‎Voyages‎

‎[COLUMBIA RIVER -- TRAVEL ALBUM]. [LOVELL, Arthur Eugene (Photographer & Compile).]‎

‎A charming souvenir photo album capturing scenes along the Columbia River from The Dalles down to Kalama WA in 1898 as the Lovell family emigrated from Illinois to Bay View and later La Conner WA depicting sternwheelers sailing ships shipwrecks Cape Horn and Astoria in 1898.‎

‎Bay View & La Conner WA: A. Eugene Lovell 1898. Oblong 12mo. 7 x 5.5 in. 12 pp unpaginated. thick gray card stock slotted die-cut windows for inserting photos with 11 original photographs sized 3.25 x 4.25 in. 6 albumen on thin photo paper 5 silver gelatin on matte finish photo paper 1 manuscript Christmas note presenting the album Christmas 1898 a few ever-so-faint pencil manuscript captions below. Pebbled textured black cloth silver lettering stamped on front cover minor edgewear soiling to rear pastedown minor soiling to final image still a VG- exemplar. This souvenir album opens with beautiful sunset shot across the Columbia River followed by a photo of a young woman standing in front of well-appointed home with Hops growing along the porch. These are followed by photos capturing shipping along the Columbia River with the British sailing yacht Samantha out of Liverpool tied up to the Bailey Gatzert sternwheeler; the sternwheeler Kehani which operated from Portland originally launched in 1890 and was rebuilt and renamed Ottawa in 1905; a nice front view of the passenger sternwheeler Regulator built originally in 1891 by Louis Paget for The Dalles Portland & Astoria Naviagation Co. known as the Regulator Line operating steamer service from The Dalles to the Lower Columbia River past Kalama. Other photos depict a stately Victorian hotel on pilings near the shipping channel; a shipwreck of a 3-masted schooner on its’ side buried in the sand; and Cape Horn along the River prior to construction of the rail line. The final photo captures the waterfront of Astoria in 1898 with warehouses and canneries on pilings and houses above on the bluffs. Lovell 1883-1976 moved from Illinois to Washington following the death of his father William Lovell with his mother Susan Lovell and brothers Charles & Harry Lovell who homesteaded near La Conner WA after first settling in Bay View WA in late 1898. The trip must have been prior to July 12 1898 as the Regulator sternwheeler depicted in one of the photos wrecked at the Cascade Locks July 12 1898 was salvaged and rebuilt with a larger and heavier hull launching Feb. 1899. A. Eugene Lovell, hardcover‎

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‎[COOK - first Voyage] 1728-1779 [MAGRA James - attributed to] 1748?-1806 AND [STORK William Dr]; BARTRAM John 1699-1777‎

‎A Journal of a Voyage round the World in His Majesty's Ship Endeavour.WITH Descriptions of several new discovered Countries in the Southern Hemisphere; and Accounts of their Soil and Productions; and of many Singularities in the Structure Apparel Customs Manners Policy Manufactures &c. of their Inhabitants. BOUND WITH: A Description of East Florida with a Journal Kept by John Bartram of Philadelphia. Upon A Journey from St. Augustine up the River St. Johns as Far as the Lakes.‎

‎London in the Strand. and London: at No. 51 St. Paul's Church Yard; and T. JEFFERIES at Charing-Cross: T. BECKET and PA De HONDT. and NICOLL W. 1771. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. JEFFERYS Thomas. The First Published Account of Cook's First Voyage to the Pacific complete with Dedication Leaf. A cornerstone of any Cook collection. Two works in one bound in modern to style half calf over marbled boards some blind edge tooling spine with raised bands gilt tooling gilt titles to red calf labels. Internally Journal of a Voyage 1771 First Edition First Issue with the Dedication and printers instructions plus the two 'Otahitee Vocabulary' leaves bound in at end. BOUND AFTER: Description of East-Florida 1769 Third Edition much enlarged 2 parts in one 3 folding engraved maps title with small library ink-stamp & repair to fore margin small ink correction to C3v professional repairs to maps some loss to the first occasional small stain some soiling and light browning scattered spotting. 281214 mm. Folding map frontis 2 title & dedication 1 ii-viii; Stork - Description of East Florida 1 2-40 1 folding map; Bartrams Journal 1 xii 35 pp 1 errata & binders list1 folding map; Magra's Voyage 1 title 2 dedication 1 2-130 pp 3 Vocabulary of the Language of the Otahitee. The 3 folding maps engraved by T. Jefferys are: 1.East Florida. 2.St. Augustine the Capital of East Florida. 3.The Bay of Espiritu Santo in East Florida. Signatures: East-Florida - 2ff b-b4 B-G1. G-G2 2ff H-M4. Voyage round the World - 2ff B-S1 2ff Vocab. Public appetite for a detailed narrative encouraged a publishing race of which this work published less than three months after the expedition's return to England and almost two years prior to Hawkesworth's authorised version was the winner. This first issue containing the dedication leaf was swiftly withdrawn following the publicly advertised consternation of the dedicatees the Admiralty Joseph Banks and Daniel Solander. Published anonymously the work is generally attributed to James Magra an American mid-shipman aboard. Hill II:1066without dedication leaf; Hocken p9; Holmes 3; O'Rielly-Reitman 362; Sabin 4246 & 16242; DuRietz-catalogue of the Kroepelien Collection p215; Frost Life of James Mario Matra: Voyager with Cook 1995; Beddie 693/4; STC T29207. The work is a short but interesting narrative of Cook's first voyage which relates his visits to Tahiti New Zealand Australia New Guinea Batavia and Rio de Janeiro. The author is noteworthy because he is one of the few to criticize Cook in any meaningful way. Despite problems with the accuracy of the text this work will always hold the place of being the first account of that voyage and the first account in print of the Australian coast. in translation it also gave the French their first account of that voyage. <br/> <br/> T. BECKET and PA De HONDT. and NICOLL W. hardcover‎

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‎[COOK: FIRST VOYAGE] MAGRA, James, attributed‎

‎A Journal of a Voyage round the World in His Majesty's Ship Endeavour in the years 1768 1769 1770 and 1771; Undertaken in Pursuit of Natural Knowledge at the Desire of the Royal Society: containing All the various Occurrences of the Voyage with Descriptions of several new discovered Countries in the Southern Hemisphere; and Accounts of their Soil and Productions; and of many Singularities in the Structure Apparel Customs Manners Policy Manufactures &c. of their Inhabitants‎

‎London: Printed for T. Becket and P.A. De Hondt in the Strand 1771. A fine copy. Quarto; a fine copy in a Sangorski-style binding of half green morocco spine panelled in gilt between raised bands. <p><p>First edition of the earliest published account of Cook's first voyage to the Pacific: the rare first issue with the leaf of dedication to "The Right Honourable Lords of the Admiralty and to Mr. Banks and Dr. Solander" inserted by the publishers to add authenticity. This copy also has the first state of p. 90 recently identified and to be distinguished from an amended state where text begins "quantities.".</p> <p>This was the first of a series of so-called "surreptitious accounts" of Cook's various voyages to appear in print: the Admiralty found it practically impossible to enforce their ruling that no unofficial publications should pre-empt the official and lengthier accounts of the voyages naturally much slower in the press. In this case however legal action was taken against the publisher for using an unauthorised dedication forcing removal of the leaf during publication. "It is accordingly of the greatest rarity and copies of the book containing the dedication are far more valuable than those without it." Davidson. In this large copy the offending leaf has generous margins and retains its printed instruction to the binder "Place this next the title" which also interestingly indicates that the leaf was printed quite separately from the rest of the work.</p> <p>The British public's eagerness for news of the voyage needed more than newspaper accounts while the officially sanctioned narrative would be a long time coming. Published anonymously some two months after the return of the Endeavour and nearly two years before Hawkesworth's official account the Cook scholar Beaglehole demonstrated that the sailor James Magra was the author. His illicit sale of his journal to the publishers might well have confirmed Cook's opinion of him: 'one of those gentlemen frequently found on board Kings Ships that can very well be spared or to speake more planer good for nothing.'. He was a New Yorker and a loyalist. Whatever his skipper and the authorities may have thought of him it was Magra who got the first description of the voyage into print - the earliest printed account of the east coast of Australia published even before acceptance of the name Botany Bay here called Sting-ray Bay as Cook originally christened it.</p> <p>Magra later changed his name to Matra to claim a family inheritance. As Alan Frost has shown "The Precarious Life of James Mario Matra: Voyager with Cook; American Loyalist; Servant of Empire" 1995 Matra used his experiences on the east coast of Australia to draft his 1783 proposal for a penal colony at Botany Bay. Never shy in self-promotion he announced his hope of being made Governor. His plan like Sir Joseph Banks's before and George Young's after him had its effect on the planners of the First Fleet and he was called as an expert witness to the committee in charge of solving the question of transportation see Frost pp.113-122. His life has prompted a considerable literature with multiple studies of his career and importance including those by G.B. Barton George Anthony Wood James Watson who christened him the "Father of Australia" an accolade more often awarded to Joseph Banks and more recently Antonio Giordano who has him as "Australia's Spiritual Father" and Andrew Tink.</p> </p> . Printed for T. Becket and P.A. De Hondt, in the Strand unknown‎

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‎[COOK: FIRST VOYAGE] [MAGRA, James]‎

‎Supplément au Voyage de M. de Bougainville; ou Journal d'un Voyage autour du Monde Fait par MM. Banks & Solander Anglois en 1768 1769 1770 1771‎

‎Paris: Saillant & Nyon 1772. Very slight rubbing to joints but a fine tall copy with good margin. Octavo blind-stamped ex-libris to half title; contemporary French marbled calf flat spine gilt in compartments red morocco label. <p><p>A fine copy of the first French account of Cook's Endeavour voyage and the first French book on the east coast of Australia. Fréville translates the text now considered to be by Magra which - published in English in 1771 - was the unauthorised and earliest account of the progress of the Endeavour voyage. This is one of two probably simultaneous issues this one having the "Supplément" title-page; in this form the publishers intended the book to complement the octavo edition of Bougainville's voyage. The work also includes some material that did not appear in the original London edition including a 'Lettre de M. de Commerson' the famed naturalist from Bougainville's circumnavigation who remained behind at Mauritius to continue his research. </p> <p>The second supplement is equally important: the 'Lettre de M. le B. de G.' is a learned treatise on the possibility of a northwest passage written at Königsberg modern Kaliningrad and quoting from experts on the region such as Gmelin Muller and Engel. Although the identity of this scholar remains hazy it is surprising that such an interesting - and relatively early - report on the northwest passage has been largely ignored. Continuing the parade of famous explorers included in this short work the Commerson letter is said to have been conveyed to France by none other than Kerguelen promoter of the "Terre Australe".</p> <p>Rolf du Rietz in the Kroepelien catalogue further notes that a letter from Sir Joseph Banks to the Académie des Sciences is also quoted in the introduction said to have first been published in the Journal des Savans. Despite his best efforts to distance himself from Magra's work including having the false dedication in the London edition removed it appears that his unwilling association with the work continued on the continent. Indeed one of the attractive aspects of this copy is not only the fine contemporary French binding but the spine label which reads 'Voyage de Solander': it was not unusual for Banks to be given top-billing in the excitement of the return of the Endeavour but there cannot be too many examples that plump for Solander.</p> </p> . Saillant & Nyon unknown‎

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‎[COOK: FIRST VOYAGE] PARKINSON, Sydney‎

‎Voyage autour du monde sur le vaisseau de Sa Majeste Britannique l'Endeavour. avec les planches de l'auteur.‎

‎Paris: De l'Imprimerie de Guillaume 1797. A few leaves a little foxed; a very good copy. Two volumes octavo six folding engraved plates after Parkinson a handsome set in contemporary French mottled calf flat spines gilt double red and tan morocco labels. <p><p>First French edition first issue: the artist's account of Cook's first voyage and the discovery of eastern Australia. Translated by C. Henri from the 1784 English edition it also contains material from later voyagers updating the account including the experiences of the Forsters on the second voyage. This is the octavo issue noted by Kroepelien as preceding the otherwise identical quarto of the same year.</p> <p>Parkinson had been employed in 1767 by Sir Joseph Banks who thought so highly of his work that he arranged for the young man to join him on Cook's first voyage. When the expedition's draughtsman Alexander Buchan died at Tahiti Parkinson was called on to take over all of the topographical work completing some 1300 sketches quite apart from compiling vocabularies in Tahiti and New Holland. At the end of the voyage en route from Batavia to the Cape of Good Hope he died of a fever and after the return of the Endeavour ownership of his manuscripts and drawings was disputed: Banks considered that they were his while Parkinson's brother Stanfield claimed them under the provisions of his brother's will. When Hawkesworth learned of the impending English publication of this work he got an injunction to delay its appearance until some time after his official account and despite having used Parkinson's work extensively retaliated by deliberately omitting Parkinson's name from the narrative: even the botanical illustrations in the official account have no credit to the artist.</p> <p>Some of the bibliographical history of this work is quite complex. An extended note by Rolf du Rietz in the Kroepelien catalogue explains that this octavo issue although textually identical to a quarto issue published the same year by the same publisher is actually the genuine first issue du Rietz demonstrates from an error in the signatures that the quarto was re-imposed. Du Rietz knew the octavo only from the copy in the University of Oslo although no complete census of the two issues has been attempted. A note in O'Reilly-Reitman suggests - as if we needed more complexity - that the number of plates is uncertain as they examined copies with any number between five and eight; nonetheless six plates is the standard collation.</p> </p> . De l'Imprimerie de Guillaume unknown‎

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‎[COOK: THIRD VOYAGE] SHAW, Alexander‎

‎A Catalogue of the Different Specimens of Cloth collected in the three voyages of Captain Cook to the Southern Hemisphere; with a Particular Account of the Manner of the Manufacturing the same in the various Islands of the South Seas; partly extracted from Mr. Anderson and Reinhold Forster's Observations and the verbal Account of some of the most knowing of the Navigators: with some anecdotes that happened to them among the natives‎

‎London: Alexander Shaw 1787. Quarto eight pages printed text followed by original blank leaves separating the 36 actual cloth specimens several full page as well as many smaller; original calf binding neatly lettered and decorated spine. <p><p>This rare and exotic publication of original Pacific artefacts is the most remarkable of the whole Cook canon: with a brief but significant letterpress introduction it mainly consists of actual specimens of eighteenth-century tapa cloth collected in the Pacific islands particularly Hawaii Tahiti and Tonga. </p> <p>In modern times the publication has become one of the great rarities of eighteenth-century Pacific exploration. This is an example of the first issue of the book with the strictly contemporary bookplate of Sir Corbet D'Avenant 1752-1823 Baronet of Stoke and Adderley. Donald Kerrr speculates in his census that D'Avenant was likely an original subscriber on first publication. </p> <p>Published only a few years after the return of the ships from Cook's third voyage it is not recorded how many of the cloth-books were prepared and up until the recent detective work of Erica Ryan at the NLA very little was known about the publisher Alexander Shaw either. However the limited supplies of the actual cloth must have dictated a very small edition - the most recent census of known copies by Donald Kerr stood at the tiny figure of 66 recently revised by us to 68 of which 57 were held by international libraries. This count of course includes the later issues of the book which continued to be sold often with dramatically varying contents as late as 1806. </p> <p>There has in effect never been a standard collation of the book - the fascinating dedication addressed to an unnamed "Sir" is genuinely vague on numbers - not least because it is obvious that Shaw was simultaneously selling individual samples and "fine specimens of the tree with the bark" at his shop in the Strand. </p> <p>Indeed as Forbes shows in some detail in the Hawaiian National Biography and others including Ian Morrison Maryanne Larkin Erica Ryan and Donald Kerr have all confirmed in more detail no two copies of the work are identical meaning that a precise collation is needed every time. Thus while 39 different samples are listed in Shaw's introductory list and "40" are mentioned at another point in the dedication many copies have quite different collations not least because the Jamaican sample perhaps the most surprising addition was apparently dropped in the course of publication. </p> <p>In short the present example has a total of 36 separate samples including particularly fine full-page examples of many of the more famous sheets. Almost none of the sheets have been particularly affected by the late-Georgian and Victorian practice of clipping: it is well-known that many collectors constructed what have become known as 'snippet books' of the Cook tapa cloths by cutting pieces from copies of Shaw's volume and pasting them into separate books or albums. </p> <p>As a result of this clipping habit copies of the original Shaw book survive in various states of completeness sometimes with only very small fragments of the once full-page specimens remaining. In this copy with its original blank leaves in place it is quite clear that the specimens have essentially retained their original shape with only four or perhaps five showing evidence of very minor clipping as can be shown from the ancient offsetting onto the adjoining blanks. </p> <p>The production of this book reflects the genuine curiosity aroused by tapa a fascination that drove competition between collectors of 'artificial curiosities' and generated an active market for the sheets brought home by Cook's men. The preface of the book contains descriptions of bark cloth manufacture by Cook Anderson Forster and an anonymous officer titled 'one of the navigators' and is followed by the list of the specimens compiled by Shaw. The list is indeed rich in fascinating details; for example we learn that the various uses of the tapa: 'wore sic by the people in the rainy season' or 'used at the human sacrifice'. Some of the notes in the list are longer and doubtless arise from tales told by the mariners who collected the tapa in the first place as boasted on the title page. </p> <p>Each island group used designs unique to its culture and the interest of Europeans in this material equalled the passion aroused by the extraordinary wood-carvings and exotic shells brought back by Cook. </p> <p>The Shaw Catalogue is of great significance as a repository of unique original tapa but it also speaks of the time when Cook's sailors were spreading their stories of the alluring South Seas while drawing-room chatter throughout the land luxuriated in descriptions of the new exotic. The publication forms a tangible link between these narratives the indigenous cultures of the South Pacific and Hawaiian islands the myriad personal and trading relationships that developed between the islanders and mariners and the genteel world of gentleman collectors and their cabinets of curiosities.</p> </p> . Provenance: Norton J. Whitmont collection; Kelton Foundation Los Angeles; original owner Sir Corbet D'Avenant 1752-1823 Baronet of Stoke and Adderley with armorial bookplate. Corbet d'Avenant was the son of Anne Corbet daughter of Sir Robert Corbet c.1670-1740 4th Bt of Stoke upon Tern. Upon the death of Anne's brother rector of Adderley from 1735 Sir Henry Corbet the seventh baronet on 7 May 1750 the baronetcy became extinct and the family estates passed to his nephew Corbet D'Avenant who assumed the name of Corbet and was created a baronet on 27 June 1786. Upon his death on 31 March 1823 the second baronetcy also became extinct. Alexander Shaw unknown‎

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‎[COOK: THIRD VOYAGE] WEBBER, John, after, engraved by BT POUNCY B T‎

‎A View of the Town and Harbour of St Peter and St Paul in Kamtschatka‎

‎London 1784. Engraving 253 x 533 mm. to plate mark paper size 290 x 540 mm.; a little light old creasing at right side; in fine condition. <p><p>Rare proof impression of one of the most atmospheric views made by Webber to illustrate Cook's third voyage: the St Peter and Paul ostrog as seen during the expedition's first visit to Avacha Bay.</p> <p>This wonderful panorama of St Peter and St Paul with Cook's ships at anchor in the bay would later appear as plate 74 in the atlas to the official account of the third voyage. Webber's image depicts the small Kamchatkan settlement with its inhabitants fishing in front of their distinctive dwellings all in an untouched landscape with wooded coastline and distant snow-covered mountains. It offers an arcadian vision of the place wildly at variance with what it would become: modern Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky now a major commercial port and the home of Russia's nuclear submarine fleet. It was at St Peter and St Paul that the battered vessels called in late April 1779 and here that Major Behm agreed to take the news of Cook's death overland to St. Petersburg.</p> <p>This is an early state of the print before letters. The temporary credits here scratched into the plate are differently worded to the final version that would appear in the publication: here there is no caption identifying the view and the image is identified as "Drawn from Nature by J. Webber" and "Engraved by B.T. Pouncy". In the finished version these would be differently expressed as "J. Webber del." and "B.T. Pouncy sc.". The proof engraving is printed on a noticeably different paper and its inking is distinctly finer than the examples of the finished version with which we have compared it. The result is a greater tonal quality.</p> <p>Joppien and Smith discuss the Kamchatkan visit at some length in both text and catalogue volumes of their study of the art of Cook's third voyage. In their description of the related watercolour view now in the Dixson Library in Sydney they note that the original version has probably been lost and that the Dixson watercolour is probably related to the engraving process. </p> <p>This is a desirable and rare version of one of Webber's most successful images from Cook's third voyage. `</p> </p> . unknown‎

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‎[COOK: THIRD VOYAGE] COOK, James and James KING‎

‎Troisième voyage de Cook; ou Voyage à l'Océan Pacifique ordonné par le Roi d'Angleterre pour faire des découvertes dans l'hémisphère nord pour déterminer la position & l'étendue de la côte ouest de l'Amérique septentrionale sa distance de l'Asie & résoudre la question du passage au nord. Exécuté sous la direction des Capitaines Cook Clerke & Gore sur les vaisseaux la Resolution & la Découverte en 1776 1777 1778 1779 & 1780. Traduit de l'Anglois par M. Demeunier. Ouvrage enrichi de cartes & de plans d'après les relèvemens pris par le Lieutenant Henry Roberts sous l'inspection du Capitaine Cook & d'une multitude de planches. dessinés. par M. Webber‎

‎Paris: Hôtel de Thou 1785. Fine. Five quarto volumes including the final atlas volume containing a total of 88 engraved maps and plates; uniform full calf armorial bindings of the period. <p><p>A superb set of the desirable first French edition of the official account of Cook's third voyage in outstanding contemporary French bindings bearing the arms of the Ruolz Montchal family and the motto "Toujours pret". A smaller edition in octavo was published at the same time but this larger and handsome version is or course greatly preferred. It is illustrated in the manner of the English publication and has a version of the famous "Death of Cook" plate based on the original drawing by John Webber not all copies of the French quarto edition include this plate. Furthermore the fourth and final volume of the text is complete with all seven appendices including the folding vocabulary table.</p> <p>The full story of Cook's great third voyage and his eventual murder while revisiting the Hawaiian Islands that he had discovered earlier during the voyage was almost as eagerly awaited by the European as by the English public: the approximately forty ediitns that appeared befpre 1800 included vesion sin Fench Dutch Geman ruswsian Swedish and Italiqan. This French version is th emost handsome of all the 4editiins ager the English official account.</p> <p>Bligh Burney Colnett Vancouver and Riou - all later to command important voyages of their own - were all members of the expedition which set out to return Omai to Tahiti and to search for a northwest passage. They called at Kerguelen Island Tasmania the Cook Tonga and Society Islands turned north and discovered Christmas Island and the Hawaiian Islands and went on to chart the northwest coast of America from Northern California to 70o 44' where they were stopped by pack ice. On their retrn to Hawaii Cook was killed.</p> <p>The official artist on the voyage was John Webber and his romantic views of the islands of the Pacific published here remain the most evocative portrayals of the islands - helping to create the notion of an island paradise that so affected the public eagerly reading the voyages of discovery being published in the eighteenth century.</p> <p>The Ruolz-Montchal family derived from the Ardèche. but moved in the 18th century to the Lyon area where they held the property of Le Chatelard in Francheville until the early 20th century. Their most famous member was Henri-Catherine-Camille de Ruolz-Montchal 1808-1887 the French industrial chemist composer and comte a friend of both Balzac and Alexandre Dumas.</p> </p> . Provenance: Ruolz Montchal family large gilt coat-of arms on all covers. Hôtel de Thou unknown‎

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‎[CREUSE] - ROSSIGNOL (Gilles) -‎

‎Le guide de la Creuse.‎

‎Lyon, La manufacture, 1991 ; in-8, 251 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur.‎

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‎[Darwin, C.] F. Burkhardt & S. Smith (eds)‎

‎A Calendar of the Correspondence of Charles Darwin, 1821-1882.‎

‎1985 [6], 690 p., portrait, 4to, cloth. Added is: Supplement to the Calendar, 1994 (iii, 46 p.).‎

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‎[DANIEL (Gabriel)]‎

‎Voyage du monde de Descartes‎

‎Paris, Veuve Simon Bénard, 1690. In-12, [18]-437 pp. 1 pl., veau marbré brun, dos à nerfs orné de caissons dorés, pièce de titre rouge, tranches mouchetées (reliure défraîchie mais solide, rousseurs, petite déchirure sans atteinte à la planche).‎

‎Édition originale de ce roman dans lequel le père Gabriel Daniel, un jésuite, réfute la théorie des tourbillons de Descartes. Cet ouvrage sera réédité et augmenté plusieurs fois, ainsi que plusieurs fois traduits. Il est orné d'une planche dépliante et de plusieurs figures dans le texte. Ex-libris manuscrits biffés, ex-libris manuscrit Petri Mariae Anginieme. Barbier, IV, 1081a; Backer, 1796. * Membre du SLAM et de la LILA / ILAB Member. La librairie est ouverte du lundi au vendredi de 14h à 19h. Merci de nous prévenir avant de passer,certains de nos livres étant entreposés dans une réserve.‎

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‎[Dalrymple, Alexander]. - Taylor, Robert.‎

‎[Drop-title:] Capt. Taylor's remarks, in ship Ceres. [London, George Bigg, 1787].‎

‎Small folio (31.5 x 24.5 cm). 12 pp. Contemporary, vellum-backed, stiff marbled wrappers. Rare second edition, second state, of a journal of a voyage from Sumatra to Bengal, kept by Captain Robert Taylor on the ship Ceres, followed by additional comments from "a manuscript, which may be depended upon". Locations sighted include: Hog Island, the Cocos islands, Aceh, the Straits of Malacca, Barren Island and the Andaman Islands. - The journal was published by the eccentric Scottish geographer Alexander Dalrymple (1737-1808), Captain Cook's leading rival. As hydrographer for the East India Company, Dalrymple would publish an annual series of memoirs and detailed ships' logs that he obtained in that function. He would compare historical sources gathered from extensive archival research with newly obtained data straight from the ships and his own careful observations. With these publications Dalrymple became the originator of official British hydrography and as such they give a unique impression of the (development of the) scientific background that laid behind the trade of the British Empire in the East. - The journal was first published in 1782 together with A brief statement of the prevailing winds from monsieur Après De Mannevillette. - A very good copy. A. S. Cook, Alexander Dalrymple (1737-1808), (PhD diss., 1992), A120. ESTC T75520 (6 copies). For Dalrymple: A.S. Cook, "Dalrymple, Alexander (1737-1808)", in: ODNB online (2008); Howgego, to 1800, D4.‎

‎[DENTU].‎

‎[Procès pour contrefaçon].‎

‎1810 - 1811 5 pièces in-4, en feuilles, cousues.‎

‎Très intéressant ensemble de pièces concernant le double litige en contrefaçon intenté par le libraire Jean-Gabriel Dentu (1770-1840), à propos des emprunts faits par Conrad Malte-Brun à la géographie de Pinkerton pour la rédaction de son célèbre Précis de géographie universelle ou Description de toutes les parties du monde (Paris, Buisson, 1810-1829) ; et, en retour, en diffamation intenté par le géographe Malte-Brun. La Cour de cassation suivra les sentences rendues aussi bien en première instance qu'en appel déboutant Dentu dans son arrêt du 3 juillet 1812.I. Précis pour Jean-Gabriel Dentu, imprimeur-libraire, à Paris ; contre le sieur Malte-Brun, Danois, l'un des collaborateurs du Journal de l'Empire, et le sieur Buisson, libraire, tous deux accusés de contrefaçon ; dans lequel on démontre que le plagiat est une contrefaçon. [Paris], Imprimerie de J.-G. Dentu, s.d. [1810], 12 pp. Du 10 février 1810. Un seul exemplaire au CCF (BnF).II. Plaidoyer de M. Lebon, pour Jean-Gabriel Dentu, imprimeur-libraire, à Paris ; contre le sieur Malte-Brun, Danois, l'un des collaborateurs du Journal de l'Empire, et le sieur Buisson, libraire, tous deux accusés de contrefaçon ; recueilli par le sténographe. [Paris], Imprimerie de J.-G. Dentu, s.d. [1811], 20 pp. Séance du 13 novembre 1811. Un seul exemplaire au CCF (BnF).III. Réfutation du Précis du sieur Malte-Brun, pour J.-G. Dentu, imprimeur-libraire, à Paris ; contre ledit sieur Malte-Brun, Danois, l'un des collaborateurs du Journal de l'Empire, accusé de contrefaçon. [Paris], Imprimerie de J.-G. Dentu, s.d. [1811], titre, 13 pp. Le Précis avait été distribué le 28 novembre 1811. Un seul exemplaire au CCF (BnF). IV. Réponse de Henri Tardieu à une accusation du sieur Dentu, libraire ; lue le 12 décembre 1811, à l'audience du tribunal de première instance du département de la Seine, sixième chambre jugeant en police correctionnelle ; augmentée de notes et pièce justificative. [Paris], imprimerie d'Adrien Égron, s.d. [1811], 8 pp. Aucun exemplaire au CCF. V. Réfutation du plaidoyer prononcé et du plaidoyer imprimé du sieur Malte-Brun contre Jean-Gabriel Dentu ; pour Jean-Gabriel Dentu, imprimeur-libraire à Paris. Contre ledit sieur Malte-Brun, danois, l'un des collaborateurs du Journal de l'Empire, accusé de contrefaçon ; le sieur Buisson, libraire, complice de contrefaçon avec le sieur Malte-Brun ; le sieur Laporte, libraire, mis en cause à la dernière audience, aussi complice de contrefaçon ; et le sieur Henry Tardieu, libraire, également complice de la contrefaçon du sieur Malte-Brun. Distribué le 19 décembre 1811. [Paris], Imprimerie de J.-G. Dentu, s.d. [1811], titre, 16 pp. Un seul exemplaire au CCF (BnF). - - ACTUELLEMENT EN CONGÉS, DE RETOUR LE 17 AOÛT - VENTE PAR CORRESPONDANCE UNIQUEMENT - LIEN DE PAIEMENT, NOUS CONSULTER.‎

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‎[DESERT]‎

‎Déserts du monde Geo.‎

‎Paris, Solar, 2002 ; in-4, 207 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. Avec jaquette.‎

‎Avec jaquette.‎

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‎[Demeurisse] Herriot, Edouard :‎

‎Porte (La) océane, lithographies originales de René Demeurisse.‎

‎Lyon, Georges Bouvet et Cie, 1948 ; in-folio, en feuillets sous chemise-étui de l'éditeur cartonnée en papier miel, tissu bleu au dos de la chemise, titre blanc, étui muet ; (1) f., 105 pp., (4) ff. ; une lithographie en noir en frontispice, nombreuses lithographies en noir in-texte protégées par des serpentes ; couverture à rabats illustrée en couleurs.‎

‎L'un des 180 exemplaires sur pur fil à la forme de Lana (n°206). Lithographies imprimées sur les presses de M. Manequin. Exemplaire en bel état malgré quelques petites rousseurs éparses.‎

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‎[DIEZMANN, A.]‎

‎Malerische Reise um die Welt. Eine geordnete Zusammenstellung des Wissenswerthesten von den Entdeckungsreisen eines Magellan, Tasman, Dampier, Anson, Byron, Wallis, Carteret, Bougainville, Cook, Laperouse, Bligh, Vancouver... , verfaßt von einer Gesellschaft Reisender und Gelehrter unter der Leitung des Hernn Dumont d`Urville. Ins Deutsche übertragen von A. Diezmann. 2 Bände in 1 / Malerische Reise in Sued- und Nordamerika. Eine geordnete Zusammenstellung des Wissenswürdigsten von den Entdeckungsreisen eines Columbus, Las Casas, Oviedo, Gomara, Garcilazo de la Vega, Acosta, Forster, La Condamine, Ellis, Ulloa.... verfaßt von einer Gesellschaft Reisender und Gelehrter unter der Leitung des Herrn Alcide d`Orbigny. Deutsch v. A. Diezmann.Insges. 2 Text- u. 2 Tafelbände.‎

‎Lpz., Baumgärnter 1834 und 1839. 4°, VIII, 338 S. u. II, 320 S.; XVI, 320 S.; 256 S., IV; 99 S., I; insges. 1055 Kupferstichabb. auf 277 Taf., 1 gestoch. Generalkarte, 16 Kupferstich-Porträts auf 4 Taf, Taf. 71 (Generalkarte von Oceanien) fehlt; 4 HLnbde. d. Zt., berieben, bestoß., Rüleinen ausgebleicht, 2 Rü. vom Buchblock abgeplatzt, 1 Buchrü. tlw. rissig, 1 Vorderdeckel lose, 1 Einbddecke lose, einige Vorsätze u. Taf. lose, bzw. gelockert, vereinzelt schwach stockfl. Engelmann 99; Sabin 21214. - Malerische Reise 2 Bände in 1 Band. Im Band Nord-Amerika beigebunden: Eine Reise durch Asien - Eine Reise durch Afrika.‎

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‎[Dominguez, Carlos Guillermo]; [Gatti, Tullio]‎

‎Gran Canaria : Islas Canarias‎

‎Large white folio; 158 p, color illus & map ; 31 cm. In Spanish; Text in Spanish, English and German. || Travel; Photographs.‎

‎[DU BUISSON (Paul-Ulric)].‎

‎Abrégé de la révolution de lAmérique angloise, Depuis le commencement de lannée 1774, jusquau premier Janvier 1778. Par M. ***, Américain.‎

‎A Paris, rue Dauphine, Chez Cellot & Jombert, fils jeune, Libraires & Imprimeur, la seconde Porte cochère à droite, par le Pont-Neuf. Au fond de la Cour, 1778. 1778 1 vol. in-12° (175 x 107 mm.) de : [1] f. (Titre), 452 - [3] (Privilège, Errata) pp. Plein veau d'époque, dos à nerfs orné, titre de marocain rouge, filet doré sur les coupes. (Coiffes arrasées, fentes aux mors, coins émoussés, intérieur très frais).‎

‎Édition originale de cette remarquable chronique des événements de l'indépendance américaine. Cf. Howes : "Récit journalier dévénements depuis larrivée de Gage à Boston jusquau moment où la France reconnaît lindépendance." Lauteur dit, dans sa préface : "Combien est-il de François qui ne savent même pas la nomenclature des peuples avec lesquels leur Souverain vient de faire alliance ? Le nom de Bostoniens, qui nest dû quaux Habitans de la Province de Massachusett, une des quatre qui forment la Nouvelle-Angleterre proprement dite, est cependant devenu la dénomination générale & commune des habitans des treize Provinces." À la fin de louvrage se trouve le texte du Traité damitié et de commerce conclu entre le Roi & les États-Unis de lAmérique Septentrionale. Du Buisson (1746-1794) était lauteur de quelques autres livres sur les relations internationales, ainsi que de plusieurs pièces de théâtre et des libretti dopéras. Même sil était un fervent de la Révolution Française, il critiqua quelques-uns de ses excès, et fut guillotiné en 1794. Epigraphe en page de titre : "Chaque Peuple à son tour a brillé sur la terre, Par les Loix, par les arts, & sur-tout par la guerre. Le tems de lAmérique est à la fin venu, Ce Peuple généreux, trop long-tems inconnu Laissait dans ses deserts ensevelir sa gloire : Voici les jours nouveaux marqués pour la victoire." Voltaire. Bel exemplaire. Sabin, 9080 & 21037; Howes (Hartley), D537 ("c"). 1 vol. 12mo. Contemporary full calf. First edition of this detailed narrative of events in America during the period from the arrival of General Gage in Boston to the recognition of the United States by the French government. In his introductory Avertissement the author states that he had returned to France from a visit to America to find his countrymen excited and curious about the War for Independence but woefully ignorant of its progress, so he was attempting to instruct them. Dubuisson (1746-1794) wrote a couple of other books on international relations and a number of plays and operatic libretti. An ardent supporter of the French Revolution, he fell in with the wrong faction and was guillotined on March 34, 1794. This work went through two French editions and was also published in German and Italian. Fine copy.‎

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‎[DUMONT KUNST-REISEHUHRER] - ROTHER (Almut und frank) -‎

‎Elba.‎

‎Koln, DuMont buchverlag, 1983 ; in-8, 256 pp., broché, couverture illustr. Ferieninsel im tyrrhenischen meer maccienwildnis, kulturstatten, dorfer, mineralienfundorte -.‎

‎Ferieninsel im tyrrhenischen meer maccienwildnis, kulturstatten, dorfer, mineralienfundorte -.‎

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‎[DUC d'ORLEANS] - RECAMIER (Docteur).-‎

‎Souvenirs des voyages de Monseigneur le Duc d'Orléans.‎

‎P., Plon, 1927, fort et grand in 8° broché, 373 pages ; couverture légèrement fanée.‎

‎Orné d'un portrait et 82 illustrations dans et hors-texte. PHOTOS sur DEMANDE. Fermeture du 1er au 23 Août‎

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‎[DUTCH VOYAGES - Joost HARTGERS (publisher)].‎

‎Oost-Indische voyagien door dien begin en voortgangh van de Vereenighde Nederlandtsche Geoctroyeerde Oost-Indische Compagnie. Vervatende de voornaemste reysen by de inwoonderen der selver provintien derwaerts ghedaen . Eerste deel. daer in begrepen zijn 16 voyagien.‎

‎Amsterdam: printed by Adriaen Hermansz. Roest for Joost Hartgers 1648. Contemporary blind-tooled vellum with the manuscript title on the spine remnants of ties. 4to. With an engraved general title page for the whole collection a typographical general title page with a woodcut illustration of ships at sea each part of the collection has its own title page in some cases two with a woodcut illustration the majority the same as on the general title page. Further with 11 folding woodcut illustrations several woodcut tailpieces and woodcut decorated initials throughout. 13 works in 1 volume. Comprising:1 VEER Gerrit. Verhael van de eerste schip-vaert der Hollandische ende Zeeusche schepen door 't Way-gat by noorden Noorwegen Moscovien ende Tartarien om na de coninckrijcken Cathay ende China. Met drie schepen uyt Texel gezeylt in den jare 1594. Hier achter is by-ghevoeght de beschrijvinghe van de landen Siberia Samoyeda ende Tingoesa. Seer vreemt en vermaackelijk om lesen.Amsterdam Joost Hartgers 1648.2 HOUTMAN Cornelis. Eerste schip-vaert der Hollanders naer Oost-Indien met vier schepen onder 't beleydt van Cornelis Houtman uyt Texel t' zeyl ghegaen anno 1595.Amsterdam Joost Hartgers 1648.3 NECK Jacob van en Wybrand van WARWIJCK. Waerachtigh verhael van de schip-vaert op Oost-Indien ghedaen by de acht schepen onder den Heer Admirael Jacob van Neck en de Vice-Admirael Wybrand van Warwijck van Amsterdam gezeylt in den jare 1598. Hier achter is aen-ghevoeght de voyagie van Sebald de Weert naer de Strate Magalanes.Amsterdam Joost Hartgers 1648.4 NOORT Olivier van and Jacob van NECK. Wonderlijcke voyagie by de Hollanders gedaen door de Strate Magalanes ende voorts den gantschen kloot des aertbodems om met vier schepen: onder den Admirael Olivier van Noort uytghevaren anno 1598. Hier achter is by-gevoeght de tweede voyagie van Jacob van Neck naer Oost-Indien.Amsterdam Joost Hartgers 1648.5 SPILBERGEN Joris van and Steven vander HAGEN. Historis journael van de voyage gedaen met 3 schepen uyt Zeelant naer d'Oost-Indien onder het beleyt van den Commandeur Joris van Spilbergen sijn eerste reyse. Inden jare 1601 1602 1603 1604. Als meede beschryvinge vande tweede voyage ghedaen met 12 schepen na d'Oost-Indien onder den Admirael Steven vander Hagen.Amsterdam Joost Hartgers 1648.6 MATELIEF Cornelis. Journael ende historische verhael van de treffelijcke reyse ghedaen naer Oost-Indien ende China met elf schepen. Door den manhaften Admirael Cornelis Matelief de Jonge. Uyt-ghevaren in den jare 1605. En wat haer in de volghende jaren 1606 1607 ende 1608 weder-varen is. Een seer vreemde en wonderlijcke reyse.Amsterdam Joost Hartgers 1648.7 BROECKE Pieter van den. Wonderlijcke historische ende journaelsche aenteyckeningh van 't ghene Pieter van den Broecke op sijne reysen soo van Cabo Verde Angola Gunea Oost-Indien: waer in hem soo in schip-breuck als in 't door-reysen van 't landt seer veel vreemde dingen ontmoet zijn soo van religie manieren zeeden en huys-houdingen der volckeren: en andere eyghenschappen der landen en kusten die sy bezeylt hebben.Amsterdam Joost Hartgers 1648.8 SPILBERGEN Joris van. Oost- en West-Indische voyagie door de Strate Magallanes naer de Moluques met ses schepen onder den commandeur Joris Spilbergen .Including: SCHOUTEN Willem Cornelisz. and Jacob le MAIRE. Journael ofte beschrijvinge van de wonderlijcke reyse ghedaen door Willem Cornelisz. Schouten van Hoorn. In de jaren 1615 1616 1617. Hoe hy bezuyden de Straet Magellanes eenen nieuwen doorganck gevonden heeft streckende tot in de Zuyd-Zee met de verklaringe van de vreemde natien volcken landen en avonturen die sy gesien ende haer wedervaren zijn. Hier is nog achter by-gevoeght eenighe zee-vragen ende antwoorden wijnde seer nut ende geheel dienstigh alle schippers stirmans ende zeevarende maets.Amsterdam Joost Hartgers 1648.9 HEREMITE Jacques l' and Gheen Huygen SCHAPENHAM. Journael vande Nassausche vloot ofte beschrijvingh van de voyagie om den gantschen aert-kloot gedaen met elf schepen: onder 't beleydt van den Admirael Jaques l'Heremite ende Vice-Admirael Gheen Huygen Schapenham inde jaren 1623 1624 1625 en 1626. Noch is hier by gevoegt een beschrijvinge vande regeeringe van Peru door Pedro de Madriga geboren tot Lima. Als mede een verhael van Pedro Fernandez de Quir aengaende de ontdeckinge van 't onbekent Austrialia sijn grooten rijckdom ende vruchtbaerheyt. Oock mede eenige discoursen de Oost-Indische vaert en de coopmanschap betreffende.Amsterdam Joost Hartgers 1648.10 BONTEKOE Willem Ysbrantsz. Journael ofte gedenckwaerdige beschrijvinge van de Oost-Indische reyse van Willem Ysbrantsz. Bontekoe van Hoorn. Begrijpende veel wonderlijcke en ghevaerlijcke saecken hem daer in weder-varen. Begonnen den 18. December 1618 en vol-eynd den 16. November 1625 .Including: RAVEN Dirck Albertsz. Journael ofte beschrijvinge van de reyse ghedaen by den Commandeur Dirck Albertsz. Raven na Spitsberghen in den jare 1639 ten dienste vande E. Heeren Bewindt-hebbers van de Groenlandtsche Compagnie tot Hoorn. Waer in verhaelt wort sijn droevige schip-breucke sijn ellende op 't wrack en sijn blijde verlossinghe. Met noch eenige gedenckweerdige geschiedenissen. Alles waerdigh om te lesen."Sardam Willem Willemsz. 1648." = Amsterdam Joost Hartgers 1648.11 PELSAERT François and Jeremias van VLIET. Ongeluckige voyagie van 't schip Batavia nae Oost-Indien. Uytgevaren onder den E. Francois Pelsaert: ggebleven op de Abrolhos van Frederick Houtman op de hooghte van 28 1/2 graet by zuyden de linie aequinoctiael. Vervatende 't veronghelucken des chips en de grouwelijcke moorderyen onder 't scheeps-volck op 't eylandt Bataviaes Kerckhof; nevens de straffe der hantdadighers in den jare 1628 en 1629. Nevens een treur-bly-eynde ongheluck des compagnies dienaers in 't jaer 1636 weder-varen in 't Konincklijcke Hof van Siam in de Stad Judia onder den E. Jeremias van Vliet. En de groote tyrannye van Abas Koninck van Persien anno 1645 begaen aen sijn grootste heeren des rijcks in sijn konincklijck hof tot Espahan.Amsterdam Joost Hartgers 1648.12 TWIST Johan van. Generale beschrijvinge van Indien. Ende in 't besonder kort verhael van de regering ceremonien handel vruchten en geleghentheydt van 't Koninckrijck van Gusuratten staende onder de beheerschinghe van den groot-machtighen Koninck Cajahan: anders genaemt den grooten Mogor. Uyt verscheyden autheuren ende eyghen onder-vindinge vergadert ende byeen ghestelt .Amsterdam Joost Hartgers 1648.13 CARON François. Beschrijvinge van het machtigh coninckrijcke Japan. Vervattende den aert ende eygenschappen van 't landt manieren der volckeren als mede hare grouwelijcke wreedtheydt teghen de Roomsche Christenen .Including:- GYSBERTSZ. Reyer. Historie der martelaren die in Japan om de Roomsche Catholijcke religie schrickelijcke ende onoverdragelijcke pijnen gheleeden hebben ofte ghedoodt zijn.- KRAMMER Coenraad. Verhael van de groote pracht die daer gescheidt ende gebruyckt is op den feest ghehouden in de stadt van Meaco alwaer den Dayro zijn Keyserlijcke Majesteyt van Japan quam besoecken voor ghevallen op den 20 october 1626. Beschreven door Coenraet Krammer als doen wegen de vereenighde geoctroyeerde Oost-Indische Compagnie deser vrye Nederlanden en den gemelde Keyserl. Majesteyt ghecommitteert die sulckx alles sefs! gesien heeft.- Translaet van een Japansche brief van Siragemondonne burgemeester in Nangasacqui aen den Gouverneur Generael &c. door den Opper-Koopman Jan van Elzerach overgesonden dato den 28 October 1642.- CAMPEN Leonart. Kort verhael van 't profijt dienst ende nuttigheydt dat de Oost-Indische vereenighde Nederlandtsche Compagni in Japan soude genieten by so verre sy den Chineesen handel bequaemen.- SCHOUTEN Joost. Beschrijvinghe van de regeeringe macht religie costuymen traffijcquen ende andere remercquable saken des Coninghrijcx Siam. Gestelt inden jare 1636 .Amsterdam Joost Hartgers 1648. First edition an exceptionally rare collection of Dutch Voyages to the East Indies here housed in its contemporary binding and with the complete complement of engraved views and maps. These early voyages of discovery and expeditions in the late 16th and early 17th centuries laid the foundation for the Dutch expansion and successful trading activities in the Far East and the establishing of the Dutch seaborne empire. This collection of voyages brought together by the Amsterdam publisher Joost Hartgers in 1648 ranks among the best albeit not the earliest collections printed in the first half of the 17th century. This collection contains amongst many important travels the journals of Bontekoe & Raven and Pelsaert ads 10 and 11 on Australia.All parts have separate title pages and individual pagination and could be sold separately which is why it is extraordinary to find them together. Copies complete with the preliminaries frontispiece general title introduction and index are very rare. A proposed second part remained unpublished.The binding is slightly soiled some manuscript inscriptions on the front pastedown and recto of the first flyleaf occasional marginal manuscript annotations. The typographical general title page has been restored along the fore-edge slightly affecting the woodcut illustration very slightly browned throughout occasionally slightly foxed occasional marginal water stains. Otherwise in very good condition.l Cox I p. 30; Landwehr VOC 251; STCN 089914589 6 copies incl. 2 incomplete; Tiele 1179; Tiele Mem. pp. 7-8; cf. Boxer Dutch merchants and mariners in Asia 1602-1795 1988. [printed by Adriaen Hermansz. Roest for] Joost Hartgers, hardcover‎

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‎[EARLY 20TH CENTURY TRAVEL ACCOUNTS].‎

‎The Wide World Magazine. No.112. Vol. 19.‎

‎London.: George Newnes Limited. First Edition. July1907. Decorated covers black & white illustrations throughout some soiling to covers head & tail of spine chipped and a repair to the lower corner still a clean and firm copy. 24 x 18cm. This issue's contents include: A Beetle Hunter in the Amazon; Across Unknown Bhutan - II; A Tragedy of Solitude; Kangaroo Farming; From India to England Overland - I; The Boy Who Ran Away; With a Survey Party in the Field; On Board the "Luciline"; A Maori "Canoe Poi"; The Lost Explorers; A High Climb in Himalaya; The Eye of the King; Our Cruise on the Friesland Meers and more. . George Newnes, Limited. unknown‎

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‎[ECONOMIE] - SAMHABER (Ernst) -‎

‎Histoire du commerce.‎

‎Grenoble, Arthaud- collection clef de l'aventure clef du savoir, 1963 ; in-8, 286 pp., broché, couverture illustr. Bon état - clef de l'aventure, clef du savoir n°55.‎

‎Bon état - clef de l'aventure, clef du savoir n°55.‎

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‎[ENFANTINA] - ANONYME‎

‎La France en images: Guyenne & Gascogne. – Série N° 3.‎

‎Dijon, Chocolaterie Lanvin, s.d. (vers 1950) ; in-4 oblong 302 x 185 mm, 24 pp., couverture illustrée et feuilles agrafées, dos muet. Album d'images à insérer. 120 vignettes monochromes sur 120.‎

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‎[ENFANTINA] - MAYNE-REID (Capitaine)‎

‎À fond de cale. Voyage d'un jeune marin à travers les ténèbres.‎

‎Paris, Hachette et Cie, 1924; in-12, 364 pp., reliure pleine percaline rouge, dos lisse, premier plat orné. Traduit de l'anglais par Henriette Loreau. 12 vignettes pleines pages. Dix-neuvième édition.‎