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réf. 614In 12 demi-cuir muet,roulette dorée.Titre et 404 pages,non rogné.illustrations Hors-Texte de l’auteur.Firmin Didot éd.1875.Quelques rousseurs localisées à certaines pages.reliure modeste mais bon état d’ensemble.
réf. 12722France Loisirs, 1998. In/4 cartonnage éditeur illustré, nombreuses illustrations en couleur, 256 pages.
1998France Loisirs, 1998. In/4 cartonnage éditeur illustré, nombreuses illustrations en couleur, 256 pages. Cet ouvrage aide à comprendre les interactions complexes entre faune, flore, biotopes et climats, à découvrir des instants forts au fil des saisons, détaille les principaux modes de chasse et les rites de vie du gibier...
in-8, 44 p. entièrement illustrées en couleurs, le Très bel exemplaire. [TX-20]
in-8°, 511 pp., illustrations en couleurs, broche, couverture cartonnage souple ill. plastifie. Bel exemplaire [LA-4]
petit in-4° 320 pages, abondamment illustre in-texte en noir et en couleurs, relie cartonnage editeur, jaquette illustree plastifiee. Tres bel exemplaire, tres frais. [NV-18] Livre de souvenirs et d"anecdotes sur la chasse.
2007réf. LFA00b16Un ouvrage de 352 pages, format 130 x 240 mm, illustré
réf. 3092Saint-Rémy en l'Eau, Monelle Hayot, 2010; in 4°, 2 volumes, cartonnages entoilés, jaquettes en couleurs sous étui également illustré en couleurs.
1978réf. 103521978 Moulins, Editions des “Cahiers Bourbonnais“, 1978; grand in-8°, broché, couverture blanche illustrée et imprimée en orange et noir au 1er plat et dos; 158pp., (1)f. Illustré de dessins dans le texte et à pleine page en noir. Ex-libris cachet bleu sur la 1ère garde blanche et au verso du dernier feuillet. Rousseurs à la couverture, très rares dans l' ouvrage.
réf. 6362Imprimerie scientifique, CH. Bulens, éditeur, Bruxelles, 1897. Petit in/4, reliure demi-chagrin rouge, dos à nerfs avec titres dorés et fleurons à froid, photographies in et hors-texte, 719 pages.
1897Imprimerie scientifique, CH. Bulens, éditeur, Bruxelles, 1897. Petit in/4, reliure demi-chagrin rouge, dos à nerfs avec titres dorés et fleurons à froid, photographies in et hors-texte, 719 p. Ouvrage rédigé suite à l’exposition internationale de Bruxelles en 1897 et concernant la forêt, chasse et pêche belges. Forêts : législation, utilité statistique, culture aménagement, terrains incultes, bois, insectes, collections diverses - chasse : collections quadrupèdes de la chasse (LOUP, renard, sanglier...), oiseaux (BECASSE...); pêche fluviale : législation, coup d’oeil historique, engins de pêche, table alphabétique des poissons et crustacés de la faune d’eau douce de la Belgique ; pêche maritime.
1973Librairie Adolphe Ardant, Limoges, 1973. Petit In-4 reliure pleine basane fauve au décor doré et rouge, dos à nerfs à pièces de titres rouge et caissons dorés, doré sur tête, 10 pages en fac-similé en couleur, 236 p. Transcrit en français moderne avec une introduction et des notes par Gunnar Tilander. Hors-texte couleurs en fac-similé du manuscrit 12399 de la Bibliothèque nationale.
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
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
réf. 5890Librairie des bibliophiles, Paris, 1881. In/12 broché, couverture rempliée, lettrines historiées, 120 p. Un des 300 exemplaires sur papier de Hollande. Tirage total de 340 exemplaires. Petit manque en coin inférieur de la couverture.
1881Librairie des bibliophiles, Paris, 1881. In/12 broché, couverture rempliée, lettrines historiées, 120 p. Un des 300 exemplaires sur papier de Hollande. Tirage total de 340 exemplaires. Petit manque en coin inférieur de la couverture. Publié d’après le texte inédit d’un manuscrit de la Bibliothèque de l’Arsenal avec une notice de P. Lacroix et des notes par E. Jullien. Thiebaud col. 118 & 145
réf. 19074A Paris, 1773. In-12 reliure demi-basane du temps, dos lisse à caissons dorés et pièce de titre havane, jolie page de titre gravée (Choffard), 207 p., 38 p. de trompes. Coiffes manquantes et coins usés, page de titre renforcée.
1773A Paris, 1773. In-12 reliure demi-basane du temps, dos lisse à caissons dorés et pièce de titre havane, jolie page de titre gravée (Choffard), 207 p., 38 p. de trompes. Coiffes manquantes et coins usés, page de titre renforcée. Thiebaud Col. 470. Goury de Champgrand (1732-1799) écrivit également un Traité de vènerie en 1769.
1978A Paris, chez Claude Jean Baptiste Herissant, 1769. Réédition par les édition Roger Dacosta, Reliure dans le style de l'époque, en cuir marron, fer au centre de l'ouvrage. Paris 1978 ; page de faux-titre, préface et approbation, 2 planches dont une rempliée. 2 parties en 1 ouvrage se décomposant comme suit : xij ff., frontispice, 98 p., 2 ff., frontispice, p. 99 à 208 p., 39 planches dessinées et gravées par Louis Halbou.
1963réf. 101031963 Nice, Chez Joseph Pardo, A l'Enseigne du Sefer, ( Paris, Imprimerie de Daragnès)1963; 2 volumes in-folio en feuilles, couvertures muettes de papier à la cuve, sous étuis formant boite, plats de suédine marron, dos de toile écrue avec titre en vert; 107pp., 85pp. Illustré de 10 planches hors texte dont 1 à double page par Gradassi, coloriées et rehaussées d'or et d'argent, les hors-texte sont protégés d'une serpente de papier pelure blanc, chaque page est encadrée d'une large frise historiée en couleur (scènes de chasse), rehaussée d'or et d'argent, par Ansaldi.
1819réf. ST20965London ca. 1819. 270 x 370 mm. 10 1/2 x 14 1/2". 1 p.l. 102 leaves 65 66 and 54 bound after 102; 6 leaves. Contemporary dark green half morocco over lighter green grained buckram raised bands spine panels with gilt fleuron at center marbled endpapers. ENGRAVED FRONTISPIECE AND 102 PLATES in first work FRONTISPIECE AND FIVE PLATES in second work ALL BEAUTIFULLY HAND COLORED. Schwerdt II 228. Boards lightly soiled joints and extremities a bit rubbed but the binding solid and pleasing; a handful of leaves with neat repairs on verso minor thumbing occasional small marginal stains but uniformly pleasing internally with wide margins and rich hand coloring. A really excellent copy. Bound here as often with the author's treatise on the husbandry of silk worms this early 19th century edition of Stradanus' celebrated engraved series on hunting is distinguished by the vibrant contemporaneous hand coloring of its lively illustrations. Belgian-born Johannes Stradanus 1523-1605 worked primarily as a tapestry designer in Italy and the hunting scenes here were taken from his designs executed between 1553-71 for the Duke Cosimo I de' Medici 1519-74 who had commissioned a series of tapestries depicting hunting fowling and fishing scenes for the Medici Villa of Poggio a Caiano. The plates depict figures past and present from all over the known world including Europeans Ottomans Egyptians and Americans depicted on foot or on horseback sometimes assisted by dogs and falcons using bows axes guns nets ropes and spears to hunt all kinds of animals including elephants bears deer boar camels lions and even unicorns and dragons. There are also scenes of various imaginative techniques for catching birds and fish of staged animal fights and of an historical scene of Roman combat with an orca. While much of the hunting of large mammals relies on brute force and deadly weaponry the capture of birds seems to inspire the most inventive equipment. Two examples include a baited cone-shaped trap in the ground into which an unwary goose would insert its head and become trapped and a doughnut-shaped disc suspended from a pole into which in theory a bird would apparently fly and become captured. It seems perhaps doubtful that this latter method would have a high success rate but it certainly could have provided hours of amusement. The series illustrating the history and techniques of silk production provides images from the collection of silk worms down to the spinning of silk thread from their cocoons. Our later reissue printed on heavy Whatman paper watermarked 1819 exactly follows the first edition of ca. 1580 with the sole exclusion of the dedication to Duke Cosimo de' Medici. Hand-colored copies of our London printing are infrequently found on the market especially in agreeable condition. unknown
1819réf. ST20965London ca. 1819. 270 x 370 mm. 10 1/2 x 14 1/2". 1 p.l. 102 leaves 65 66 and 54 bound after 102; 6 leaves. Contemporary dark green half morocco over lighter green grained buckram raised bands spine panels with gilt fleuron at center marbled endpapers. ENGRAVED FRONTISPIECE AND 102 PLATES in first work FRONTISPIECE AND FIVE PLATES in second work ALL BEAUTIFULLY HAND COLORED. Schwerdt II 228. Boards lightly soiled joints and extremities a bit rubbed but the binding solid and pleasing; a handful of leaves with neat repairs on verso minor thumbing occasional small marginal stains but uniformly pleasing internally with wide margins and rich hand coloring. A really excellent copy. Bound here as often with the author's treatise on the husbandry of silk worms this early 19th century edition of Stradanus' celebrated engraved series on hunting is distinguished by the vibrant contemporaneous hand coloring of its lively illustrations. Belgian-born Johannes Stradanus 1523-1605 worked primarily as a tapestry designer in Italy and the hunting scenes here were taken from his designs executed between 1553-71 for the Duke Cosimo I de' Medici 1519-74 who had commissioned a series of tapestries depicting hunting fowling and fishing scenes for the Medici Villa of Poggio a Caiano. The plates depict figures past and present from all over the known world including Europeans Ottomans Egyptians and Americans depicted on foot or on horseback sometimes assisted by dogs and falcons using bows axes guns nets ropes and spears to hunt all kinds of animals including elephants bears deer boar camels lions and even unicorns and dragons. There are also scenes of various imaginative techniques for catching birds and fish of staged animal fights and of an historical scene of Roman combat with an orca. While much of the hunting of large mammals relies on brute force and deadly weaponry the capture of birds seems to inspire the most inventive equipment. Two examples include a baited cone-shaped trap in the ground into which an unwary goose would insert its head and become trapped and a doughnut-shaped disc suspended from a pole into which in theory a bird would apparently fly and become captured. It seems perhaps doubtful that this latter method would have a high success rate but it certainly could have provided hours of amusement. The series illustrating the history and techniques of silk production provides images from the collection of silk worms down to the spinning of silk thread from their cocoons. Our later reissue printed on heavy Whatman paper watermarked 1819 exactly follows the first edition of ca. 1580 with the sole exclusion of the dedication to Duke Cosimo de' Medici. Hand-colored copies of our London printing are infrequently found on the market especially in agreeable condition. unknown books
1882réf. 56744Paris: Firmin-Didot 1882. Second edition. Illustrated with steel engravings of various breeds. 1 vols. Tall 8vo. Rebound in full olive-tan morocco t.e.g. others uncut; one or two marginal tears light waterstains to lower outer margins. Second edition. Illustrated with steel engravings of various breeds. 1 vols. Tall 8vo. An extensive survey of dogs of the field in French. Firmin-Didot unknown
1882réf. 56744Paris: Firmin-Didot 1882. Second edition. Illustrated with steel engravings of various breeds. 1 vols. Tall 8vo. Rebound in full olive-tan morocco t.e.g. others uncut; one or two marginal tears light waterstains to lower outer margins. Second edition. Illustrated with steel engravings of various breeds. 1 vols. Tall 8vo. An extensive survey of dogs of the field in French. Firmin-Didot unknown books
1767réf. 12978N.p. Colonial America 1767. 1 vols. 8-1/4 x 6-1/2 inches. Some stains old folds some cracking but all present and attractive overall. 1 vols. 8-1/4 x 6-1/2 inches. An intriguing document written in various hands on fine laid paper on which appears to be a French watermark of an elaborate cartouche over the words "V. Guerevin". It is titled "Advertisement" and reads: "This is to Give notes to all Persons that we the subscribers do forworn all Persons from hunting with Gun or Dogs on our Lands / August ye 6th 1767" Below this are the signatures of 15 individuals four of whom unable to sign have made their mark on the document under their name. Among the legible names are those of Laurence Riley William Abbott Lener Thomas Dutten Richard Von Cade James Reed Edward Stevenson John Jouller John Abbott Dennis Morris Jacob Morris Mary Morris Woolma Donovan Foster Donovan. Although there is no indication of where this document originated we believe it to have been in the American Colonies--possibly in view of the names in the area around New York. While the posting of individual property was and is commonplace it is highly unusual to find a group doing so collectively and this would most likely happen if each of the holdings was relatively small. The nature of the notice suggests that the properties were contiguous and were probably farmland. In the England of the day the number of small independent farmers owning contiguous property was not large--small farmers usually worked as tenants to a large landowner who typically enjoyed hunting and shooting over his estates. In addition it was far more common in America than in England for members of the same family to have land adjacent or in proximity to one another as may have been the case above with the Morrises and Donovans. Small farmers were the backbone of Colonial America and this document is a tribute to their spirit of enterprise and independence which was soon to come to fruition in another form. A UNIQUE AND FASCINATING DOCUMENT AND A RARE ITEM OF COLONIAL AMERICANA. unknown
