‎Biography‎

‎''His Son''‎

‎Letters of George Meredith Volume 2‎

‎Constable and Co Limited 1912. Volume 2. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In fair condition suitable as a study copy. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item850grams ISBN: Constable and Co Limited hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 5131691

‎''Mrs. Hope''‎

‎Franciscan Martyrs in England‎

‎Burns & Oates 1878. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside. This book has hardback covers. In poor condition suitable as a reading copy. No dust jacket. Full cloth covers. Gilt borders on front board. Gilt lettering on front board and backstrip. Boards scuffed. Top page edges dusty. Page foredges frayed. Pages 39-41 231-234 & 245-248 detached but present. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item300grams ISBN: Burns & Oates hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 6462199

‎'Espinasse, M.‎

‎Robert Hooke‎

‎William Heinemann 1956. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. Dust jacket in good condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item500grams ISBN: William Heinemann hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 8614974

‎'Herbert, Ivor; O''Brien, Jaqueline'‎

‎'VINCENT O''BRIENS GREAT HORSES'‎

‎London: Pelham 1984. First printing. Very Good/very good. ' Inside first account of sixteen of the most famous horses trained by Vincent O''Brien. No other trainer comes near the O''Brien record. Some beautiful coloured photographs and also black and white.' not clipped bumping to top front corner First Edition AB30 Pelham unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 1009AB30

‎'Joey'‎

‎HIT 29‎

‎W.H Allen 1975 Clean pages and tight binding. No inscription. Clean unmarked boards. Unclipped dustjacket has slight darkening on upper edge. "Here he zeroes in on his twenty-ninth killing and comes out with the most intimate and apalling self-portrait ever of a mob killer at wokrk". W.H Allen hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 003060 ISBN : 049101922x 9780491019224

‎'LOU' W. SMITH‎

‎1923 EXCEPTIONAL FUNNY AND UNIQUE TYPESCRIPT DIARY OF A WITTY AND BITINGLY CLEVER WOMAN AS SHE TRAVELS FROM BROOKLYN TO HAWAII AND BACK OBSERVING THE WORLD AROUND HER IN A MATURE AND REFRESHINGLY ORIGINAL WAY‎

‎ACROSS THE U.S.A AND TO HAWAII AND BACK. Good. 1923. On offer is a fascinating typescript diary of a young woman’s named Lou W. Smith trip across the United States touring the West coast for a few days and then departing on a steamship and heading for a Hawaiian vacation. The diary consists of 24 typed pages beginning on Monday July 16 1923 “En route Baltimore & Ohio. Washington to Chicago.” and ending August 25th. A letter is also included that is very interesting and shines some light on the diary. It is written on a letterhead that says “Treasury Department Washington. Office of Chief Clerk and Superintendent.” It dates September 11 1923 and beings “Dear Pal Am enclosing a couple of snapshots which I think will interest you also a copy of my diary which you said you wanted. Please don’t take offense at anything you may read therein. It sounds sort of grouchy to me but I didn’t mean it to at all. Well I’m 29 years old today! Whew! Last milestone before the curve. I don’t like to get thirty very much. I always feel tender toward you on that day however and thankful that you brought me into the world and took such tender care of me all through my childhood and when I was sick and brought me up through it all well and sound and educated “N” everything. It took a lot out of your own life and body and I do appreciate it.” It ends “The messenger just came in with Emily Post’s book on Etiquette which I have wanted for some time-- From Francis Ryan. It costs $4. I shall now proceed to saturate myself with manners. Well- bye bye now honey. Have you settled down yet Lovingly Lou.” The author is a lovely exciting and very funny writer. There are moments of great hilarity and levity throughout the pages. She writes with a keen sense of observation and comedic wit. The diary begins “July 16 1923. Left at 7:25 P.M. after a very hot day. Francis Ryan and Violet seeing us off. We have the nicest brand new car railroad car named the ‘Mountain Queen’ done in blue plush and Circassian walnut. It is quite comfortably cool to my surprise and there seems no reason why we shouldn’t last through the night so far as the weather is concerned.” They arrive in Chicago “Had a horrible dinner at the ‘Northwestern Cafe’ then go onto Salt Lake City. They move on to Yellowstone National Park: “The Camps are great. We have one all to ourselves with wooden floor and sides and a canvas top. There is a large dining lodge decorated artistically with pine boughs and cones. Even the electric bulbs have shades of the small branches and cones. After dinner we went to the bear haunts where the food refuse is placed for them. Two large black ones rewarded for our efforts….The busboys and waitresses are college undergrads and awfully cute. The boys are called ‘packrats’ because they lug the baggage the dishwashers are ‘pearl divers’ and the bed makers ‘bedbugs’ and the waitresses ‘heavers.’” She goes on to talk about all the songs they sing at dinner and even quotes some. There is even some war talk at dinner “He and mother couldn’t seem to quite agree as to who started the war and he had the firm conviction that it was the inevitable course for one nation that is expanding to take by force from a neighboring nation that is not populating so rapidly land for the extension of the empire.” Then on to their next camp called “Lake Camp” and the next morning on to Mammoth Lake. As always the author is a talented funny writer: “Our lodge was right on the brink of a precipice overlooking the Upper Falls twice as high as Niagara and we could hear the roar of the water as it came thundering down all night long. I record this truthfully and without exaggeration as my dinner disagreed with my digestive apparatus and I spent the night trying to arbitrate the dispute….the dinner lost the argument and I lost the dinner toward morning after a hectic struggle. Next day we drove to Mammoth Camp a most wondrous drive through mountain ranges. Mother and I being tenderfeet had some qualms about there being no railing on the highway as the road was slippery from the recent rain and a skid of three feet would have catapulted us into eternity in a most precipitous fashion”; The author comments on the people she meets while traveling with her usual sardonic wit: “Whoever said ‘See America First’ didn’t count on the superlative satisfaction in travelling out here when some blatant braggart in a condescending blah blah tells you patronizingly how much this looks like Italy and you can quietly answer ‘Yes doesn’t it bring one back to Amalfi and the Bay of Salerno’ It is killing to see the crestfallen expression and hear the weak ‘Oh have you been to Italy’ Oh boy but it’s a grand and glorious feeling! A Miss Pomposity from Buffalo thought she had quite overwhelmed me with the announcement that she got the little matrix ring she was wearing in Florence and it was such fun to say ‘Did you get it at Copini’s I have a little lapis ring I picked up there last summer.’ The poor dear’s day was ruined.” The author and her mother go back to Salt Lake where they board the Denver and Rio Grande train. She falls in love with the desert: “The sunset on the desert was enchanting. There were clouds which looked like huge snowdrifts shot through with a rose and blue streak and on the other side would be the softest delft blue mottled clouds some of them with gold-lined fissures. One long white cloud resting on a mountain peak looked like a gigantic sea-serpent made of cotton-tufts. While the sun was setting on the right just ahead the full silver moon appeared on the left over the observation platform and I felt distinctly Omar Khayyamish and could readily imagine the wilderness to be ‘paradise snow’ under certain conditions and I could even eliminate the book the loaf of bread and the fermented grape juice.” The go onto to San Francisco but cannot stay long as they have to dash across the city in a taxi and catch “The Lark” which takes them to Los Angeles to board the ocean liner Calawaii. In Los Angeles they go “for an automobile ride around the city. In the residential section we saw the homes of Jack Dempsey Fatty Arbuckle and Mary Pickford before she married Doug.” they then board the ocean liner: “We left in the morning for Wilmington and sailed at noon. The ship’s orchestra 3 piece saxophone banjo drum and traps was playing and the passengers on board threw colored paper serpentines to those on the dock which served to bind the parting friends until the strain severed them…Mr. Dunbar Major Clear’s friend of Los Angeles Steamship Company came to our stateroom before the boat sailed and introduced us to the Captain and the Purser.” On the boat the author describes a number of people getting sea sick the deck games bridge party and a vaudeville performance mind reading by a woman by the name of ‘Madame Nacknack’ songs sung by a burlesque actress who was on board and more. “Friday morning our ship’s newspaper gave us news of President’s death. It was certainly shocking. It seems to give me such a detached feeling though. The states seem so far away and the news seems like that of a far country. There was to be a costume ball in the evening but no one dressed for it out of respect to the President.” The president was Warren G. Harding who died on August 2nd 1923 of pneumonia. She soon reach Hawaii: “The Hawaiian band in white uniforms was playing “Aloha Oe” and it brought a lump to the throat. “Aloha” means welcome greetings love or farewell. It is such a charming custom too to greet the loved one with garlands of flowers and place them about their necks. A sweet little Navy mother Mrs. Lovelace who happened to be attracted to me because of my voice kindly offered their car for our use and we came to ‘Fernhurst.’ the Fernhurst Inn It is a gorgeous place a huge stately white mansion sitting back from the roadway amid the most luxurious tropical growth of royal palms and countless varieties of ferns and flowers. There is a long sweep of porch across the front with large square columns above which is the long sleeping porch. A low stone wall surrounds the property….” A photograph of this is included in the diary. “August 5th We like Fernhurst more all the time. The meals are delicious served in a spacious airy dining room by cute little Japanese girls in their kimonos and straw sandals. The china is dainty and the silver monogrammed. There are so MANY Japanese here! Everywhere there are little Japanese women sandalling along some with babies strapped to their backs sometimes lying there fast asleep.” They take a ride around the island in a Pierce Arrow auto by way of Nuuanu Valley up to the Pali 2000 ft. high. Then to a pineapple plantation. They see a Mormon settlement and have lunch at the Haleiwa Hotel on the veranda. Then they take a short trip on a glass bottomed boat to see the submarine gardens then drive through a sugar mill and return back to Fernhurst. The next day they attend a luau and the author devotes quite a bit of writing describing that. “Thursday was largely spent shopping for souvenirs. Our tour of the shops took us through Japanese and Chinese quarters. The slogan of a current tobacco advertisement is similarly appropriate; ‘Your nose knows.’ Most of the Japanese women dress in native costume and many of the Chinese women wear the Chinese pantaloons and square jackets with little stand-up collars. Their hair is always a sleek shiny black coiffure with meticulous care. The Hawaiian women are universally fat.” The next day they go to a memorial for President Harding The passage about the service is about 1 ¼ pages long and is exceptionally well written. On August 11th they board the ship and head back home and while the boat is pulling away she writes: “As the boat pulled slowly out from the pier they played “Aloha Oe” and I really couldn’t keep back the tears. I had plenty of company though so I didn’t feel quite so foolish. Their greetings and farewells are most touching and it takes a strong heart to keep from being affected. Aloha Oahu! Aloha nui oe!”; “Tuesday. Who recommends sea trips anyway This is the last one I want. I’m not seasick in the ordinary sense of the word but I AM sick of the sea. I felt so well when I came aboard and ate a hearty lunch but there my trouble began….” After this little bout of sea sickness normal ocean liner activities resume. Her one page description of the masquerade party while on board is especially notable. Then it’s back to Los Angeles. They head back to Salt Lake City then Colorado Springs Cave of the Winds Manitou Cheyenne Mountain quick stop in Lincoln before arriving in Chicago on August 24th. There are about 5 full typed pages about their trip back home on board the train.” All this is should show you that this woman is an absolutely marvelous writer. There is much more than what I’ve quoted here. The diary pages are all typed and on tissue type paper that measures about 8” x 11”. The cover that once housed the pages is in rather rough shape. It does however state her name and address as “Mrs. L. W. Smith. 5 Hunterfly Place. Brooklyn NY.” All the diary pages look good and their only imperfections are a few small tears on some page edges. Not all the pages are attached to the binding. The letter to the Treasury Department is in very good condition with small discoloration on the edges.; Manuscript; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF LOU W. SMITH BROOKLYN NEW YORK CHICAGO ILLINOIS CROSS COUNTRY TRAVEL TREASURY DEPARTMENT LETTER OFFICE OF CHIEF CLERK AND SUPERINTENDENT TYPESCRIPT DIARY MOUNTAIN QUEEN RAILROAD CAR LOS ANGELES STEAMSHIP COMPANY YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK BEAUTIFUL DEPICTIONS OF NATURE INDEPENDENT WOMAN SMART AND SASSY WOMEN FEMINISM WOMEN’S RIGHTS HAWAIIAN VACATION PRE STATE HAWAII POST WORLD WAR 1 ERA TRAVEL INTERWAR PERIOD IN AMERICA DEATH OF PRESIDENT HARDING AMERICANA HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL ANTIQUITÉ CONTRAT VÉLIN DOCUMENT MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT MANUSKRIPT PAPIER OGGETTO D’ANTIQUARIATO ATTO VELINA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITTO CARTA ANTIGÜEDAD HECHO VITELA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITO PAPEL . unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 0009068

‎'O''sullivan, Maurice'‎

‎Twenty Years A-Growing Oxford Paperbacks‎

‎Oxford University Press USA 1986. Paperback. Very Good. This is an autobiography written originally in irish a wonderful taste of ireland. Nice tight binding some shelfwear. An introduction by E M Forster an rendered from Irish by Moya Llewelyn Davies and George Thomson. AB10 Oxford University Press, USA paperback‎

Bookseller reference : 170AB10 ISBN : 0192813250 9780192813251

‎'UNCLE' FRED HARTFORD‎

‎1891 - 1892 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT DIARY HANDWRITTEN BY A RELATED 'GUEST' OF THE CAPTAIN IN THE ENVIABLE POSITION OF SHIP'S PURSER ON A 3 MASTED SCHOONER FROM NEW YORK TO HONG KONG AND BACK‎

‎ASEA ABOARD THE STERLING. Good. 1891. On offer is a superb though flawed original manuscript 1891 - 1892 travel diary detailing day to day life workings and aboard a 3 masted schooner sailing to the 'far side of the world' from New York City to Hong Kong and back. Inscribed in a later hand: 'Uncle Fred Hartford's Diary on Board The Sterling Capt. Geo. Goodwin 1891 - 1892 Voyage from New York to Hong Kong by Sailing Ship 196 days'. 'The Sterling' commanded by Captain George Goodwin and this extended trip to the Far East and back are told over approximately 181 intact pages numbered page 3 - 184 with several loose pages a small number of fragments a 'supplement' notebook two letters of correspondence a photo of the ship and a twentieth century envelope bearing pertinent data and provenance written by family it appears on the outside. Genealogical notes on the envelope name Uncle Fred Hartford as a relative to the Captain inasmuch each man married cousins we think! who were sisters of the grandmother to the note writer!! Flaws fuzzy familial connection and all do not change the fact that the narrative is packed with details of life under sail as the author gives a day to day account starting with the position or location weather and any and all interesting observations or occurrences. It would seem he has some knowledge of the sea and ship board life describing the sailor's handling of the backstays and other easy references to nautical nomenclature. But he also seems to delight in some new enjoyments like sitting up high in the mizzenmast. Maiden voyage or not Fred does a super job delivering a true picture of life aboard as he strives to bring the experience to life for the folks back home. They encounter some rather bad weather; discuss trading coconuts with natives in an almost hilarious scene to the natives at least to going on a 'pick nick' in Hong Kong the narrative is unique: Uncle Fred holds the benighted position of a working 'Guest' of the Captain. He spends much time working through a cigar on deck with George discussing the folks back home to who he is actually addressing as if one long huge letter. As to his duties he appears to act as ship's purser being in charge of the 'slops chest' and having some part in negotiating with the natives. Anyone familiar with the Master and Commander series will see a like situation between Captain Aubrey and his particular friend Dr. Maturin. The paper is somewhat brittle being the reason there was some fragmentation but we cannot account for the loss of the fist three pages. The vast majority of the piece is overall G. ; Manuscript; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF FRED HARTFORD FREDERICK HARTFORD CAPTAIN GEORGE GOODWIN THE STERLING THREE MASTED SCHOONER NEW YORK CITY TO HONG KONG HALLET FAMILY NAUTICAL NAVAL SAILING SAILING SHIPS TRAVEL BY SAIL MASTER AND COMMANDER PATRICK O'BRIEN HORNBLOWER AGE OF SAIL MARINE MARITIME LIFE ABOARD SHIP OCEAN TRAVEL 19TH CENTURY VICTORIAN TRAVEL CHINA CHINA SEA AMERICANAHANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT AUTOGRAPHED AUTHORS DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY ARCHIVE DIARY DIARIES JOURNAL LOG PRIMARY SOURCE FIRST HAND ACCOUNT SOCIAL HISTORY PERSONAL STORIES LIVING HISTORY ANTIQUITÉ CONTRAT VÉLIN DOCUMENT MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT MANUSKRIPT PAPIER OGGETTO D'ANTIQUARIATO ATTO VELINA DOCUMENTO MANOSCRITTO CARTA ANTIGÜEDAD HECHO VITELA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITO PAPELBIOGRAPHY BIOGRAPHICAL AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY PERSONAL NARRATIVES . unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 0002219

‎( ANONYME).‎

‎Dictionnaires biographiques, commerciaux et industriels. DÉPARTEMENT DE LA SEINE - INFERIEURE.‎

‎Rouen, Allain et Fils, 1928-1929 ; 1 volume in-4°,pleine toile éditeur vert foncé, titre au dos et 1er plat ; 557pp.+6ff.nch (publicités et achevé d'imprimer).Texte sur 2 colonnes. Nombreuses illustrations photographiques ( surtout de portraits, avec quelques vues de magasins et produits).Rare ouvrage fort utile et fourmillant de renseignements biographiques , industriels, commerciaux, administratifs, militaires, maritimes,etc...‎

‎Reliure de toile entièrement décolorée, avecpetits manques de toile au dos en tête et pied, intérieur en bon état. ( GrMD)‎

Bookseller reference : c5021

‎( Berghaus, Heinrich Carl Wilhelm. )‎

‎Wallfahrt durch's Leben vom Baseler Frieden bis zur Gegenwart. Von einem Sechsundsechsziger. - Band 3 und 4 in 1 Band.‎

‎Costenoble, Lpz. 1862. Kl.-8°. 289 S., 236 S. Hlwd.d.Zt. Nr.u.N.a.Vors. St.a.Tit. Etwas fleckig.‎

‎*** 40 Jahre - Heilbronner Antiquariat - Michael Wahl - 1983-2023 ***‎

Bookseller reference : 47551

‎( COLLECTIF )‎

‎HOMMAGE À MARC CHAGALL. Grand Palais, décembre 1969 - mars 1970‎

‎Paris Ministère d'Etat Affaires Culturelles / Réunion des Musées Nationaux 1969 in 8 (23,5x20,5) 1 volume broché, 320 pages, avec de nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc et en couleurs. Catalogue de l'exposition présentée au Grand Palais à Paris de décembre 1969 à mars 1970. Catalogue de 474 numéros décrits avec 469 reproductions (peintures et gouaches, théâtre, sculptures, céramiques, vitraux et tapisseries). Bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )‎

‎Très bon‎

Bookseller reference : 37842

‎( CARACCIOLI , Louis,Antoine, marquis de).‎

‎La vie de Madame de Maintenon, Institutrice de la Royale Maison de Saint-Cyr.‎

‎Paris, Chez Buisson, 1786 ;1 volume in-12° , plein veau brun de l' époque, triple filet doré encadrant les plats, dos lisse orné de jeux de filets et petits fleurons dorés, tranches dorées; XXIIIpp., (I)p., 524pp., (3)pp. Edition originale ornée du portrait de Madame de Maintenon gravé par Benoist d'après Mignard.‎

‎Reliure très frottée avec manque aux coupes et le long des plats ( coté gouttière), charnières fendues, coins usés. Très rares piqûres, frontispice et quelques feuillets un peu jaunis, mais bon état intérieur .(GrG)‎

Bookseller reference : c4750

‎( COLLECTIF )‎

‎MARCEL PREVOST ET SES CONTEMPORAINS. Critiques littéraires - Portraits - Correspondances - Inédits - Souvenirs. Tomes 1-2‎

‎Paris Les Editions de France 1943 in 8 (22,5x16) 2 forts volumes brochés, XIV, 414 pages, et 398 pages, avec des illustrations hors-texte en noir et blanc et un portrait volant de l'auteur. Marcel Prévost, 1862-1941. Souvenirs de Gérard d'Houville; Henry Bordeaux; Paul Valéry; Abel Hermant; J. de Pesquidoux; Edmond Jaloux; Roland Dorgelés; Léon Paul Fargue; Lucien Fabre; Raymond Recouly. Un demi siècle de litterature française 1887-1941. Edition originale, ceux-ci un des 150 exemplaires hors-commerce numérotés sur papier Bouffant supérieur des papeteries de navarre (seuls grands papiers). Bon exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )‎

‎Très bon‎

Bookseller reference : 39845

‎( COLLECTIF )‎

‎WIFREDO LAM‎

‎Madrid - Paris - Bruxelles Museo Nacional de Arte Contemporáneo - Musée d'art moderne de la Ville de Paris - Musée d'Ixelles 1982 in 4 (28x22) 1 volume broché, couverture illustrée, 180 pages, avec des reproductions d'oeuvres. Catalogue édité à l'occasion de l'exposition ''Exposición antológica: Homenaje a Wifredo Lam. 1902-1982. Madrid - .Paris - Bruxelles. Edition bilingue, texte en français et en espagnol. Bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )‎

‎Très bon Broché‎

Bookseller reference : 47944

‎( INDIANA ). BOWERS, John O., Arthur G. Taylor, Sam B. Woods‎

‎HISTORY OF LAKE COUNTY‎

‎Gary IN: Lake County Historical Association 1929. First edition. Hardcover. Good plus. Octavo 223 pages cloth edgeworn bumped at head of spine partially unopened. <br/><br/>Printed at the Calumet Press. Illustrated with photographs. Includes a Bibliography of Lake and Porter Counties on the Calumet-Kankakee region exclusive of the Dunes and local Gary material. Here are the researches compiled for the previous 5 years of the Lake County Historical Association. One chapter is "Dream Cities of the Calumet" about metropolises which never attained the ambitions of the founders. With maps. Lake County Historical Association hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 230046

‎( Maizeau, Raymond Balthazard )‎

‎Vie du Maréchal Ney, Duc d'Elchingen, Prince de la Moskowa, ...‎

‎Paris, Pillet, 1816. Deuxième édition. Frontispiz: Portrait de Michel Ney, Gravure, XVI, 419 pages. 8°, demi basane plus tard, gardes marbrées, tranche rouge.‎

‎(Barbier IV, 1001) Erschien im Jahr nach der Erschießung des Generals, des "Tapfersten der Tapferen"! Belle reliure ("Max Lüttich, Hofbuchbinder Weimar"). Bon état, titre et les 10 pages à la fin tachés. Titel etwas und die letzten 10 Blatt stärker stockfleckig, sonst sauber und gut erhalten, auch das schöne Frontispiz. Bei Bedarf senden wir Ihnen gerne Bilder dieses Titels via E-Mail. Liebe Bücherfreunde! Im Rahmen der Leipziger Buchmesse findet vom 27. bis zum 30. März in Halle 5 die 31. Leipziger Antiquariatsmesse statt. Nicht vergessen !‎

Bookseller reference : 19227

‎( STOCKTON, Frank R. ). STOCKTON,Thomas H‎

‎POEMS: With Autobiographic and Other Notes‎

‎Philadelphia: Wm. S. & Alfred Martien 1862. First edition. Hardcover. Good. Darley Hoppin and Others. 12mo 321 pages brown embossed cloth front hinge cracked various minor faults. Scarce. <br/><br/>T.H. Stockton was the Chaplain to Congress during Lincoln's Presidency and was half-brother to Frank Stockton. Rev. Stockton lead the Opening Prayer at the Dedication of the Gettysburg Cemetery preceding Lincoln's Address. This book has 7 engravings by Frank Stockton - his first book appearance. Frank earned his living as a wood engraver until 1866 and invented an engraving tool before turning to writing as a second career. This is his earliest published work but for a pamphlet in 1860 relating to the Civil War. See BAL v.7 p.680. The sketches are by by Darley Hoppin and Others. Stockton's last engraving is "A Scene on the Youghiogheny River ". Wm. S. & Alfred Martien hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : DEMO007851I

‎( UN IGNORANT ) [ VALLERY-RADOT, René ]‎

‎M. PASTEUR. HISTOIRE D'UN SAVANT‎

‎Paris J. Hetzel et Cie, Editeurs (sans date) in 12 (19x11,5) 1 volume broché, couverture imprimée, XIV et 412 pages, couverture défraichie, dos cassé. Dixième édition revue et augmentée d'un chapitre sur la rage. Envoi autographe signé de l'auteur (l'ignorant) à Léon Say. Bon exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )‎

‎Bon Signé par l'auteur‎

Bookseller reference : 19796

‎(AA. VV)‎

‎Saint François d'Assise. I. Vie de Saint François (par le R.P. Léopold de Chérancé) - II. Saint François après sa mort (par: le R.P. Henri de Grèzes, le T.R.P. Ubald de Chanday, et M.***).‎

‎Paris, Plon, Nourrit et C.ie, 1885, in-4, solida legatura in mezza tela ed angoli grandi, piatti e sguardie in carta marmorizzata, doppio tassello, titolo oro al dorso, pp. XVI-438. Richissimo apparato iconografico: numerose ill. in b.n. nel t. e 35 tavv. f.t. riprodotte secondo diversi procedimenti tipografici quali cromolitografia, fotoincisione, ecc., alcune all'acquaforte e in xilografia. Lievi ondulazioni da umidità che interessano circa la metà del volume, poche fioriture. Ex-libris Emilio Pittaluga.‎

‎(Abegg, Carl J.:)‎

‎Die Familie Abegg in der Kirchgemeinde Kilchberg und in Küsnacht 1557-1933.‎

‎Zürich, Berichthaus, (1933). 4°. (1) Bl., (10), 117 (6) S., (1) Bl. Mit 1 farb. Wappenradierung, 32 Tafeln, 3 farb., mont. Illustr. auf Tafeln, 3 mont. Faksimiles auf Tafeln sowie 10 doppelblattgr. Stammtafeln u. 1 gef., losen Stammbaum. Halblederhandeinband auf 4 falschen Bünden und Rückenschild. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden +, 1517CB‎

‎Minimale Gebrauchsspuren.‎

Bookseller reference : 1517CB

‎(ANWEG, Gustave)‎

‎L'Abbé Denier. A propos du centenaire de sa mort.‎

‎Sans lieu, sans date, 200x130mm, 8pages, broché. Bon état.‎

‎un portrait, Pour un paiement via PayPal, veuillez nous en faire la demande et nous vous enverrons une facture PayPal‎

Bookseller reference : 100727

‎(An Auto Biography)‎

‎Tyndale-Biscoe of Kashmir‎

‎Agam Kala Prakashan 1994. Hardcover. New. Agam Kala Prakashan hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : AgamKP-26

‎(Anna Amalie, Herzogin von Weimar) - Bode, Wilhelm‎

‎Das vorgoethische Weimar.‎

‎Berlin, Mittler, 1908. 8°. VII, 160 Seiten sowie 1 Falttafel mit Stammtafel. Mit 16 Abbildungen. Original-Leinen. (Anfangs ein wenig stockfleckig, kleiner Fleck an der Kante, sonst ausgesprochen schön - ohne Nachdunkelungen). * Amalie, Herzogin von Weimar [1].‎

‎-- 1. Auflage des ersten Teils der Lebensgeschichte der Anna Amalie, Herzogin von Weimar, verfaßt vom Wilhelm Bode.‎

Bookseller reference : 30816A

‎(BALESTRE Jean-Marie) / PIGOREAU Olivier‎

‎Son âme au diable. Jean-Marie Balestre, 1940-1945‎

‎Paris, Konfident, 2023, 14 x 22,5, 262 pages sous couverture souple illustrée. Préface de Jean-Marc Berlière. Postface de Romain Slocombe.‎

‎Très bon état.‎

Bookseller reference : HISTOFRA784562301123

‎(BARNARD, George Grey)‎

‎Barnard's Lincoln: The Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Taft to the City of Cincinnati‎

‎Cincinnati: Stewart & Kidd Company 1917. Hardcover. Small 8vo. Beige paper over boards with gilt lettering and rules and pictorial plate to front board. 66pp. Frontispiece illustrations. Very good. Internally near fine though binding mildly soiled and edgeworn with chips at head and tail of spine. First edition a tight and decent copy of this chronicle of to cite title page "The Creation and Dedication of George Grey Barnard's State of Abraham Lincoln including the address of William Howard Taft." President Taft's kid brother 1843-1929 who footed the bill was a noted lawyer single-term Congressman and newspaper mogul. Amusing front pastedown custom bookplate of attorney Russell H. Neilson features his pipe-smoking caricature reclining with feet up and book in lap. MONAGHAN 2289. Stewart & Kidd Company hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 42292