‎Imprimerie‎

‎Imprimerie Paul DuPont‎

‎Oeuvres Francaise Des Trente Ans De Theatre: 1902-1907 1903 French Edition‎

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Referenz des Buchhändlers : 1168154995.G ISBN : 1168154995 9781168154996

‎Imprimerie des Nations‎

‎Recueil des Représentations Protestations Et Réclamations Faites A S. M. I. Par les Represantns Et Etats des Provinces des Pays-Bas Autrichens: . sur Lesquels les Mêmes Récla French Edition‎

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Referenz des Buchhändlers : 0259855855.G ISBN : 0259855855 9780259855859

‎Imprimerie des Nations‎

‎Recueil des Représentations Protestations Et Réclamations Faites A S. M. I. Par les Represantns Et Etats des Provinces des Pays-Bas Autrichens: . Paix sur Lesquels les Mêmes French Edition‎

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Referenz des Buchhändlers : 0484808230.G ISBN : 0484808230 9780484808231

‎Imprimerie du Gouvernement‎

‎Révision de la Constitution Haïtienne de 1806 Classic Reprint French Edition‎

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Referenz des Buchhändlers : 0666154368.G ISBN : 0666154368 9780666154361

‎Imprimerie de H Boissel Publisher‎

‎Societe Des Bibliophiles Normands 1863 French Edition‎

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Referenz des Buchhändlers : 1160835152.G ISBN : 1160835152 9781160835152

‎Imprimerie Royale‎

‎Spécimen Typographique de l'Imprimerie Royale French Edition‎

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Referenz des Buchhändlers : 2013097719.G ISBN : 2013097719 9782013097710

‎Imprimerie "La Semeuse" Etampes (S-et-O)‎

‎Tendances de la mode: Croquis Robes Hiver 1938 No. 1 = Fashion Trends: Sketches of Dresses Winter 1938 No. 1‎

‎Paris: Imprimerie 1937. 12.5" x 9.5" comprised of 29 pochoir fashion plates on translucent paper. Includes title plate unnumbered "collar" plate and a series of numbered plates featuring individual dress designs front and back in art deco style starting with #31 and ending with #59 missing #36 and #56 which have been removed. Collected in butternut squash wrappers and bound with three staples slightly rusted. Covers have wear along all edges and a small tear without loss on the front. Fashion plates are foxed; fashion designs are bright and lively. Good. Imprimerie unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 2713

‎Imprimerie Royale‎

‎NOTICE SUR LES TYPES ÉTRANGERS DU SPÉCIMEN DE L'IMPRIMERIE ROYALE‎

‎Paris: Imprimerie Royale 1847. original publisher's printed paper covered boards. Type Specimens. 4to. original publisher's printed paper covered boards. iv 65 pages. First edition. Audin 14 Updike II p.327 Burke 596. Presents typographic specimens from the Imprimerie Royale in more than thirty languages including ancient Egyptian Chinese Armenian Syriac Arabic Mongol Tibetan Russian Runic Anglo-Saxon German Fraktur Javanese and Gujarati. The two-page comparative table of Roman types shows those used by the Press from 1640 to 1846 with one font attributed to Garamont and others engraved by Grandjean and Alexandre Luce Firmin Didot Jacquemin and Legrand. Updike calls this "one of the most enlightening documents about French typeface in existence." With hand-written presentation at top of half-title by M. Saint Georges Director of the Imprimerie Royale and officer of the Legion d'honneur to a major in the Imperial Guard of the Sultan on 30 October 1850. Top of spine rubbed; corners of boards rubbed and scuffed at edges. Cover slight sun fading. Ownership inscription on title page. Imprimerie Royale unknown books‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 109513

‎IMPRIMERIE...CALENDOLI‎

‎La machine ? composer du P?re Calendoli. Article illustr? (2 pages, 5 gravures) dans l'Illustration.‎

‎Num?ro complet. Manque ? la couverture.‎

‎Incorporating the weathered texture into the dyed taste Hand roller stencil printing opens up unique ideas Masamichi Nishio Inhe‎

‎Monthly dyeing and weaving alpha March 1997 No.192‎

‎Not Available 1997. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 2090502113715504

‎Indagine (Rosenbach), Johannes ab.‎

‎Introductiones apotelesmaticae elegantes, in chyromantiam, physiognomiam, astrologiam naturalem, complexiones hominum, naturas planetarum [...]. Strasbourg, Johann Schott for the author, 1522.‎

‎Small folio (190 x 258 mm). "30" (but: 32), "48" (but: 40), (1) ff., final blank f. With large woodcut portrait of Indagine by Hans Baldung Grien on title page, full-page armorial woodcut on final page, and 111 woodcuts throughout the text. Also, two large woodcut initials: 9-line G and 8-line S, the latter designed by Hans Weiditz (cf. A. F. Johnson, Decorative initial letters, XLI). Early 20th century quarter leather over grey boards, spine titled in gilt. Extremely rare first edition of this important, profusely illustrated Renaissance work on the three occult sciences: astrology, physiognomy and chiromancy. Also called palmistry, chiromancy is the art of reading character and divination of the future by interpretation of the lines and undulations on the palm of the hand. Mediaeval palmistry was pressed into service by the witch-hunters; after a period of disrepute, it flourished again in the Renaissance, and a block-book on the subject was published as early as ca. 1480. Johannes Indagine (ca. 1467-1537, also known as Johannes Rosenbach, or von Hagen), a Carthusian Prior, was perhaps the most highly regarded German chiromancer of the sixteenth century and "an extremely learned man in many fields" (Gettings, An Illustrated History of Palmistry, p. 177). It is unknown where he gained his considerable knowledge of the natural sciences, namely of astronomy (to which he contributed the invention of two instruments) and chiromancy. He advised the Elector Albrecht von Brandenburg, Archbishop of Mainz, and it might have been Indagine's horoscopes which in 1519 caused the adjournment of the election of Charles V. - The present work was banned by the Inquisition, having been placed on the Index Librorum Prohibitorum under the decree of Pope Paul IV in 1559 (cf. Thorndike). "Possevin holds that this was on account of the author's astrology, but the other astrologers are all in Class 2. Indagine was placed in Class 1 for his letter to O. Brunfels, published at the end of the volume (which had undoubtedly come to attention in Rome): for this, the author was considered a Lutheran" (Reusch). Illustrated throughout with woodcuts by several artists, including the splendid portrait of the author and his coat of arms, both by Hans Baldung Grien, 11 pairs of physiognomic heads (the pair on fol. 5r also by Grien) and 26 (some repeated) mythological designs representing the signs of the Zodiac attributed to Hans Wechtlin, as well as 37 chiromantic hands (one of fingers only) and 27 numerous astrological diagrams. The work had a great effect on the study of chiromancy and is quoted down to our own day, marking the first beginnings of the fully-fledged astrological chiromancy which was to develop steadily over the next century and a half. - A good, clean copy with remains of six thumb indexes which mark the various parts. Includes the frequently missing two-leaf dedication to Archbishop Albrecht after the title, as well as the final blank; leaf 6 of the first part misbound before the text as usual. Rebound around 1900, trimmed rather closely, with an old catalogue description of this copy (erroneously describing it as incomplete) mounted on the front pastedown: in fact, no index or "blank 4th leaf" are missing (cf. the digitized BSB copy). Of great rarity. VD 16, R 3108. Adams I 88. BM-STC German 429. Ritter 1264. Schmidt 68. Muller II, p. 82, no. 103. Chrisman, Strasbourg Imprints, S15.2.3. Sabattini 282. BNHCat I 23. Zinner 1180. Osler 3049. Oldenbourg (Baldung Grien) L 203. Mende (Baldung Grien) 458-460. Reusch I, 280, note 6. Cf. Caillet 5388-9 (only editions of 1556 and later); Thorndike V, 65-66,175-176; Hollstein, Baldun Grien, n. 263; Zinner 157, 414 f., 433. H. Röttinger, Jahrb. der Kunstslgg. des Ah. Kaiserhauses Wien 27, 1907-1909 (attribution of the illustrations to Hans Wechtlin); Durling, 2531ff. (only editions of 1531 and later).‎

‎Indiana Bureau of Public Printing‎

‎Biennial Report of the Bureau of Public Printing Binding and Stationery: For Two Years From October 1 1908 to September 30 1910 Inclusive Classic Reprint‎

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Referenz des Buchhändlers : 0331622238.G ISBN : 0331622238 9780331622232

‎INDIVIDUAL PACKETS CONTAINING 15 LEAVES FROM THE FIRST CENTURY OF PRINTING IN EUROPE‎

‎WITH NUMEROUS EXAMPLES OF WOODCUT ILLUSTRATIONS‎

‎1480-1537. Largest leaf measures 428 x 307 mm. 16 3/4 x 12 1/8". <br/> 13 OF THE 15 LEAVES WITH WOODCUT OR METALCUT ILLUSTRATIONS several being a half-page or larger and one with contemporary coloring most leaves also with woodcut or metalcut initials. A couple leaves with some light dampstaining a few others with light toning thumbing and/or the occasional stain repair or other minor issue but in general excellent specimens in pleasing condition.<br/> <br/> These early printing packets present an excellent opportunity for libraries teachers and students as well as private collectors to develop or expand their teaching or personal collections and at a modest cost. Each packet includes four incunabular leaves six post-incunable leaves and five 16th century leaves printed after 1520--all hand-picked to demonstrate a variety of genres formats and countries of origin. Most of the leaves here feature woodcut or metalcut illustrations two of which can be attributed to the prominent engravers Urs Graf and Albrecht Dürer. The illustrations depict a wide variety of scenes including battles biblical episodes saints royalty and natural history. The packets are comprised of leaves from the following works listed in chronological order.<br /> <br /> 1 BIBLE IN LATIN. Ulm: Johann Zainer 1480. From the press of the first printer in Ulm the first Bible to have notices by Menardus Monachus at the beginning of each chapter briefly summarizing the contents. 2 CHRONICLE. Chronecken der Sassen. Mainz: Peter Schoeffer 6 March 1492. 3 SCHEDEL HARTMANN. Liber Chronicarum. Nuremberg: Anton Koberger 1493. 4 HORTUS SANITATIS. Strassburg: Johann Prüss OR Cologne: Heinrich Quentell 1499 or possibly 1507. 5 A BOOK OF HOURS IN LATIN PRINTED ON VELLUM. Paris: Thielman Kerver 1507. With initials finished by hand. 6 GUILELMUS PARISIENSIS. Postilla Guillermi Super Epistolas et Evangelia. Basel: Michael Furter 1513. With woodcuts attributed to Urs Graf. 7 CHRONICLES: FRANCE. Le Premier -Quatrième Vollume de la Mer des Hystoires & Croniques de France. Paris: Gaillot Du Pré; Michel le Noir 1517-18. 8 MAXIMILIAN I. Die Geuerlicheiten und Eins Teils der Geschichten des . . . Helds und Ritters Tewrdannckhs. Augsburg: Johann Schönsperger 1519. 9 SHIP OF FOOLS - COMMENTARY. Des Hochwirdigen Doctor Keiserspergs Narenschiff. Strassburg: Johanne Grieninger 1520. Using the original woodcut blocks from the First Edition of Sebastian Brant's "Das Narrenschiff'" 1494 many of which are attributed to Dürer. 10 BIBLE IN LATIN. Biblia cum Concordantijs. Lyon : Jacob Sacon for Anton Koberger ca. 1520. From one of many similar editions printed from 1512 to the early 1520s. 11 JACOBUS DE VORAGINE. Golden Legend. Westminster: Wynkyn de Worde 1527. 12 A BOOK OF HOURS IN LATIN PRINTED ON PAPER. Venice: Luca-Antonia Giunta 1532. 13 LIVIUS TITUS. Römische Historien. Mainz Juonem Johann Schoeffer 1533. 14 CHRONICLE. FORESTI GIACOMO FILIPPO. Supplementum Supplementi Delle Chroniche del Venerando Padre Frate Jacobo Philippo. Venice : Bernardino Bindoni 1535. 15 BIBLE IN CZECH. Biblij Czeska. Prague: Pawel Severýn z Kapí Hory 1537. <br /> <br /> Provenance note: These specimens were acquired by us as part of a very large group of leaves assembled by a collector who purchased widely and frequently over the course of 25 years; he did not take apart books to harvest individual leaves. unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : ST12778-0848

‎INIAG ( Institut national des industries et arts graphiques ) MINISTERE DE L'EDUCATION NATIONAL‎

‎TYPOGRAPHIE Composition Cours de perfectionnement à l'usage des candidats au certificat d'aptitude professionnelle conforme aux programmes homologues‎

‎Reliure éditeur - 13,5 x 21 - 376 pp - année 1967 - imprimerie L.Hardy Paris - illustrations‎

‎ANTHROLOGIE HISTOIR PHILOSOPHIE LITTERATURE PARADES‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 16389

‎Innocentius IV, Pope (Andreas Hartmann, ed.).‎

‎Apparatus super libros decretalium. Strasbourg, [Heinrich Eggestein], 1478.‎

‎Folio (308 x 430 mm). (408) ff. (first and last leaf blank), bound without Baldus de Ubaldis's "Repertorium super Innocentio" and the following leaf containing table of contents. Gothic letter in double columns, large initials at the beginning of each book supplied in red and blue with penwork flourishing, smaller initials supplied alternately in red and blue, headline supplied in red and blue. Three coats of arms finely painted at foot of first page by a contemporary hand. Contemporary pigskin-backed wooden boards (clasps and catches missing), title in handsome gothic lettering along lower edge. First edition of the commentary of Innocent IV on the Decretals of Gregory IX (known as the Liber Extra), one of the most important collections of medieval canon law. A handsome copy in a contemporary binding. Innocent's commentary was completed ca. 1251 and was never superseded. Beautifully printed by Heinrich Eggestein of Strasbourg; "le plus beau livre que cet imprimeur ait produit" (fin-de-siècle catalogue note pasted to first blank). Like a handful of other copies, the present copy contains the Apparatus only and was bound without Baldus de Ubaldis's "Repertorium super Innocentio" (an index to Innocent's work) which, although a separate work, seems to have been intended to form part of the edition. - Several contemporary annotations, manicules and other markings; summary of contents supplied in upper outer corners of recto of each leaf in a contemporary hand. Binding insignificantly rubbed; professional remarginings to first blank leaf. Occasional light browning, some light dampstaining, a few small wormholes at beginning and end of volume, occasionally affecting a letter or two. Generally a very fresh, wide-margined and crisp copy (hailed in the catalogue note as "superbe exemplaire dans toutes ses marges, parfaitement propre et d'une fraîcheur étonnante, sans le moindre défaut"). - Provenance: 1) painted at the foot of the first page by an accomplished contemporary (German?) artist are the arms of Pope Innocent VIII (1484-92), flanked by two coats of arms, one resembling a printer's device, possibly signifying an intended gift by an unidentified German scholar to the Pope in the 1480s or early 1490s. 2) Late 16th century ownership of Konrad Fuchs von Ebenhofen zu Saldenburg, a Tyrolean nobleman who acquired the Bavarian demesne of Saldenburg in 1587 and died on 14 January 1614 (his inscription "Conradt Fuchs" under the arms and "Fuchs zu Saldenburg" on front pastedown). 3) Owned by the Marquis de Villoutreys in the later 19th century (bookplate of the Bibliothèque Du Plessis-Villoutreys on pastedown). The Villoutreys family occupied the castle of Bas-Plessis in Chaudron-en-Mauges (Maine-et-Loire) from 1666. The castle was largely destroyed by fire in 1794 during the French Revolution; the central neoclassical section was erected in 1845, and a wing added in 1875 to house the Marquis’s library. When restoration began in 1982, the castle’s library was transferred to the Université Catholique de l'Ouest, and then to the Bibliothéque des Archives Départementales du Maine-et-Loire. The present incunable left the Villoutreys' library for an unidentified private collection at some time prior to this transfer. 4) British private collection. HC *9191. Goff I-95. GW M12156. BMC I, 69 ("the contents of each leaf are shortly noted at the top"). Sheppard 205. Proctor 267. Bod-inc I-013. BSB I-176.‎

‎Institoris, Heinrich (Heinrich Kramer).‎

‎Sancte Roma[n]e eccl[esi]e fidei defe[n]sio[n]is p[ro]pungnaculu[m] [!] Adversus walde[n]sium seu Pickardorum heresim Certas germanie Bohemieq[ue] naciones in odium cleri ac enervacione[m] ecclesiastice potestatis virnlenta [!] co[n]tagio[n]e sparsi[m] inficientis [...]. Olmütz, Conrad Baumgarten, 20 April 1501.‎

‎Folio (220 x 315 mm). 128 ff. (a-b8, c-d6, e4, f6, g4, h-p6, q4, r-x6, y4; page count: [t.p.], iii, v, iiii, v-ix, v, xiii, xii, [2 ff.], xiiii, xvi-xliii, xlvii, xlv-cvii, cix-cxxviii), complete thus. With half-page title woodcut, full-page woodcut on verso, large woodcut initial, and printer's device at the end (all with contemporary touches of red ink), as well as numerous fleuronee and lombardic initials in red and green, including five figurated initials. Rubricated throughout. Contemp. blindstamped gothic binding: dark brown calf over wooden boards, remains of engraved brass clasps. First edition of this polemic against the Bohemian Brethren, written by the author of the notorious "Malleus Maleficarum": a "Bulwark of Faith of the Holy Roman Church Against the Heresy of the Waldensians and Picards". Extremely rare: the present copy represents the hitherto unknown first impression of the first edition, still bearing a slightly different title; all other known copies printed that same year (three via OCLC, one in the Scientific Library of Olomouc, one in the Bavarian State Library), as well as the 1502 second edition, are entitled "Sancte Romane ecclesie fidei defensionis clippeum adversus waldensium seu pickardorum heresim, certas Germanie Bohemieque nationes in odium cleri ac enervatioe ecclesiatice potestatis virulenta contagione sparsim inficientes" (changing the - misspelled - "bulwark" into a "shield"). Quire signatures and pagination depart from those stated by OCLC in several details. In particular, the head-over-heels "u" in "virulenta" (here printed as "virnlenta", corrected in other editions), identifies the present variant as the earliest one. - In the year 1500, 15 years after he first published his "Malleus Maleficarum", Institoris had been installed by Pope Alexander VI as inquisitor to Bohemia and Moravia, where he was to take action agains heretics, sorcerers, and witches (cf. Tschacher). In the present work, his last to see publication, "he once more invokes his 'Malleus' and his earlier sermons against witchery and its doubters. The Bohemian Waldenses, he argues, had not only perpetrated numerous heresies, but also questioned the legitimacy of the witch trials. It is telling that Kramer, in his final polemic, would interpret the heresies of the Waldenses and witches as conjoined harbingers of the approaching apocalypse" (ibid.). The inquisitor who prided himself on having sent no fewer than 200 witches to the stake discusses other heresies as well: fol. 86ff. contains an entire chapter "De origine legis machometice". - One of the most extensive and technically ambitious works to leave the press of the itinerant German printer Konrad Baumgarten, active in Danzig, Olomouc, Breslau, and Frankfurt/Oder between 1498 and 1509. The page count is exceedingly confused, as in all copies. Indeed, only a single leaf in the entire "a" gathering bears a signature: the second, counted as "a iii" in error; thus agreeing with all copies available for comparison. The count of the first four leaves in our copy has therefore been corrected to "a i-iv" in red ink by a contemporary hand. - From the library of the disputatious Bohemian Franciscan friar John Aquensis, who in 1502 was to publish his own polemic against the "Picards", with his marginalia and his autograph ownership on the title page. "Although Johannes Aquensis, Jan Vodnansky in Czech, was one of the most active Catholic writers at the turn of the Middle Ages to the Age of Reformation, he has been largely ignored by scholarship so far. Born in Vodhany (some 30 kilometers to the north-west of Budweis and considered Utraquist) around 1460, he attended the school of St. Henry's in Prague since 1473, later studying Divinity at the University there. After obtaining his Bachelor's degree in 1480, he joined the Observant Franciscans and soon became one of the most vocal antagonists of the Utraquists, Begards, Waldensians, Bohemian Brethren, and other heretics. He disappears after 1534 [...] Most of his works, almost entirely ignored by scholarship but apparently marked by a curious mixture of erudition, bellicose dialectics, vivid imagination, and credulity, are known in manuscripts only; a very few were printed, and some must be presumed lost or awaiting discovery" (cf. Dietrich Kurze, Märkische Waldenser und Böhmische Brüder. Zur brandenburgischen Ketzergeschichte und ihrer Nachwirkung im 15. und 16. Jh., in: H. Beumann [ed.], Festschrift für Walter Schlesinger II [Cologne 1974], p. 456-502, at: 480). Some staining to first and last leaf; occasional insignificant waterstaining, otherwise very clean, showing very little browning. Altogether an excellent copy in its contemporary, original binding. The individual blindstamps could not be traced in the Kyriss or Schunke collections; the clasp hitches are engraved with an invocation of the Virgin ("MARIA AVE"). Text carefully rubricated throughout; the inhabited initials depict dragons and other mythical creatures, as well as the bearded head of an old man. - Of the utmost rarity: this present first edition is not listed in German or international auction records. The last copy of any edition in the trade was that formerly in the Broxbourne collection (1502 second ed.: Sotheby's, 8 May 1978, lot 408, to Breslauer). Not in VD 16 or ISTC. Cf. Panzer VII, 486, 1. Cf. OCLC 22369397. Zibrt III, 5181. Isaac 14475. Werner Tschacher, "Kramer, Heinrich (Henricus Institoris)", in: Lex. zur Geschichte der Hexenverfolgung, ed. G. Gersmann, K. Moeller & J.-M. Schmidt, s.v.‎

‎International Assn of Research Organizations for the Printing‎

‎Advances in Color Reproduction: Proceedings of the 28th Iarigai Research Conference‎

‎Graphic Arts Technical Fndtn. Used - Good. Ships from UK in 48 hours or less usually same day. Your purchase helps support Sri Lankan Children's Charity 'The Rainbow Centre'. Ex-library so some stamps and wear and may have sticker on cover but in good overall condition. 100% money back guarantee. We are a world class secondhand bookstore based in Hertfordshire United Kingdom and specialize in high quality textbooks across an enormous variety of subjects. We aim to provide a vast range of textbooks rare and collectible books at a great price. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions. We provide a 100% money back guarantee and are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest standards of service in the bookselling industry. Graphic Arts Technical Fndtn unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : Z1-S-022-02071 ISBN : 088362401x 9780883624012

‎International Printing Pressmen and Assistants' Union of North America‎

‎Book of Art Printing: Forty-First Year Contribution‎

‎Pressmen's Home Tennessee: Technical Trade School 1931. Softcover. G. Wrap edges are creased torn and in some places chipped. Spine has wear at head and tail and some scuffing along joints. Binding is a little loose but still secure. Textblock is bright clean and unmarked. Quarto. Softcover. Oversized yapped dark brown wraps with colorful illustration and black lettering; 103 numbered pages plus many more unpaginated; richly illustrated in color. Many very nice colorful illustrations in this volume. Technical Trade School paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 210869

‎International Printing Pressmen's Union‎

‎Sixth Annual Convention of the International Printing Pressmen's Union of North America: Held at Toronto Canada June 19 20 21 and 22 1894 Classic Reprint‎

‎paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 0656605332.G ISBN : 0656605332 9780656605330

‎International Agency for Research on Cancer Staff‎

‎Printing Processes and Printing Inks, Carbon Black and Some Nitro Compounds : The Evaluation of Carcinogenic Risks to Humans‎

‎Clean copy, no marks, as new. Depatched today from Oxfordshire. Others in the series available‎

‎INTERNATIONAL PRINTING INK CORPORATION‎

‎A Series of Monographs on Color.; Color Chemistry; Color as Light; Color in Use‎

‎New York: International Printing Ink Corp 1935. hardcover. near fine. 3 volumes. Number One: Color Chemistry. Number two: Color as Light. Number three: Color in Use. Thin 4to cloth glassine wrappers. New York: International Printing Ink Corp. 1935. Fine in a chipped board slipcase.<br/><br/> International Printing Ink Corp unknown books‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 151321

‎INTERTYPE COMPANY‎

‎The Intertype. Its function, care, operation and adjustment. Section I: Assembling Mechanism. Section II: Casting Mechanism. Section III: Distributing Mechanism (and) Section IV: Maganzine Frame Mechanism (in vier Teilen).‎

‎Brooklyn, New York. (1962). Vier Bände. Zusammen 445, (8) Seiten. Mit zahlreichen Abbildungen u. technischen Zeichnungen. Original-Broschuren in OKart.-Schuber. (Geringe Gebrauchsspuren). 23x15 cm (Together 4 volumes with 445, 8 pages. With a lot of illustrations. Original-softcover in a slipcase. A little used).‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 48382

‎ISABEY Eugène‎

‎Dans les bois (la causerie)‎

‎Dans les bois (la causerie) Lithographie en noir de Célestin NANTEUIL d’après ISABEY ; belle épreuve sur papier fort, timbre à sec en marge inférieure. Vers 1850. 450x315mm avec marges. 163x198mm mm.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 13823

‎ISAAC (Peter C. G.)‎

‎William Davison of Alnwick, Pharmacist and Printer 1781-1858.‎

‎First edition, x, 40pp., facsimiles throughout, orig. cloth, d.w. This monograph is liberally illustrated with reproductions, some in two colours, of his jobbing printing and of pages of the books from his press.‎

‎Isabella Bossi Fedrigotti‎

‎Cari Saluti‎

‎Collana: La Scala, dicembre 2001. Rilegato con sovraccoperta. Prima edizione. Bella firma autografa dell'autrice. Spedizioni tracciabili con raccomandata entro 24 ore dall'ordine. First edition. Hardback cover with dust jacket in fine conditions, no price clipped, no inscription or markings inside. Worldwide delivery.‎