank), with 8 additional drawings loosely inserted or pasted on the inside front cover. Contemporary carta rustica. Comprising mainly 54 full-page plates executed in pen and ink, illustrating cannons, mortars, explosives, crossbows (with explosives), hoists, winches, ballistic trajectories, diagrams and artillerymen. Many of the drawings in this manuscript are modelled on the engraved plates in Diego Ufano's treatise on artillery, first published in Spanish (Brussels, 1612). There does not appear to have been an edition in Italian. - Binding worn with some staining to lower corners. From the collection of Thomas Fremantle, 3rd Baron Cottesloe (1862-1956), commander of the Territorial Army and president of the Society for Army History Research.
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[Arznei- und Kochbuch].
Heilmittel- und Kochrezeptsammlung. Wohl Tirol, zweite Hälfte des 18. Jhs.
4to. Zus. ca. 255 SS. auf 147 Bll. (2), 158, 163-231, (62) SS. (davon 1½ SS. mit Register, S. 148-158, 163-183 und die letzten 4 SS. weiß). Deutsche Handschrift auf Papier. Mit kalligraphierten Überschriften. Halbpergamenteinband der Zeit mit marmorierten Buchdeckeln, Lederbändern und dreiseitigem grün-rot gefärbten Schnitt. Umfangreiche Sammlung von Heilmittel- und Kochrezepten, wohl von der Mitte bis zum Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts von mehreren Händen zusammengetragen. - Unter dem Titel "Arzney Buech" finden sich im ersten Teil des Manuskriptes (SS. 1-148) etwa 120 Heilmittelrezepte für Salben, Pflaster, Pillen, Pulver und Balsam, meist nach der Art der Mittel geordnet. Das Spektrum reicht vom "Salbl zum Schlaff machen" mit Muskatöl über ein "Pulffer des Lebens", das auch einige der schon seit Hildegard von Bingen bewährten Kräuter wie Muskat, Zitwer, Allant, Süßwurzel, Ingwer, Galgant, Zimt und Tausendgüldenkraut würdigt, oder ein "Recept der Pest Pillen von Wienn" bis zu Edelsteinheilmittel (SS. 109-112). Gegen Ende dieses Teiles finden sich auch einige Spirituosen, vom Branntwein bis hin zu Likören wie "Marillen-Roßolly" oder "edlen Schokolati Rosoli". - Die ordentliche breite Kurrentschrift wird auf S. 141 durch eine etwas kleinere und engere Handschrift abgelöst. In diesem Teil findet sich nach dem Rezept für "ein bewehrtes Raicher vor üble und güfftige Kranckhoiten, und Pest" der Hinweis, dass das Mittel 1773 in Zeiten der Pest verwendet wurde. Damit ist zugleich ein Terminus post quem für die Entstehungszeit zumindest dieses Teils des Manuskriptes gegeben. Nach einigen weißen Blättern (SS. 148-183) folgen ca. 130 Koch- und Backrezepte für verschiedene Knödel, "Kräpffl", "Nudl", "Dorten", "Strauben", "Klezenzelten", "Pomeranzen Sulz" oder "Korn Bluemen Saafft" sowie im letzten Teil, von breiterer Hand, mehrere Fischrezepte, meist zu Karpfen und Hecht, sowie einige Teig- und Mehlspeiszubereitungen, ebenfalls in ordentlichen Kurrentschriften von zwei verschiedenen Händen aufgeschrieben. Die mundartlichen Eigenheiten verweisen auf eine Herkunft aus Tirol. - Der Einband etwas fleckig, angestaubt und beschabt. Am Ende und im unbeschriebenen Teil einige Bll. entfernt, daher fehlen die paginierten SS. 159-162, etwas fleckig. Mit Exlibris des Kufsteiner Volksschullehrers Carl Wagner.
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[ASPREMONT] (Lorraine)
Pièce manuscrite in-4.
Décharge pour Henry-Joseph-Nicolas d'Aspremont admis à l'Ecole royale militaire. Signé Daspremont, Paris, 5 may 1761.
Bookseller reference : 596858
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[ASSAS de PEYREGROSSE] (Languedoc)
3 pièces manuscrites in-8.
Lettre et décharge pour François d'Assas de Peyregrosse admis à l'Ecole royale militaire, signées Delavalette Dassas de Peiregrosse, au Vigan, 21 et 22 déc. 1760 + une pièce signée d'Assas, 1771.
Bookseller reference : 596859
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[ASSOCIATION DES ECRIVAINS VAUDOIS] BEAUSIRE Pierre; BLANC Géo H.; BONNARD André; BORCHANNE René; BOVARD René; BRASSELER Louis; BUENZOD Emmanuel; BUDRY Paul; BURNAND René; CHAMPVENT Hélène; CHESSEX Robert; COLOMB Catherine; CRISINEL Edmond-Henri; CURCHOD Alice; DAVID-PERRET Madame; DELHORBE Cécile; DURWARD Renée J.; FRANCILLON Clarisse; GILLARD Edmond; KOLLBRUNER Berthe; LANDRY C.-F.; MANGANEL Ernest; MARTIN Auguste; MARTIN Vio; MATTER-ESTOPPEY Marthe; MATTHEY Pierre-Louis; MERCANTON Jacques; MEYER Louise; MONTMOLLIN Eric de; MOSER Jean; PERROCHON Henri; POLIAKOVA Maria; REYMOND Marie-Louise; ROCHAT-CENISE Charles; ROUD Gustave; SAVARY Léon; SIMOND Daniel; THOMI William; TROILLET Gilbert; VALLOTTON Henry; VERLY Albert; VUILLEMIN Berthe; WILD Alfred et BATAILLARD A.-J.:
Recueil d'autographes des membres de l'Association des écrivains vaudois, formant pièce unique.
[Lausanne], [Association des écrivains vaudois - AEV], [1947]. In-4 de [106] pages, plein parchemin muet, orné au premier plat d'une composition originale du peintre Jean-Jacques Mennet. Sous emboîtage avec dos toilé muet. La maison Mayer & Soutter à Lausanne a soigné la reliure de ces pages autographes.
Bookseller reference : 12735
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[Astrology - Chiromancy].
Illustrated Russian manuscript. Probably Russian Empire, 18th century.
Small 8vo (105 x 159 mm). Illustrated astrological manuscript. Red and black ink in Cyrillic script on paper. 297 ff., written on rectos and versos, with 14 hand-cut and illustrated volvelles with between 1 and 4 moveable parts, 160 chiromantic diagrams, and numerous astrological charts. Engraved folding table of the Cyrillic alphabet inserted in front ("These are the print letters / These are the letters used in writting [sic]", taken from The Russian Catechism [London, Meadows, 1725]). Modern green morocco stamped in blind. Housed in custom green cloth chemise and slipcase. Edges sprinkled red. A fully handwritten 18th century prognostication manual containing astrological tables and zodiacal charts, Sator squares and other magical tables, as well as ample matter on palmistry. Throughout the volume there are 14 working handcut volvelles with as many as four moveable discs, some with carefully cut windows. An appendix at the end contains an extensive topical manuscript. - Popular divination remained a fixture of Russian folk beliefs long into the 19th century, and the Sator Square was commonly used by the schismatic Russian Orthodox Old Believer communities since the 17th century. From the late 18th century onwards, printed sources discuss the magical folk rituals of Old Russia: as early as 1782, the Russian civil servant Mikhail Dmitrievich Chulkov published his "Slovar' ruskikh sueverii" ("A Dictionary of Russian Superstitions"), which was reprinted four years later as "Abevega russkikh sueverii" ("The ABC of Russian Superstitions", Moscow, 1786) - undoubtedly drawing on some of the same principles that inform the present manual. Another four years later, Semen Komisarov published a fortune-telling compendium ("Drevnii i novyi vsegdashnii gadatel'nyi orakul", Moscow, 1800) containing sections on dream divination, magic tricks, palmistry and physiognomy. While widely known and practiced by simple country folk and gentry alike, such arcane practices (culturally associated not exclusively, but especially with women) were frowned upon by the philosophers and administrators of 18th century Enlightenment: indeed, "under Catherine the Great dream interpretation was made a criminal offence, together with various kinds of magical practices and witchcraft" (Ryan/Wigzell, p. 666). The survival of so copious and wide-ranging a manual clearly designed by and for a practitioner rather than a theorist is highly uncommon. - Some duststaining and fingerstaining from extensive use. Moveable volvelle discs appear to be lacking from two additional circular diagrams. Handsomely rebound in the 20th century. - Provenance: front matter has ink stamp (ca. 1800) by R. D. Combe, a Westminster gentleman whose library was dispersed in 1821 by Saunders of St James's Street. Latterly in the library of the noted Russian-American photographer and biologist Roman Vishniac (1897-1990). Cf. W. F. Ryan & Faith Wigzell, "Gullible Girls and Dreadful Dreams. Zhukovskii, Pushkin and Popular Divination", The Slavonic and East European Review 70 (1992), pp. 647-669.
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[ASTURIAS Miguel Angel] MIOMANDRE Francis de
"Légendes du Guatemala" - Manuscrit autographe - 175 pages in8 - Paris 1925 - 1930 - Ratures et corrections -
1953 Manuscrit autographe par Francis de Miomandre de la traduction (parue chez Gallimard en 1953) du premier ouvrage de Miguel Angel Asturias - Le manuscrit est monté sur onglets et reliè en demi-chagrin rouge à coins - dos à deux fois trois nerfs joints - étui - (relié avec une lettre autographe de l'éditeur Georges Crès à Jacques Péricard) - On joint un exemplaire de l'ouvrage dédicacé par Miomandre et Asturias en 1963 -
Bookseller reference : GF23625
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[AUBERT D'HENOUVILLE] (Normandie)
2 pièces manuscrites in-8.
- Lettre à M. d'Hozier pour retirer 2 contrats de mariage, signée Larmandière (?) et Roussel, Paris, 5 may 1757. - Décharge pour M. Auber d'Hénouville, reçu page de la Reine, signée Aubert d'Hénouville, Paris, 17 mars 1759.
Bookseller reference : 596861
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[AUBERY] (Lorraine)
Pièce manuscrite in-8.
Décharge pour messieurs d'Aubery mes petits-fils. Signé d'Oré [présidente Doré], Nancy, 27 décembre 1789. Une vingtaine de lignes de la main d'Hozier de Sérigny.
Bookseller reference : 596862
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[AURELLE de TERRENEYRE (DES CORNAIS)] (Auvergne)
3 pièces manuscrites in-8 et in-4.
3 décharges : - pour [xxx] mon fils reçu page Page du Roy dans sa petite écurie, signé Terreneyre, Paris, 25 juin 1763. - pour Gilbert Jean Gabriel d'Aurelle des Cornais, cousin. Signé Tereneyre, capit. au rég. de royalle étranger [demeurant au château de la Mollière, près Billom, en Auvergne], nombr. notes de d'Hozier de Sérigny. Paris, 2 oct. 1780. - pour l'insertion aux registres de l'armorial général, signé d'Aurelle, Paris, 21 décembre 1819.
Bookseller reference : 596863
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[Austrian legal manuscript - Walther, Bernhard, jurist (1516-1584)].
Private-Law Treatises [and other works, including (incipit): Der Fünff N.O. Lannde und Fürstlichen Graffschafft Görz Vergleichung Anno 1542]. Probably Austria, later 17th century.
Folio (210 x 310 mm). German manuscript on paper. 698 written pages on 396 unnumbered ff. Contemporary calf; spine gilt. Collection of almost entirely German (Austrian) 16th century legal texts, but also comprising a few 15th century sources (and one in Latin), thus assembled in the late 17th century. The tax legislation for all five Lower Austrian countries and Gorizia from 1542 (copied from the printed book) is followed by the extensive Treatises of Bernhard Walther (the "father of Austrian law" who in the mid-16th century collected the Lower Austrian customary law). The present, very complete manuscript comprises 14 of the 15 treatises (all except that on bankruptcy), and it was used by Max Rintelen for his critical edition, published in 1937 (cf. reference below). The treatises are followed by decisions concerning the law of inheritance ("Von Erbschafften drey Fragen, dem Herrn Landtmarschalkh ... alhier anzuzaigen"; "Ob deß abgestorbnen Wittib, oder Glaubiger den Vorgang haben: Der Regierung Rathschlag" etc.), "Bericht wegen der Caution im Landtsrechten in Österreich Under der Enß", "General wegen der Verstorbenen Pfarrer in Steyer Verlassenschafft", "Tractatus de testibus, ex secundo tomo actionum forensium D. Joan. Oldendorffii"; "Königlicher Bevelch daß ain jede Sach vor dem ordentlichen Gericht erster Instanz clagt soll werden (4 March 1534); "Khay. May. Declaration und Spruch zwischen der Löblichen Universitet zu Wienn, und gemainer Statt daßelbst" (1571), "Gemaine Beschwerung der Erblande" (with detailed regulations on mining and minting, manslaughter, gypsies, Jews, etc.), confirmations of decrees issued by Frederick III in 1444, 1462 and 1470, etc. - Some waterstaining near end; occasional slight staining. Spine-ends professionally repaired. Provenance: Handwritten ownership of Baron Anton von Egger (d. 1727): "Ex lib. Ant. L. B. de Egker". Later in the collection of the Austrian legal historian and numismatist Arnold Luschin von Ebengreuth (1841-1932) with his etched bookplate to the front pastedown. After Luschin's death his heirs presented the volume to his student, the legal historian Max Rintelen (1880-1965); cf. his entry in blue ink: "Von Luschins Erben erhalten. Max Rintelen". M. Rintelen, Bernhard Walthers privatrechtliche Traktate (Leipzig 1937), Ms. LE (p. XVIII).
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[AUTOGRAPHS & MANUSCRIPTS] [RADICAL AUTHORS] EASTMAN, Max
Typed Letter signed. 1pp to "Mr. Simon" dated November 15 1941
Croton-on-Hudson 1941. Brief 1-pp TLS on Eastman's personal Croton-On-Hudson letterhead addressed to a "Mr. Simon" dated November 14 1941. Single holograph correction in Eastman's hand. Mailing folds; slightly toned at margins; Very Good. Regarding the recipient's letter to the Reader's Digest of September 24 Eastman had been hired as an editor for the conservative publication earlier in the same year. The subject appears to be the institution of the death penalty in the Soviet Union: ".Nobody questions the fact that the death penalty was decreed for theft of 'socialist property' and the extension of all penalties to children twelve years old automatically extends that one. I am sorry to say I can not tell you offhand when the previous decree was issued but I think it was the Spring of 1934. unknown
Bookseller reference : 28255
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[AUTOGRAPHS & MANUSCRIPTS] [RADICAL AUTHORS] EASTMAN, Max
Typed Note signed. 1pp to "Miss Mendham" dated March 30 1938
Croton-on-Hudson 1941. Brief 1-pp TNS on Eastman's personal Croton-On-Hudson notepaper addressed to a "Miss Mendham" dated March 30 1938. Old folds; holograph additions in Eastman's hand; Very Good. "I shall be delighted to have you use some of my poems in your Verse Speaking Festival.perhaps the poem called "Battle Fields" in my volume "Kinds of Love" would be appropriate." Adds three further suggestions in holograph beneath signature: "The Sing Sing Alarm" "Isadora Duncan" "To Live in Summer" unknown
Bookseller reference : 28256
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[AUTOGRAPHS & MANUSCRIPTS] [RADICAL AUTHORS] EASTMAN, Max
Typed Note signed to "Joesphine" Herbst dated November 25 1945
New York 1945. Brief TNS on Eastman's personal W. 13th St. letterhead addressed to "Josephine" dated November 25 1945. Old folds else Fine with bright clear autograph: "Dear Josephine: Thanks so much for the news -- sad as it all was -- in your letter. It was nice to hear from you. I hope the autobiography may live up to your expectations." The recipient is likely the American proletarian novelist and essayist Josephine Herbst 1892-1969; the "sad news" to which Eastman refers may well have been Herbst's ongoing battles with her former husband and fellow novelist John Herrmann. unknown
Bookseller reference : 28254
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[AUTOGRAPHE MANUSCRIT] François Achille BAZAINE
LETTRE DE PROMOTION DU SERGENT ANCELOT AU GRADE DE SOUS LIEUTENANT DANS LE 32EME DE LIGNE
1826 un document Original Authentique de 4 pages (une grande pliée en deux), préimprimée [à l'en-tête de l'Armée du Rhin et les emblèmes de l'Empire Français (à l'aigle) gravés en noir] et manuscrite à l'encre brune sur papier crème, format : 34 centimètres de HAUT par 22 centimètres de LARGE, fait au Ban Saint Martin, le 13 Septembre 1870, signature autographe de BAZAINE (Maréchal de France, Commandant en Chef de l'Armée du Rhin), petites fentes de papier en marge et léger manque de papier en marge (moins de 1 cm2) sinon Bel Exemplaire....
Bookseller reference : 22305
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[AUTOGRAPHE] LOUIS XIV - ROI DE FRANCE -
LETTRE AVEC SIGNATURE AUTOGRAPHE MANUSCRITE DU ROI LOUIS XIV, CONTRESIGNEE PAR MICHEL LE TELLIER, MARQUIS DE BARBEZIEUX, SEIGNEUR DE CHAVILLE, D'ETANG ET DE VIROFLAY (SECRETAIRE DE LA GUERRE DU ROI) : LETTRE DE NOMINATION DE MONSIEUR DU LAS COMME MARECHAL DE CAMP DU COMTE D'ESTRADES COMMANDANT EN CHEF EN MA PROVINCE DE GUYENNE, REIMS LE 12 JUIN 1654
saint germain en laye 1654 une lettre, d'une page, sur papier vélin ligné, manuscrite à l'encre brune, format : 34,4 x 24 cm, lettre autographe manuscrite, Lettre signée '' Louis '' de la main du Roi LOUIS XIV (Agé alors de 16 Ans) + signature de MICHEL LE TELLIER,[ MARQUIS DE BARBEZIEUX, SEIGNEUR DE CHAVILLE, D'ETANG ET DE VIROFLAY (SECRETAIRE DE LA GUERRE DU ROI)], fait à REIMS LE 12 JUIN 1654,
Bookseller reference : 22518
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[AUVERGNE - MANUSCRIT - François de LA GUESLE].
Extrait des registres du Siège présidial d'Auvergne. sous la présidence de M. du Bourg. 1567.
1 pièce manuscrite sur vélin, 48 x 46 cm, datée du vendredi 30 mai 1567. Deux petits trous à un pli. Beau document.
Bookseller reference : 9513
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