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FERRY LUC
LETTRES A TOUS CEUX QUI AIMENT L'ECOLE
Paris, Odile Jacob 2003. In-12 broché de 181 pages. Très bon état
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DEBRAY RITZEN PIERRE
LETTRE OUVERTE AUX PARENTS DES PETITS ECOLIERS
Paris, Albin Michel 1978. In-8 broché de 220 pages. Bon état
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COLLECTIF
GUIDE DES MOTS CLES POUR COMPRENDRE ET CHANGER L'ECOLE
Syros 1982. In-12 broché de 185 pages. Très bon état
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FONTAINE NICOLE
L'ECOLE LIBRE ET L'ETAT
Unpaec 1982. In-8 broché dde 127 pages. Bon état
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BARNET G
L'ECOLE PRIMAIRE SUPERIEURE DES FRERE DES ECOLES CHRETIENNES DE LA VILLE D'AURILLAC. 1842 - 1879.
Sans lieu ni date, vers 1960. In-4 broché, (tapuscrit), de 53 pages. Bon état
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COLLECTIF
LES ECOLES DE LA REPUBLIQUE
Ecléctis 1993. In-4 pleine reliure éditeur de cuir rouge, titre doré, étui. 444 pages. Photos en noir et en couleurs.Tirage limité numéroté. Très bon état
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BARNET G
L'ECOLE PRIMAIRE SUPERIEURE DES FRERE DES ECOLES CHRETIENNES DE LA VILLE D'AURILLAC. 1842 - 1879.
Sans lieu ni date, vers 1960. In-4 broché, (tapuscrit), de 53 pages. Envoi de l'auteur
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LANORE Jean
COLIN BONET ESCHOLIER DU MOYEN AGE
Vie en France SD (vers 1940), In-8 broché, 110 pages. Trés bon état.
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PISANI - FERRY F.
MONSIEUR L'INSTITUTEUR. L'ECOLE PRIMAIRE A 100 ANS.
J C Lattés 1981, In-8 broché, couverture illustrée. 302 pages. Cache e bibliothéque. Trés bon état.
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GENDRE Claude / JAVELIER Françoise
ECOLE, HISTOIRE DE FRANCE ET MINORITES NATIONALES
Fédérop 1978, In-8 broché, 159 pages. Parfait état.
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ALEZRAH Pierrette
UN SI PETIT GRAIN DE SABLE OU L'ECOLE DEVANT LA JUSTICE
Toulouse chez l'auteur 1981, In-8 broché, 315 pages. Bon état.
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FERRY Luc
LETTRES A TOUS CEUX QUI AIMENT L'ECOLE. POUR EXPLIQUER LES REFORMES EN COURS.
Odile Jacob 2003, In-8 broché, 181 pages. Bon état.
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MEGRINE Bernard
LA QUESTION SCOLAIRE EN FRANCE
PUF Que Sais Je ? 1963, In-12 broché, 127 pages. Bon état.
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LAMBERT Jean Paul
LE GAI MASSACRE DES CANCRES
Ed. Ouvriéres 1973, In-12 broché, 119 pages. Bon état.
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HALLAK Jacques
A QUI PROFITE L'ECOLE ?
puf 1974, In-8 broché 261 p. Bon état.
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BOLZER Bernard
L'ECOLE A L'HEURE DE LA DECENTRALISATION.
Snudi SD (vers 1970), In-12 broché 200 p. Bon état.
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DANTON G. et BAUDIN G.
Scènes d'histoires de France. Première série
Editions Rossignol, sans date vers 1930. In-folio (60cmX66cm) relié cartonnage éditeur illustré à spirales, 10 planches de papier fort illustrées recto-verso par Joubert ainsi que le premier plat, feuilles N° 1 à 20, bords des plats un peu frottés, tache d'humidité sur la planche 5 et 6. Bon exemplaire pour ces planches recherchées pour les illustrations de JOUBERT. Tableaux scolaires illustrés par Joubert (illustrateur notamment des signes de pistes et des couvertures de Bob Morane chez Marabout). Descriptif des illustrations: le village gaulois, les druides, la route romaine, les arènes romaines, l'invasion des Germains, sainte Geneviève + le vase de Soisson, Roland de Roncevaux, Charlemagne + le sacre, l'attaque d'un port par les normands, les normands devant Paris, l'attaque du chateau fort, la chasse + soirée au château fort, les artisans du moyen-âge, les paysans du moyen-age, la construction d'une cathédrale, la vie de la cathédrale, les monastères, les croisades, après Bouvines et Saint Louis et la justice + Saint Louis et la foi.
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CHARLOT BERNARD
Violences à l'école. Etat des savoirs
Armand Colin 1997. In-8 broché de 409 pages. Bon état
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TARSOT L.
Les écoles et les écoliers à travers les âges
Paris, Librairie Renouard, H. Laurens éditeur, 1893. In-4 relié demi-chagrin rouge, dos à nerfs très orné, fer doré de la ville de Paris au premier plat, toutes tranches dorées. vi + 340 pages. Ouvrage orné de 130 gravures de L. Libonis, etc. Bien relié, bon état. RELIE
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DUBUS HERMIN
L'Ecole en fête 2eme série. Saynetes jeux fééries ballets
Nathan 1937. In-4 Cartonnage éditeur au plat illustrée dos toile rouge éditeur de 125 pages. Illustrations dans le texte. . Bon état
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DUBUS HERMIN
L'Ecole en fête 1ere série. Saynetes jeux fééries ballets
Nathan 1939. In-4 Cartonnage éditeur au plat illustrée dos toile rouge éditeur de 125 pages. Illustrations dans le texte. . Bon état
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COLLECTIF
L'école dans une société divisée
Raison présente 1990. In-8 broché de 167 pages. Raison présente n° 96. Bon état
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CROS Louis
"L'EXPLOSION" SCOLAIRE
Paris Sevpen 1962, In-12 broché. 180 pages + photos et tableaux. Bon état.
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CHARPAK Georges
La main a la pâte. les sciences à l'école primaire
Flammarion 1996, In-8 broché, 160 pages. Trés bon état.
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VIAL Jean
LES INSTITUTEURS, DOUZE SIECLES D'HISTOIRE.
Jean Pierre Delarge 1980, petit In-folio toile bordeaux de l'éditeur sous jaquette illustrée. 257 pages. Préface de Guy GEORGES. Recherche iconographique de Nicole GAULT. Parfait état.
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COLLECTIF
Repenser l'école
Ethnie, 1998 . In-8 broché de 207 pages. Bon état
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LAUNAY Marcel
L'Eglise et l'Ecole en France. XIXe - XXe siècles
Desclée 1988, In-8 carré broché, 172 pages. Très bon état
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CORNEC Jean
Laïcité
Sudel, 1965, in-8 relié cartonnage de 528 pages. Bon état
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BATAILLON Marcel - BERGE André - WALTER François
Rebâtir l'école
Paris, Payot, 1970. In-8 broché de 376 pages. Collection Etudes et documents. Très bon état
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BATAILLON Marcel - BERGER André - WALTER François
Rebatir l'école
Payot, 1967. In-8 broché de 348 pages. Bon état
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GARANDERIE Antoine de la
Pédagogie des moyens d'apprendre. Les enseignants face aux profils pédagogiques
Le centurion, 1986. In-8 broché de 131 pages. Bon état
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OZOUF Jacques - Mona
La république des instituteurs
Gallimard, 1992. In-8 broché de 386 pages. Rares passages discrètement soulignés au crayon de papier sinon bon état
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RECLUS Maurice
Jules Ferry. 1832-1893
Flammarion 1947, In-8 broché, 433 pages non coupées. Bon état
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D J V Bevan:
RECOLLECTIONS OF A SHREWSBURY SCRAPBOOK
Fine/Near fine (clean unclipped dj a little wavy a top edge else undamaged, clean green cloth with bright silver titles spine and front board, all in fine condition) octavo 133pp. First edition. Diverse collection of essays mainly concerned with the author's years at Shrewsbury School, 1929 to 1971. With b/w photographs. Inscribed on front free endpaper by the author's wife "John Roughley, with best wishes from Hilary Bevan, 3rd August 1988".
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D C R Francombre and D E Coult - editors:
BANCROFT'S SCHOOL 1737-1937
VG (no dj, blue cloth with gilt titles on spine, worn at top and base of spine and light patchy fading to front board,light browning endpapers and prelims, contents clean and bright) large octavo 198pp. The history of Bancrofts School, founded by the Worshipful Company of Drapers in 1737. 13 b/w plates and 5 maps and illustrations in the text.
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Talbot Baines Reed:
THE MASTER OF THE SHELL
G (no dj, dark green cloth with blind stamped decoration and dull gilt titles, one or two tiny faded speckles front board, light foxing prelims and back endpaper, prize plate front fixed endpaper dated 1925, back free endpaper missing, front hinge cracked but textblock binding firm, occasional faint smudges in margins and scattered spotting outside edges) 12mo 316pp. Colour illustration to title page with red/blue lettering. Colour frontispiece and 2 colour plates. No date of publication but inscribed 1925.
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Clive Webster:
WORKING WITH THEATRE IN SCHOOLS
Vg/Vg (clean clipped dj with faint yellowing edges of flaps, a very good crisp clean bright copy with no marks or inscriptions) octavo 105pp. An honest account of the complexities behind the work of Children's Theatre, based on personal experience with a professional touring company.
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Angela Brazil:
THE LUCKIEST GIRL IN THE SCHOOL
Fair (no dj, green pictorial cloth, illustration on spine of girl taking book from shelf, front board illustration in blue/white/black/green of three girls with hockey sticks, spine lightly darkened and some wear to colour on illustration, back board a bit grubby, front hinge heavily cracked and front free endpaper missing, flyleaf and frontispiece detached but present, contents shaken, child's pencil drawings on endpapers and erased pencil annotations front fly leaf, light foxing two central pages and occasional light spotting in margins) 12mo 296pp. B/w frontis and 4 b/w plates remaining of the original five.
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Florence Coombe and illustrations Paul Hardy:
FOR THE OLD SCHOOL
Vg (no dj, red pictorial cloth with black titles on spine and cream/black illustration of schoolboys dropping from window into punt on river below, front board has cream title and illustration in black/cream of two boys shaking hands, back board lightly soiled but internally a very good copy with clean bright crisp pages, Sunday School prize plate front fixed endpaper, thumbprint one margin else no other marks, one b/w plate is detached but present) 12mo 208pp. No date of publication but inscribed 1926. B/w frontispiece and 2 b/w plates. Boys school story.
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L E Guernsey:
THRO' UNKNOWN WATERS
G (no dj, blue cloth with edwardian ladies of a cruise ship - rather grubby in parts. rubbed and rounded to both ends of spine which is sunned, but the gilt is shining in part. ffep missing. other ffeps are foxed. to textblock itself only the pages edges are browned. binding firm.
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John Mowbray and illustrations H M Brock:
SOMETHING LIKE A HERO
G (no dj, brown cloth with black decoration and lettering, undamaged oval tipped on colour plate front board, scattering small bleached spots fore-edges of back board and few similar spots front board but illustration not affected, prize plate front fixed endpaper, light spotting endpapers and outside edges, pages generally clean and binding firm, colour frontis is detached but present) 12mo 215pp. First edition. Boys' school story. Colour frontis and 3 b/w plates by H. M. Brock.
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Cyril Alington:
SHREWSBURY FABLES
G (no dj, brown cloth lightly sunned on spine, boards in very good sound condition, gift inscription front free endpaper, light speckling prelims and occasionally in margins, spotting outside edges) 12mo 84pp. Addresses given in Shrewsbury School Chapel.
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Donald Hughes and Percy Heywood:
DONALD HUGHES, HEAD-MASTER
Vg/Vg (clean unclipped dj with one very small tear top edge and fore-edges rubbed, clean bright purple cloth with bright gilt title on pale blue plate on spine, a very good crisp bright copy with no marks or inscriptions) octavo 240pp. First edition. Headmaster and expert educationalist, first and foremost a fine Christian apologist. A selection of his writings with a personal portrait by Percy Heywood, and a foreword by Sir Desmond Lee. Tipped on colour portrait frontis and 8pp b/w plates.
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Elinor M Brent-Dyer:
THE NEW HOUSE MISTRESS
G (no dj, blue cloth with dark blue lettering, two mug rings on front board, front free endpaper missing, small ink annotation back free endpaper, binding firm and pages clean with occasional light foxing) 12mo 94pp. B/w frontispiece.
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B J W Hill:
The English Public Schools ETON MEDLEY
Vg (no dj, black cloth with gilt titles on spine and gilt shield on front board, light wear at top and base of spine, minimal loss to edges of front and back endpapers, contents no significant fault) large octavo 246pp. Eton history, the college, the Oppidan house, the schoolwork, sport, tutors, festivals and other activities. Also Eton during the second world war. Illustrated with b/w photographs.
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Grace Petman:
ONLY HELEN!
Vg (clean rust-coloured cloth with black lettering and ruled borders spine and front board, stiff pages clean bright and crisp, clean Sunday School prize plated dated 1939 front free endpaper, a very clean bright copy, all colour plates are clean and bright, binding just a touch loose at central hinge and one plate partly disbound bottom 3")12mo 186pp. Colour frontis and 4 colour plates, all in orange/grey/black in distinctive 1930s style.
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Isabel Crawford:
WILLOWMEADS
Vg (no dj, blue cloth with black art deco decoration and black lettering spine and front board, spine lightly sunned,one 1/2" scratch front board,few faint speckles endpapers, ink gift inscription front free endpaper, a good clean bright copy with small brown blotches two margins) 12mo 188pp. School story for girls.
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Jeanie Hering:
A BANISHED MONARCH and other stories
Poor ( clean blue cloth with stamped black decoration of butterflies, birds and fishes, gilt titles on darkened spine, bright gilt title and gilt swallow on front board, clean yellow endpapers with Sunday School prize plate front fixed endpaper, the bulk of the textblock is disbound with four separate sections of text disbound, but all pages present) 16mo 128pp plus 4pp publisher's adverts. No date of publication but printer's mark suggests 1881, and inscribed 1882. Childrens' stories originally published in Little Folks. Engravings at chapter headings and tailpieces and also within the text.
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GOYTISOLO, Juan
EXAMEN DE CONCIENCIA - SPANISCHE GEWISSENS ERFOSCHUNG - 1966
Ebenhausen, Langewiesche-Brandt, 1966. 96 p. 8º menor.
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GOYTISOLO, Juan
CHRONIQUE D'UNE ILE - Gallimard 1961
París, Gallimard, 1961. Traduit de l'Espagnol par Robert Marrast. Préface de M.-E. Coindreau. 220 p. 1 h. 8º. Cubiertas originales levemente rozadas. Ejemplar levemente mareado. 1ª edición francesa. Traducción de la novela "La isla".
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