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1672réf. 32713ABFrankfurt am Mayn, Schönwetter und Cholin 1672. 2°. Gestoch. Titel, Drucktitel, 2 (n.n.) Bll., 128, (12), 732, (35), 358, (10), 59, (3) S., 39 unbedruckte Bll. (davon die ersten 9 S. eng beschrieben). Geprägter Schweinslederband der Zt über Holzdeckeln auf 5 Bünden mit ziselierten Messingschließen, Goldschnitt mit Punze, Rückentitel in Gold. Einband berieben und stellenweise altersfleckig, einige Wurmlöcher, unteres Kapital bestoßen (Fehlstelle im Bezug), Bünde etwas berieben; Eckbeschläge fehlen, Vergoldung etwas verblaßt. - 2 Eckabrisse mit Textverlust, davon einer auch mit geringf. Bildverlust. Wenige Bll. mit kl. Einrissen, 2 Bll. mit größerem Einriß. Kaum fleckig, 3 Bll. etwas braunfleckig; eine kl. hs. Anmerkung. Die ersten 5 Bll. etwas angerändert. Fl. Vorsätze lose.
1847réf. 9675n.p. 1847. 1 vols. Folio. Sewn into original brown wrappers worn. 1 vols. Folio. The artist from internal evidence seems to be Rev. H.L. Bennet--clearly an ardent and well-connected sportsman as most of his sketches are portraits and caricatures of well-known hunting men and women of the day many of whom are identified. These include a portrait of Lord Jersey who Nimrod called "perhaps the most elegant rider for hounds the world has ever seen" and many others. The drawings are skilfully executed and are often amusing. A unique production of one of the golden ages of British sport. Including : Examples of 2 pages 7 images: Mrs. Rowley's Groom on his Compact Mare Rush Esq Farthgghoc Col. Joddsch Lord Anson's steward M-- Wyatt. J.H. Jr T.T.D. Another: 2 pages; Rev. G. Loyd T.T Darke Esq. 2 others Another: 2 pages; Col. Goodell 4 others Mr. Drakes Grey's horse. unknown
1946réf. 54380N.p. 1946. Remarkable Album of a Hunting Trip in British Columbia A substantial and perhaps unique collection of large format photographs chronicling a 1946 hunting trip in British Columbia. The photographs are not captioned and no informational text is present. There are numerous striking landscape photos as well as many featuring a small group of men and women and their guides in camp on horseback and showing off their trophies which include rams bears fowl goats and a number of other animals. The guides or helpers who can be seen in several photographs appear to be Native American or of Native American descent. Usually albums of this nature are comprised of vernacular photographs taken by a member of the traveling party; however the composition of the photographs here and their unusually large size and clarity seem to indicate an experienced amateur or professional photographer. Also such an album would likely have been a unique production or one of a very small number of copies made for the members of the hunting trip. In any case it is a beautiful production capturing the majesty of the Canadian wilderness in the mid-20th century. Oblong large folio. Contemporary blue cloth gilt. Minor edge wear corners worn. Photographs in excellent condition. Overall very good. hardcover
1856réf. 6922London: Hurst and Blackett Publishers 1856. 1st Edition. Hardcover. VG. 546 pp ill fold out map. Four years' wanderings in the wilds of southwestern Africa. Sporting adventures and notes on devices for destroying wild animals. A fine account in pen and pencil of great hunting adventures. VG copy bound in half leather. See website image showing marks on cover. This is an extremely scare title as we have not had a fist edition for 35 years. Hurst and Blackett Publishers hardcover
1847réf. 9675n.p. 1847. 1 vols. Folio. Sewn into original brown wrappers worn. 1 vols. Folio. The artist from internal evidence seems to be Rev. H.L. Bennet--clearly an ardent and well-connected sportsman as most of his sketches are portraits and caricatures of well-known hunting men and women of the day many of whom are identified. These include a portrait of Lord Jersey who Nimrod called "perhaps the most elegant rider for hounds the world has ever seen" and many others. The drawings are skilfully executed and are often amusing. A unique production of one of the golden ages of British sport. Including : Examples of 2 pages 7 images: Mrs. Rowley's Groom on his Compact Mare Rush Esq Farthgghoc Col. Joddsch Lord Anson's steward M-- Wyatt. J.H. Jr T.T.D. Another: 2 pages; Rev. G. Loyd T.T Darke Esq. 2 others Another: 2 pages; Col. Goodell 4 others Mr. Drakes Grey's horse. unknown books
1946réf. 54380N.p. 1946. Remarkable Album of a Hunting Trip in British Columbia A substantial and perhaps unique collection of large format photographs chronicling a 1946 hunting trip in British Columbia. The photographs are not captioned and no informational text is present. There are numerous striking landscape photos as well as many featuring a small group of men and women and their guides in camp on horseback and showing off their trophies which include rams bears fowl goats and a number of other animals. The guides or helpers who can be seen in several photographs appear to be Native American or of Native American descent. Usually albums of this nature are comprised of vernacular photographs taken by a member of the traveling party; however the composition of the photographs here and their unusually large size and clarity seem to indicate an experienced amateur or professional photographer. Also such an album would likely have been a unique production or one of a very small number of copies made for the members of the hunting trip. In any case it is a beautiful production capturing the majesty of the Canadian wilderness in the mid-20th century. Oblong large folio. Contemporary blue cloth gilt. Minor edge wear corners worn. Photographs in excellent condition. Overall very good. hardcover books
1944réf. 601678Berlin, Springer, 1869-1944. M. Portr., Taf. u. Abb. Verschied. geb. Bd. 41-45 u. 57 in Heften. Teilw. St. a. Tit. Einbde. fleckig u. teilw. bestoßen. Bd. 6 lose im Einbd.; 21 m. geringen Textverlust beschäd; 22 Bindung gelockert; 28 Rücken lose. Fehlen: Bd. 3 1 Taf.; 29; 36 H. 4; 37 S. 393-404; 41 S. 453-468, 617-618; 42 H. 2; 43 H. 7; 44 H. 1-4 u. 9; 57 TI, H. 3 u. 11-12.
réf. 226290A Paris, chez Goujon, Arthus Bertrand, An-XII - 1812 10 vol. in-8, demi-basane verte, dos lisse, filets dorés (reliure de la fin du XIXe).
1838Paris, Armand Robin, Editeur, 1838. 2 volumes grand In-8 (26 x 18 cm), demi-basane marron à petits coins, dos à décor romantique et filets dorés. Tome 1 : 2 ff. n. ch., VIII p., 224 pages, 36 planches lithographies et aquarellée (gibier plume & gibier poil) ; Tom 2 : 2 ff. n. ch., 227 pages. 36 planches lithographiées et aquarellées oiseaux d'eau, oiseaux de rivage) ; avec un Supplément de XVI pp. (à la suite de la p. 124). Deux ex-libris sur les gardes. Erreur de pagination en tome 1 : p.97 à 104 numérotées deux fois ; la p. 137 devient 157 et p. suivantes poursuivant l'erreur jusqu'à la p. 224. s Parmi les gibiers représentés on trouve : le coq de bruyère, l’alouette, l’ortolan, la bécasse, le loup, le sanglier, le chamois, le courlis, le pluvier, la bécassine, la macreuse, le canard, la sarcelle, la poule d’eau, etc. Ce bel ouvrage devient de plus en plus rare, indique Thiébaud, 6.
réf. 10797P., Firmin-Didot, 1879 ; in-4. 132pp.-1f. 12 planches photographiques contrecollées, montées sur onglets, sous serpentes légendées, hors-texte ; et 2 planches gravées en noir hors-texte. Demi-chagrin brun à coins, dos à nerfs, pièces de titres en soie verte, 4 fleurons mosaïqués, roulette dorée sur les mors et les coins, tête dorée.
réf. 228825Paris, Gabriel Quinet, 1683 in-12, (28) pp. (titre, dédicace, préface, tables), 390 pp., (2) pp. (privilège), veau fauve, dos à nerfs orné, filet doré en encadrement sur les plats, tranches mouchetées de rouge (reliure de l'époque). Dos refait.
1899réf. 6191London: W Thacker 1899. First. Hardcover. VG. Being a record of sport and travel in Baltistan and Ladakh. 286 pp ill fold out map in rear. A great Asian sheep hunting book for all the game of highest Asia. Especially good on ibex hunting but also for several sheep species as well. 1899 London FIRST edition. Orig. tan cloth picture of ibex printed on cover ram & rifle on spine. Original snakeskin patterend endpapers. Solid tight vg condition copy of a rare and sought after Asian hunting title. PLUS laid inside front cover is a note that this is a review copy presented by the publisher dated 1899 same year as publication and requesting notice when review appears. A great piece of ephemera. Review copies were uncommon 123 years ago! $ 2750.00Very nice vg to near fine condition in original scene stamped cloth. W Thacker hardcover
réf. 24325Paris, Armand Robin, Editeur, 1838. 2 volumes grand In/8 (26 x 18 cm), demi-basane marron à petits coins, dos à décor romantique et filets dorés. Tome 1 : 2 ff. n. ch., VIII p., 224 pages, 36 planches lithographies et aquarellée (gibier plume & gibier poil) ; Tome 2 : 2 ff. n. ch., 227 pages. 36 planches lithographiées et aquarellées oiseaux d'eau, oiseaux de rivage) ; avec un Supplément de XVI pp. (à la suite de la p. 124). Deux ex-libris sur les gardes. Erreur de pagination en tome 1 : p.97 à 104 numérotées deux fois ; la p. 137 devient 157 et p. suivantes poursuivant l'erreur jusqu'à la p. 224. s ;
réf. 425-Eo.J. Bleistift mit leichter Lavierung in Blau, auf Velin. 27,9 x 20,8 cm. Detailgetreue und seitengleiche Vorzeichnung zur beigefügten Radierung vom 21. Januar 1842; 27,5 x 20 cm. Nicht bei Mallinger und Nagler
1925réf. 56533Modoc County CA. 1925-1926. Hunting in Northern California in the Twenties An evocative portrait of deer hunting and other outdoor activities in northern California in the mid-1920s. Many of the activities depicted took place in Modoc County in the far northeast of the state while other camps were made in Shasta National Forest. The album bears the ownership signature of Dr. John H. Brunings on the front pastedown. In a newspaper clipping affixed to one of the album leaves Brunings of San Francisco is identified as a "well known sportsman." Among those depicted in the album is a favored hunting partner of Bruning's Dr. L.N. Briones also of San Francisco. Much of the album depicts hunters in the field with numerous recent kills and trophies showing the deer field-dressed in place hanging from trees and camp poles draped over car hoods or horses or antlers affixed to other camp structures or car hoods 45 total photographs; duck hunters with daily kills some showing dozens 12; the deer hunters in the field or in camp 17; hunters in the field with a beautiful setter and shotguns 9; a hunter with recently killed rabbits 1; views of the hunting grounds in the Modoc County mountains 7; miscellaneous images of Dr. Brunings mostly with friends in the outdoors 13; Brunings in the U.S. Navy in China 1; view of main street in Adin California 1; and an image of a "pinto" deer a buck with distinct white patches killed by Brunings near Gualala California 1 photograph the 10 x 8 print. Typed captions appear either in the image or in the margins of twenty photographs mostly from Happy Camp and Horse Springs nineteen others have ink captions in the margins. The captions note locations as well as the names of many of those depicted. 107 photographs most 3¼ x 5¼ inches but others ranging from 2¾ x 2 inches to 10 x 8 inches mounted to eleven card-stock leaves. About one-third of the photographs with manuscript captions in the lower margin or typed captions in the image. Oblong folio. Contemporary three-quarter leather and patterned paper photo album string-tied. Boards quite rubbed and worn. The photographs in quite nice condition. Very good overall. hardcover
1925réf. 56533Modoc County CA. 1925-1926. Hunting in Northern California in the Twenties An evocative portrait of deer hunting and other outdoor activities in northern California in the mid-1920s. Many of the activities depicted took place in Modoc County in the far northeast of the state while other camps were made in Shasta National Forest. The album bears the ownership signature of Dr. John H. Brunings on the front pastedown. In a newspaper clipping affixed to one of the album leaves Brunings of San Francisco is identified as a "well known sportsman." Among those depicted in the album is a favored hunting partner of Bruning's Dr. L.N. Briones also of San Francisco. Much of the album depicts hunters in the field with numerous recent kills and trophies showing the deer field-dressed in place hanging from trees and camp poles draped over car hoods or horses or antlers affixed to other camp structures or car hoods 45 total photographs; duck hunters with daily kills some showing dozens 12; the deer hunters in the field or in camp 17; hunters in the field with a beautiful setter and shotguns 9; a hunter with recently killed rabbits 1; views of the hunting grounds in the Modoc County mountains 7; miscellaneous images of Dr. Brunings mostly with friends in the outdoors 13; Brunings in the U.S. Navy in China 1; view of main street in Adin California 1; and an image of a "pinto" deer a buck with distinct white patches killed by Brunings near Gualala California 1 photograph the 10 x 8 print. Typed captions appear either in the image or in the margins of twenty photographs mostly from Happy Camp and Horse Springs nineteen others have ink captions in the margins. The captions note locations as well as the names of many of those depicted. 107 photographs most 3¼ x 5¼ inches but others ranging from 2¾ x 2 inches to 10 x 8 inches mounted to eleven card-stock leaves. About one-third of the photographs with manuscript captions in the lower margin or typed captions in the image. Oblong folio. Contemporary three-quarter leather and patterned paper photo album string-tied. Boards quite rubbed and worn. The photographs in quite nice condition. Very good overall. hardcover books
1968réf. 48851(Stuttgart), Manus-Presse, 1968. Gr.-4°. Mit 22 (11 farb.) Orig.-Lithographien von Max Ernst. 100 S., 2 Bll., Lose Doppelbogen in illustr. OLwd.-Decke u. OLwd.-Schuber.
2005réf. 31118ABLuzern, Faksimile Verlag, 2005. Folio. 128 faksimilierte Seiten. Orig.-Halbpergamentband mit Seidenbezug und dreiseitigem Goldschnitt.
1908réf. 7273London: Edward Arnold 1908. First. Hardcover. Near Fine. Hunting in British East Africa. 340 pp ill incl some by Edmund Caldwell. Pictorial cover: elephant head. Throughout Equatorial Africa the Athi Plains Baringo and Mau forests. A consistently sought after big game hunting book. Much on elephant and lion hunting. A lovely near fine copy in orig. pictorial cloth. Very nice bookplate of Lincoln Ellsworth American Arctic Explorer. Edward Arnold hardcover
2005réf. 31118ABLuzern, Faksimile Verlag, 2005. Folio. 128 faksimilierte Seiten. Orig.-Halbpergamentband mit Seidenbezug und dreiseitigem Goldschnitt. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden +, A|B
réf. 228176Rouen, Nicolas et Richard Lallemant, 1763 2 parties en un vol. in-8, x pp., viij pp., 396 pp., 14 pp. [Tons de chasse et fanfares, avec musique notée], pp. xj-ccxxvj [Bibliothèque historique et critique], un f. n. ch. de privilège, avec 16 planches sur bois hors texte, dont plusieurs imprimées recto & verso, exemplaire dans lequel le titre de la seconde partie a été relié immédiatement après celui de la première partie, avec interversion de la Bibliothèque par rapport au texte, veau fauve marbré, dos à nerfs cloisonné et fleuronné, pièce de titre cerise, simple filet doré sur les coupes, tranches rouges (reliure de l'époque).
réf. 7692Clinton NJ: Amwell Press. First Limited to 1000 Copies. Hardcover. Fine/Orig Slipcases fine. All FOUR titles in the National Sporting Fraternity/Amwell Press' Big Five Series. All in fine condition in like slipcases. Signed numbered slipcased limited editions with matching numbers. This set is #34. Over 1500 pages of reading about hunting four of the big five African dangerous game. Covering hunts from early times to the present. A great reading group. Amwell Press hardcover
1890réf. 110351Paris, J. Rothschild, impr. Charles Unsinger 1890 In-folio à l’italienne 35 x 45 cm. En feuillets, sous portefeuille de l’éditeur, demi-percaline bleue à coins, dos muet, report du titre en noir sur le premier plat dans un encadrement représentant un chasseur au repos avec ses chiens dans un décor à l’antique, titre en rouge sur la page de titre ornée d’une vignette, VIII-148 pp., 12 aquarelles hors texte contrecollées sur papier fort dessinées d’après nature par Olivier de Penne et imprimées par Lemercier et Cie, 50 vignettes par Olivier de Penne et P. Tavernier, table des chapitres, table de placement des 12 aquarelles, table alphabétique des matières. édition originale tirée à 1650 exemplaires. Celui-ci N 1175/1629 exemplaires sur papier blanc numérotés de de 22 à 1650. Beau livre devenu rare en bon état.
1769réf. DEZ-8996Paris, Herissant, 1769. 2 parties en 1 volume in-4, demi veau légèrement postérieur, dos à nerfs orné de fleurons et de filets dorés, titre doré, toutes tranches rouges. XII, 98 pp (première partie); titre seconde partie, pp 99 à 208, 1 f non chiffré. Edition originale illustrée de 39 planches dont 3 dépliantes. Manque la coiffe supérieur, coiffe inférieur abîmée, mors légèrement fendillés, coins inférieur émoussés, mouillure marginale sur la première partie de l'ouvrage.
1961réf. 601379Frankfurt, Sauerländer, 1832-1961. M. mehr. Portr., zahlr. (teils lith.) Taf., mehr. Ktn. u. zahlr. Abb. Hlwd., Pp., Kart. u. in losen Heften. St. a. Tit. Einbde. angestaubt. Stellenw. braunfleckig. Bd. 11 u. 40 Einbd.-Decke locker. Fehlen: Jg. 1 H. 7-12; 5 Beil.; 34 H. 2-6; 33 Portr.; 54 H. 10; 71 H. 1, 7, 11; 88 TI.