‎Marine‎

‎[ROMAN] - STEPNOVA (Marina) -‎

‎Les femmes de lazare.‎

‎Paris, Les escales , 2014 ; in-8, 443 pp., br.‎

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‎[ROSS] - [PARRY] - [FRANKLIN] - ALBERT-MONTEMONT.-‎

‎Histoire des Voyages modernes effectués par mer ou par terre dans les Cinq parties du Monde (Afrique, Asie, Amérique, Océanie et Europe). Depuis 1800 jusqu'à nos jours ; contenant la description des moeurs, coutumes, gouvernemens, cultes, sciences et arts, industrie et commerce, productions naturelles et autres ; faisant suite à l'Histoire Générale des Voyages de La Harpe. TOME DIX-NEUVIEME : Ross - Parry - Franklin.‎

‎P., Société Reproductive des Bons Livres, 1838, in 8° broché, XXXII-496pp. ; rousseurs, mouillure angulaire aux premières pages ; petite galerie de vers marginale en pied des 50 premières pages ; couverture fanée avec petits manques.‎

‎Fermeture du 1er au 23 Août‎

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‎[ROY Just Jean Etienne (Beaumotte lez Pin, Hte Saône, 1794 - 1871)].-‎

‎Mes voyages avec le docteur Philips dans les Républiques de LA PLATA(Buenos-Ayres, Montevideo, le Banda-Oriental, etc.).-‎

‎Par Armand de B***. Tours. Mame. 1880. In-8 (130 x 211mm) dos lisse toile chagriné havane, filets or, plats et gardes marbrés, 240 pages, gravure en frontispice. Qq. rousseurs sinon bon exemplaire. (Barbier III, 284).‎

‎Just Jean Etienne ROY, littérateur prolixe, on lui doit de nombreux ouvrages destinés aux maisons d'éducation religieuse, sous son nom ou sous divers pseudonymes (Larousse XIX°, XIII, 1482).‎

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‎[ROY, Bernard]‎

‎Cahier de chansons de Jean La Pipe quartier-maître à bord de La Pétulante.‎

‎1 12 chansons côté Dames et 8 côté Hommes, 20 cahiers de 4 pages illustrées en couleurs et rehaussées au pochoir. S.l., s.n. (Vive la Marine Française), s.d., chemise-portefeuille à rabats ptt in-f° de toile grise à dos lisse de fond noir avec décor de motifs crème (imitation peau de lézard), chaque rabat tenu par une bande de tissu collé : noir et imprimé or (2 ancres encadrant "La Pétulante") pour le plat supérieur ; tricolore (bleu, blanc, rouge bien sûr) pour le deuxième plat ; sont glissées dans le rabat du premier plat 12 "chansons côté Dames" et dans celui du 2e plat, 8 "Chansons côté Hommes", titres des chansons imprimés sur feuille contrecollée au rabat ; vignette de titre imprimée en noir et rouge‎

‎Rare recueil de ces chansons de marins, illustré par Bernard ROY, et tiré à petit nombre."Nota" imprimée au bas des "Chansons côté Hommes" : Cette édition, publiée à tirage restreint pour quelques amis, ne sera pas mise dans le commerce. Mention autographe signée : "Vu : son commandant. [signé] Roy". Et envoi a.s. "Avec les maritimes hommages de Jean La Pipe" Exemplaire H.C. (mention manuscrite).‎

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‎[ROYAL NAVY]‎

‎A list of His Majesty's ships and vessels of the royal navy.‎

‎London: Printed and Sold by J. Watson 1741. 4 40pp. With initial advertisement leaf. ESTC T41015. Pen-trials to p.26. short marginal tear to leaf B4. Bound after: RIDER Cardanus. Rider's British Merlin:For the Year of our Lord God 1741. London. Printed by R. Nutt 1741. 48pp. ESTC T44985. Tear to one leaf - touching text without loss of sense. And: A defective eighteenth-century almanac. And: The Court Kalendar For the year 1741. London. Printed and Sold by Ja. Watson 1740. 42pp 2. ESTC T34324. Small hole to text of title - with slight loss of sense loss to upper corner of final leaf. And: A list of the publick offices and officers Ecclesiastical and Civil employ'd in His Majesty's Government Particularly in England. London. Printed and Sold by Ja. Watson 1741. Fifth edition. 38pp 4. ESTC T41074. Without final leaf publisher's advertisements tears to leaves A4 and B1 - touching text without loss of sense loss to lower corner of leaf C1 - with some loss of sense. 12mo. Contemporary gilt-ruled sheep. Extremities worn some loss to head of spine. Pastedowns sprung occasional spotting. A sammelband of almanacs and lists issued for the year 1741 including a register of Royal Navy vessels and officers in active service. . Third edition. Printed and Sold by J. Watson unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : AQ17432

‎[ROYAL NAVY]‎

‎A manuscript log of Royal Navy personnel‎

‎s.i.: s.n. s.d. 22 leaves. Stitched as issued. Old central vertical fold occasional spotting. Two small sketches of vessels to verso of penultimate leaf. An early nineteenth-century manuscript register of sailors serving aboard a frustratingly unidentified vessel including; boatswains forecastlemen foretopmen misentopmen the captains of the mast afterguard gunners carpenters and marines. There is mention of a Lieutenant Ormond this is potentially Francis Ormond made Lieutenant on 3rd December 1810 and appointed to the frigate Endymion in 1813 off the North coast of America. During the War of 1812 he commanded a division of boats under the orders of Captain Robert Barrie an expedition up the Penobscot river Maine to capture American territory culminating in the Battle of Hampden. He served under the same officer in the action which led to the capture of the American frigate President in January of 1815; and was second lieutenant of the Impregnable at the Battle of Algiers in 1816. The presence of Ormond's name in the manuscript under the heading of '2 division' would suggest that the list was compiled in conjunction with the actions at Maine in 1814. . [s.n.], [s.d.] unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : AQ25343

‎[ROYAL NAVY OFFICERS]‎

‎An alphabetical list of the Post Captains Commanders and Lieutenants of his majesty's fleet: with the dates of their first commissions‎

‎London: Printed by M. and S. Brooke 1805. 207pp 1. Later black morocco-backed navy cloth tooled and lettered in gilt. Extremities worn and stained joints starting surface loss to lower board. Internally clean and crisp. These lists were first issued by the Admiralty in January 1717/18 and consist of a simple register of names in full with the respective seniorities. They continued to be published until 1846. The alphabetical lists were first issued in 1746. This edition in apparently unrecorded. . 8vo. Printed by M. and S. Brooke hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : AQ24438

‎[ROYAL NAVY OFFICERS]‎

‎An alphabetical list of the Commission Officers of his majesty's fleet: with the dates of their First Commissions‎

‎London: s.n. 1797. 176pp. Later black morocco-backed navy cloth tooled and lettered in gilt. Rubbed lower board stained. Ink ownership inscription to head of title page: 'Henry Harvey Sholden Lodge Lieut. R.N. Dec. 8th 1837' final page with some paper adherence largely obliterating the two names listed. These lists were first issued by the Admiralty in January 1717/18 and consist of a simple register of names in full with the respective seniorities. They continued to be published until 1846. The alphabetical lists were first issued in 1746. This edition corrected to 1st January 1797 notably includes then Commodore Horatio Nelson. On the 14th February that same year Nelson would participate in the Battle of Cape St. Vincent as commander of HMS Minerve. ESTC records copies at only two locations BL and NT. ESTC T101524. 8vo. [s.n.] hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : AQ24440

‎[ROYAL NAVY]‎

‎Drop-head title: The case of a great Number of seamen belonging to His Majesty's Royal Navy and of the Wives and poor Families of many of them who are still in His Majesty's Service.‎

‎London: s.n. 1718. Single sheet. Docket title printed to verso. Stab-stitch holes and remains of binding to gutter. A trifle creased and browned. A remarkably rare survival of an early and frustratingly undated example of Parliamentary lobbying literature highlighting the 'considerable sums of money' owed to serving seamen of the Royal Navy and the widows of those sailors killed during the 'late war' presumably the War of the Spanish Succession. ESTC records a single copy BL. ESTC T17374. Folio. [s.n.] unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : AQ22461

‎[ROYAL NAVY - Treaties]‎

‎Extracts from the several treaties subsisting between great britain and other Kingdoms and States of such Articles and Clauses as relate to the Duty and Conduct of the Commanders of His majesty's ships of war‎

‎London: s.n. 1758. 6 xxxii 292pp. With two fine naval vignettes to first and final leaves. Contemporary gilt-tooled calf contrasting red morocco lettering-piece. Rubbed with some marking bumping to corners loss to head and foot of spine cracking to lower joint. Captain Thomas Peyton's copy with his inscription dated 1790 to head of blank fly-leaf at front; ink offsetting evidencing the removal of the FFEP showing the mirror image of a further ink inscription. A pleasing association copy of an uncommon mid eighteenth-century collection of treaties relating to the naval shipping and commercial interests of Britain and other powers: Algiers Austrian Netherlands Denmark France Morocco Portugal Russia Savoy Spain States General Sweden Tripoli Tunis and Turky sic inscribed by Captain Thomas Peyton 1757-1801 in the year of his posting to the rank of Captain. The Peytons were an illustrious naval family; Thomas was the youngest son of Admiral Joseph Peyton and his brothers Joseph and John were both to become Rear-Admirals. Thomas served in the Mediterranean the West Indies and the Channel during the navaly tumultuous final decade of the eighteenth-century; he died on board the Monarch a 74-gun ship of the line in 1801. Included most significantly for the development of transatlantic military and economic power are the American Treaty 1686 with France the Treaty of Munster 1648 and American Treaty 1670 with Spain and the Utrecht Treaties of both Peace and Commerce 1713. ESTC T82163. Sabin 23535. Third edition. Quarto. [s.n.] unknown‎

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‎[ROYAL NAVY]‎

‎Minutes of a court martial holden on board his majesty's ship Prince of Wales in portsmouth harbour On monday the 23rd Day of December 1805 And the three following Days for the trial of Sir robert calder Bart. Vice Admiral of the Blue‎

‎Portsmouth: Sold by J. C. Mottley 1806. 98pp. Uncut. Stitched as issued. Scattered spotting. A rare account of the proceedings of the court martial of Royal Navy officer Sir Robert Calder 1744/5-1818 on charges of misconduct during the Battle of Finisterre. On 22nd July 1805 Calder commander of the British fleet engaged Franco-Spanish forces in what would prove to be an indecisive conflict. Many of the enemy were captured including two ships of the line however Calder failed to wrestle into submission the squadron under French Admiral Villeneuve resulting in their escape. Calder erroneously considered his conduct commendable and thus was greatly surprised to find he had been admonished by the British Press. He immediately applied for a court martial though his commander-in-chief Vice Admiral Nelson had already received orders to send him home to face a board of inquiry. The court martial sat on 23rd December. Calder maintained that he had done his utmost to renew the engagement with Villeneuve. Three days later the court found Calder guilty of an error of judgement and he was sentenced to be severely reprimanded. This proved the end of his seagoing career. OCLC records copies at just six locations California Harvard NLS NMM NYPL and USNA; COPAC adds no further. . First edition. 8vo. Sold by J. C. Mottley unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : AQ27313

‎[ROYAL NAVY]‎

‎Proceedings on the trial of Admiral Keppel by a Court-Martial held at Portsmouth Thursday Jan. 7 1779. To which is prefixed Sir Hugh Palliser's Address to the Public Published preceding the Trial. Attentively revised and corrected by Gentlemen of the Law and Navy‎

‎London: Printed for the Booksellers 1779. iv 50pp. Recent tan cloth with gilt title to spine. Spots of soiling to boards. Ink stamp Hastings public library to recto of title. Early ink numerals to title. Creasing to leaves throughout with occasional short tears at margins - in no place effecting text small hole to I1 with slight loss of text loss to corner of final leaf with loss of text though no loss of sense. Admiral Augustus Keppel 1725-1786 served with distinction as an officer of the Royal Navy during the Seven Years War and the American War of Independence. Keppel held his subordinate admiral Sir Hugh Palliser 1723-1796 responsible for the poor state of the Navy during the latter conflict and following defeat at the First Battle of Ushant considered Palliser's conduct as a deliberate betrayal. Keppel began a campaign of calumny the outcome being a series of scandalous scenes in parliament and subsequent courts-martial - each side accusing the other of treason. Keppel was the first to be tried and acquitted in 1779 with Palliser suffering the same shortly after. This is an unrecorded edition of the trial and associated address by Hugh Palliser. Not in ESTC. First edition. Quarto. Printed for the Booksellers hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : AQ11530

‎[ROYAL NAVY]‎

‎Standing orders. Channel squadron. 1884‎

‎London: Printed by Eyre and Spottiswoode.For Her Majesty's Stationary Office 1884. 80pp. With numerous interleaved and pasted in manuscript additions and one manuscript addition in some form of reproduction - perhaps by lithography. Original publisher's blue cloth lettered in gilt to spine. Rubbed to extremities marked to boards some marking staining and creasing to text endpapers. Inscribed 'No. 60' to FEP and 'Capt. Britten. Private' to FFEP. Printed in July 1884 these Standing Orders for the Channel Squadron of the Royal Navy were issued in very limited numbers; the printing code notes just 65 copies of this work. They would presumably only have been issued to the Captains of the ships forming the Squadron protecting the home waters of the English Channel and the respective responsible naval officers at ports and at the Admiralty. This copy numbered as 60 would have been used by Captain Richard Frederick Britten 1843-1910 who commanded the Ironclad HMS Minotaur between March 10th 1884 and July 27th 1885 as she operated with the Evolutionary Squadron. COPAC and OCLC together locate just two copies in institutional libraries at the NMM and Plymouth. . Folio. [Printed by Eyre and Spottiswoode...For Her Majesty's Stationary Office hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : AQ24658

‎[ROYAL NAVY]‎

‎Steel's original and correct List of the Royal Navy.‎

‎London: Printed for P. Mason by E Hildyard 1 October 1808 52pp. Modern black cloth boards lettered in gilt to spine. Bookplate of D. M. Fyffe to FEP head of text-block shaved with loss to first word of title and running-titles throughout. The List of the Royal Navy was produced monthly by David Steel 1763-1803 nautical bookseller extraordinaire and included intelligence on the most recent ships lost and captured. Relatively ephemeral in nature few have survived. Steel was the author of The Shipmaster's Assistant and Owner's Manual London 1788 and assisted his father also a bookseller in the compilation of The Elements and Practice of Rigging and Seamanship London 1794. Upon Steel's death his wife Penelope continued to manage the business until the firm went bankrupt in 1819. This edition printed in the early stages of the Peninsular War a time of British naval dominance notably records Captain Michael Seymour’s command of the HMS Amythyst the vessel which would be central to the action of 10 November 1808 which saw French forces once more defeated at sea. . 12mo. Printed, for P. Mason, by E, Hildyard, 1 October, 1808 hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : AQ30163

‎[ROYAL NAVY]‎

‎The answer and defence of Admiral mathews Late Commander in Cheif of His Majesty's Fleet in the Mediterranean Sea To the charge exhibited against Him‎

‎London: s.n. 1746. 24pp. Original publisher's powder blue wrappers. Without spine panel. Internally clean and crisp. A record of the defence provided by Royal Navy officer Thomas Mathews 1676-1751 at his court-martial. In 1744 the Battle of Toulon saw the defeat of the British fleet and control of Mediterranean waters pass to the allied Franco-Spanish forces - a mortifying loss for Britain at the height of the War of the Austrian Succession. A parliamentary inquiry into events was subsequently launched with Mathews commander of the Mediterranean naval forces ultimately being tried for his poor command his failure to properly engage enemy forces and his decision to flee. He was summarily discharged from service. ESTC T21964. 8vo. [s.n.] unknown‎

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‎[ROYAL NAVY]‎

‎The Royal Navy List or Who's Who In The Navy. A Book of Reference Relating to the Personnel of the Navy Both Active and Retired‎

‎London: Witherby & Co 1917. else Fine. 24.5cm xcix291p. advertisements "war supplement tab" present index to ads chrololgoical list of the Royal Navy text is clean blue cloth with gilt titles spine lightly faded. Special War Supplement. Containing: Services and Honours of Officers Diary of Naval Events Battle of Jutland Despatch. Witherby & Co unknown‎

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‎[ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE, GREENWICH]‎

‎Greenwich Palace. A History of what is now the Royal Naval College and the National Maritime Museum, from earliest Times to 1939 BRIGHT COPY IN WRAPPERS‎

‎Roy. 4to., First Edition, with frontispiece and plates; original puctorial wrappers, upper cover printed in blue and black, yapped edges, covers lightly dust-soiled else a very good, bright, clean copy.‎

‎[Russian Navy and Air Force; Russian Revolution]; Sheff‎

‎RUSSIAN MANUSCRIPT PERIODICAL. Vakhta: Ezhemesiachnyi aero-morskoi illiustrirovannyi zhurnal. The Look-Out: A Monthly Aero-Nautical Illustrated Journal.‎

‎Russia 1929. Paperback. Near Fine. Manuscript periodical in four parts numbered 3 4 11 and 13. Staple-bound heavy cardstock wraps brightly illustrated in pen-and-ink and watercolor; four volumes; 8vo 230 x 180 mm; pp. 136 illustrated throughout with pen-and-ink and watercolour drawings signed "S. Sh." or "S. Sheff" Russia 1929. Covers a little scuffed along spine and edges otherwise fine -- bold and bright. <br/><br/>A compilation of various accounts relating to the Russian Navy and Air Force in the decade following the Revolution recorded in tidy penmanship and with quick watercolors painted direct in text plus nicely accomplished pen-and-ink and watercolor illustrations tipped-on showing landscapes sea-scapes portraits and air and sea vessels. The accounts report the travails of various ships including the "Prome" "Paris Commune" "Frunze" the ice-breakers "Ermak" and "Lenin" and others. One part is devoted mostly to the Turkish Fleet and action in the Black Sea during 1914-1917. The aeronautic sections discuss Zeppelin's dirigible and the British R-101. The journal lists various contributors including F. Raskol'nikov L. Berman A. Marti P. Stasevich and others. S. Sheff who drew the illustrations probably produced this journal issuing it over the course of a number of years; the present issues are numbered 3 4 11 and 13 and belong to the fourth year of composition. A nice folk art example of "Grafica Russa" Russian Graphics of the early 20th century combining graphic design illustration and calligraphic interest. paperback‎

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‎[RUSSIE] GEORGEL (Abbé).‎

‎Voyage à Saint-Pétersbourg, en 1799-1800, Fait avec l'ambassade des Chevalliers de l'ordre de St.-Jean de Jerusalem, allant offrir à l'Empereur Paul premier la grande Maitrise de l'Ordre; Dans lequel on trouve: Des notes curieuses sur l'empereur Paul premier, le général Souwarow, les comtes Rostopchin, Pannis, Pahlen, Koutaisow, ... des particularités remarquables sur les Gouvernements russe, l'état du commerce, ... Précédé d'un itinéraire statistique et historique de Fribourg ... a St. Petersbourg, en passant par Vienne.. Cracovie, Brzesk, Riga, Mittau... Berlin, Dresde.. pour servir à l'histoire des Evénements de la fin du 18e siècle.‎

‎Paris, Eymery, Delaunay, 1818. In-8 de 487 pages. Quelques rousseurs, 3 derniers feuillets roussis. Demi-basane de l'époque, dos plat orné (un mors fendu sur 10 cm).‎

‎Ce voyage est précédé d'un itinéraire statistique et historique de Fribourg (en Brisgau) à Saint-Pétersbourg, en passant par Vienne, Cracovie, Brzesko, Riga, Mitau, et en revenant par Memel, Königsberg, Dantzig, Berlin, Dresde, etc.‎

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‎[RUSSIE].-‎

‎Moeurs et Coutumes des Mordwines.-‎

‎Dessins de Grasset-Saint-Sauveur, texte de J.-F.Cornu. Chez les principaux libraires du Royaume. s.d. (début 19°?) 4pp.in-4 sans couverture tirées d'un recueil, accompagnées de 4 étonnantes planches gravées en coloris d'époque assez tachées (le rouge des cadres a déteint).‎

‎Homme, Femme, Fille Mordwines et Fille Mordwine en habits de Noce.‎

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‎[RÉGIME DES CLASSES] VAUDREUIL (Louis-Philippe de Rigaud, marquis de), LA COUDRAYE (François-Célestin de Loynes-Barraud de)‎

‎Observations et projet de décret sur les classes.‎

‎Paris, Imprimerie Nationale, 1790 in-8, 15 pp., dérelié.‎

‎Vaudreuil était député de Castelnaudary, La Coudraye du Poitou. - - ACTUELLEMENT EN CONGÉS, DE RETOUR LE 17 AOÛT - VENTE PAR CORRESPONDANCE UNIQUEMENT - LIEN DE PAIEMENT, NOUS CONSULTER.‎

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‎[RÊVE]. RANDOLIN Marina.‎

‎LE RÊVE. « Une anthologie littéraire et artistique ».‎

‎Renaissance du Livre. 2003. Grand in-8°, reliure pleine toile, jaquette illustrée. 175 pp.‎

‎Bon état. Exemplaire de Jean-Jacques Pauvert comportant son cachet d'ex-libris.‎

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‎[s.n.]‎

‎Lehrstoff Gastenlehrgang MD 41 Dampftechnik-Hauptfach sowie Fachlehrgang 1 MM 42 und ME 43 Dampftechnik-Nebenfach Ausgabe April 1962.‎

‎[s.l.]. (7) Bl., 113 S., (4) Bl., mehrere Taf. mit graph. Darst., 30 cm x 21 cm.‎

‎klammergeheftete OBrosch., stärker gebräunt, ansonsten sehr guter Zustand. Unzugeordnet‎

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‎[SAHARA].-‎

‎Les Mekhadma.-‎

‎Etude sur l'évolution d'un groupe humain dans le Sahara moderne. Effectuée par le Centre d'Etudes et d'Information des problèmes humains dans les zones arides (PROHUZA). Paris. Arts et Métiers Graphiques. 1960. In-4 (216 x 275mm) percaline orange imprimée en rouge (reliure de l'éditeur), 234 pages, 36 illustrations photo hors texte, 3 cartes sur double page, nombreux croquis, tableaux et graphiques. Couverture un peu salie mais bon exemplaire. (2).‎

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‎[SAINT-ANDRE (Berthommé)] - FRANK (Bernard).-‎

‎La vergue. Récit des long-courriers français. Illustrations en couleurs de Berthommé SAINT-ANDRE.‎

‎P., Editions de la Nouvelle France, 1943, in 8° broché, 297 pages ; couverture rempliée illustrée en couleurs.‎

‎Tirage limité et numéroté, un des exemplaires sur vélin du Marais, seul grand papier avec 300 vergé pur fil. Fermeture du 1er au 23 Août‎

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