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1967ref. 31963Presses de l'Université de Montréal Couverture rigide Montréal 1967
1957ref. 41587Gallimard Cuir Paris 1957
1950ref. 49955Le Divan Couverture souple Paris 1950 Ed. numérotée
1999ref. 10065New Castle Delaware: Oak Knoll Press 1999. First Edition. Fine. Bethany Tudor. Quarto 559 pages; number 43 of 50 copies signed by Tasha Tudor the authors and all the contributors to the book. Publisher's full green goatskin binding; 16 pages of color photos of Ms. Tudor's book covers. A lovely as new copy. Oak Knoll Press unknown books
ref. 3666Médiathèque publique et universitaire. 1995 Bibliothèque municipale Jean Moulin. Bourg-lès-Valence, Drôme. . Centre Louis Jourdan. Bourg-lès-Valence, Drôme. .: Médiathèque publique et universitaire, 1995 121 pages illustrées Lettre du Fonds local, mars 1995, n°16Réalisée à l'occasion du 2ème salon de l'édition régionale organisé par le Centre Louis Jourdan à Bourg-lès-Valence Industrie textile - Ardèche (France) ; Industrie textile - Drôme (France)De l'usine-couvent à l'usine chrétienne. Filature et moulinage Lacroix : 1840-1875, Montboucher-sur-JabronGrève des tisseuses de Saint-Jean-en-Royans en 1906 Entre l'ordre et la liberté, les attitudes des soyeux drômois face au marché (années 1830 - années 1930
ref. 53108, Paris, Lucien Laveur 1909, in-8, br., non coupé, ENVOI DE L’AUTEUR, (couv. passée), int. frais, 116p.
1853ref. 55058New York: Courrier des Etats-Unis 1853. 16mo pp. 30 2; printed self-wrappers; ink number on title page near fine. Robert Hare was engaged with l'Espy and Peltier in a debate over the nature and source of storms. Hare was a minor player in this debate. His belief was that "vast currents of opposing electrical charge" was the source of storms. This pamphlet appears to be a defense of that position. Scarce with no copies recorded in the US. Courrier des Etats-Unis unknown books
1825ref. 54619Philadelphia: R. Wright printer 1825. First edition 8vo pp. 48; stitched as issued; one thread broken else very good. Quite scarce but lacking the five plates although in this format it's hard to see where they were included Most knowledgeable concerning electricity Hare wrote widely and was often controversial. Late in life he became convinced of a spiritual connection and was shunned by his old colleagues. There are 4 OCLC records for this title with a total of 14 locations: one record showing 48 pages and 22 cm with no mention of the plates; another 48 pages 5 plates 24 cm; a third paginating 60 9 with 5 plates 23 cm; and the last 48 pages 4 plates no measurement given. Rink 723; American Imprints 20812. R. Wright, printer unknown books
1910ref. 47824Philadelphia & New York: Lea & Febiger 1910. 8vo pp. vi 3 18-338; text illustrations red cloth with gilt title on spine; bookplates spine toned and stained spine head frayed text clean a good copy. This volume on diseases of the thorax and its viscera including the heart lungs and bloodvessels dermatology and syphilis obstetrics and diseases of the nervous system. The chapter of diseases of the nervous system was provided by William G. Spiller the most distinguished American clinical neurologist of his time. Lea & Febiger unknown books
1832ref. 46422Cambridge: printed by J. Smith . for Deightons Cambridge; Rivingtons London; and Parker Oxford 1832. First edition volumes I and II all published; pp. 2 iv iii-iv 706; iv 706; light spotting else a fine set in original green cloth and unusual thus gilt-lettered spine; engraved bookplates of Alexander Thomson of Banchory 1798-1868 the 19th-century Scottish advocate agriculturalist antiquary author philanthropist and traveler. "Most members of the Etymological Society wrote for the Philological Museum and in our effort to get at the community of background outlook and philological interest shared by the influential Cambridge scholars we may briefly consider that publication. Hare who shared the editorship with Thirwell explained in the Preface to the first of the only two volumes that were published that English scholars in the 1820's had contributed little more than a 'mite' to the knowledge of classical antiquity . it became the purpose of the Museum to foster the 'spirit of philological criticism' . Actually the majority of the articles were on classical subjects with Thirwell the most prolific contributor. But the Museum also contained several articles on English and the new philology of which Kemble's 'On English Praeterites and Genitives' was the most important being the first exposition in English of Grimm's analysis of the forms of the verb in Germanic" Aarsleff The Study of Language in England 1780-1860 pp. 219-20. Also with articles on 'On English Orthography' and 'On English Diminutives.'. printed by J. Smith ... for Deightons, Cambridge; Rivingtons, London; and Parker, Oxford unknown books
ref. 665F Chauvet Vers 1931
ref. 29353[La Chaux-de-Fonds, Haefeli & Co], 1926. In-8°, 127p. Broché, couverture illustrée.
1932ref. 15310Paris Jules Tallandier 1932 In-8 189 pp, Collection du Temps présent, quelques rousseurs sur les premières et les dernières pages, brochage frotté et passé.
1996ref. 21075Paris Seuil 1996 In-8
1910ref. 9011Librairie de France 1910 1 Paris, Librairie de France, (1910), grand in-4, toile blanche, monté sur onglets, [3] feuilles, faux-titre, [1] page de, titre, [1] page., [2] pages. d'introduction, [41] feuilles.
1909ref. 4075T. C. And E. C. Jack 22 x 28,5 London 1909 Deux volumes in-4, reliure toilée rouge de l'éditeur, dos lisse, titres et ornements dorés, VIII-216 p. et VIII-216 p., index. Illustrations couleurs représentant les tableaux sont contrecollées. Dos insolés, quelques rousseurs, mais bon exemplaire.(ApC95) Livre
1909ref. 4075T. C. And E. C. Jack 22 x 28,5 London 1909 Deux volumes in-4, reliure toilée rouge de l'éditeur, dos lisse, titres et ornements dorés, VIII-216 p. et VIII-216 p., index. Illustrations couleurs représentant les tableaux sont contrecollées. Dos insolés, quelques rousseurs, mais bon exemplaire.(ApC95) Livre
1914ref. TB32789New Haven Conn.: Tuttle Morehouse and Taylor 1914. First Edition. Limited Edition Good in its original brown printed paper wraps over a triple stapled binding with black text and a sketch of the Memorial Bridge on the front cover. A small quarto of 9 1/2 by 6 3/8 inches with heavy wear and chipping around the edges of the covers and with perdition to the upper fore corners of the text block restricted to the margins. The covers were loose but have been reattached using non-acidic clear tape. Without a dust jacket as issued. Signed by the author at the upper edge of the title page without a date or inscription. 80 pages of text illustrated with a frontispiece fold-out map of Milford from 1835 reproductions of earlier works of art line drawings and images from black and white photographs. An uncommon item especially signed. Armstrong Connecticut A Bibliography of Its History 5613 Tuttle, Morehouse and Taylor paperback books
1893ref. 012194London: George Allen 1893. 5th or later Edition. Cloth. Very Good. 2 Volumes 12mo.3106pp. 3164pp. Sharp 13th Edition bound in black cloth with red borders and gilt temple motif on front board. Titles in gilt on spine. Two page map in each volume. Square tight and clean throughout with no toning or foxing. Wear to spine ends with a tiny loss of cloth. Fairly mild wear to edges and tips. Some slight wrinkling in Vol.#1. Contemporary ownership signature and date in each volume on fly-leaf. A very pretty collectable copy of an uncommon set and at a great price. George Allen unknown books
1989ref. 6639Montréal Fides 1989
1976ref. 9746Montréal Fides 1976
1967ref. 22526Montréal Presses de l'Université de Montréal 1967
1993ref. 32951Québec Septentrion 1993 In-8, 305p. et 2f. (table). Couverture illustrée.
1971ref. 32977Ottawa Editions de l'Université d'Ottawa 1971 In-8, 192p. et 2 f. Couverture imprimée.
ref. 1211Book. Philadelphia: Clark & Raser 1827. 8vo original stiff wrappers printed title label. Pp. 178. Folding frontispiece and 3 plates of 4. Spine worn some browning but a nice copy in original uncut state. Sole edition very scarce. A compilation from original and published sources both English and American almost entirely devoted to short-horn cattle and sheep and their food crops. The large folding engraved frontispiece showing "Matilda one of Mr. Whitake r's Improved Short Horn Cows" in a rural setting with sheep and agricultural implements in the foreground is a handsome piece of work by the noted en graver Francis Kearny after the original work of Philadelphia landscape and still-life painter John Woodside. Rink 1333; Imprints 30185. unknown books