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1976réf. 585251976 Nouvelles éditions Opta, Collection "Livres d'Anticipation" N°61 - 1976 - In-8, reliure toilé bleu avec décor argenté (comète) sur le premier plat, sous jaquette rhodoïd, signet - 435 p. - Illustré de dessin originaux de Moro - Edition à tirage limité de 5000 exemplaires numérotés de 1 à 5000, ainsi que 120 exemplaires de collaborateurs notés HC - Exemplaire numéroté 418/5000
réf. 841948Emile Nourry, Librairie Cynégétique Paris 1928 Grand in-8 ( 290 X 200 mm ) de LV-266 pages, broché sous couverture illustrée imprimée comme la page de titre en rouge et noir. Bel ouvrage, la plus soignée des éditions modernes de " La Vénerie de Jacques du Fouilloux " qui reproduit intégralement celle de 1585, texte, gravures et ornements typographiques. Illustré du portrait de Du Fouilloux au feuillet 3, daprès le crayon attribué à Clouet et 57 curieuses figures sur bois. Avec une notice biographique sur lauteur par M. Pressac et une bibliographie des éditions de " La Vénerie ". Thiébaud, 311-312.. Un des 1000 exemplaires numérotés à la presse sur Alfa Satiné. Quelques rousseurs, bel exemplaire.
réf. 858349Emile Nourry, Librairie Cynégétique Paris 1929 Grand in-8 ( 290 X 200 mm ) de XXIV-297 pages, broché sous couverture illustrée imprimée comme la page de titre en rouge et noir. Bel ouvrage illustré d'un frontispice, de neuf estampes, dont 2 doubles, de J. MIEL, et de bandeaux et culs de lampe de F. CHAUVEAU. Contient les chasses du cerf, du lièvre, du chevreuil, du sanglier, du loup et du renard. Avec la manière délever les chiens et un traité des remèdes pour leurs maladies. Dictionnaire des chasseurs in-fine. Louvrage est précédé dune notice bio-bibliographique par le Commandant G. de Marolles. Thiébaud, 826. Un des 1000 exemplaires numérotés à la presse sur Alfa Satiné. Quelques rousseurs, bel exemplaire.
1936réf. 1144911936 Editions Payot, collection "Bibliothèque Géographique" - 1936 - In-8, broché - 343 pages - Avec 68 photographies hors texte et 43 empreintes décalquées sur le sol
réf. 118195Berlin Simon Schropp c. 1790. Engr. broadsheet. Large folio 400x505 mm. Uncut with wide margins 465x635 mm folded. Small tears in foldings and in the outer margins. Stain in upper part. Rare version of this board game with the main title and the individual ones in four languages; French German English and Polish. cf V & A Museum MISC.124-1989.Based on the English version published in 1790 as ”The New Game of Human Life” by John Wallis and Newbury the Berlin publisher Simon Schropp published one version with French text only and this one in four languages. They all go back to Crépy’s ”Le Nouveau Jeu de la Vie Humaine” from ca. 1775.The aim of the game is to reach immortality and the end space nr 84 of the game is the Immortal Man. This version contains no printed rules but the game is so similar to that published by John Wallis that it will be played the same way:The game is played with two dice. Each tile on the playing field has instructions to follow. For instance: ”The Studious Boy at 7 shall receive a Stake and shall proceed to 42 the place of the Orator”. ”The Negliant boy at 11 shall pay a Stake and shall remain two rounds without spinning”. ”The Married Man at 34 shall receive two Stakes for his Wife’s Portion and go to be a Good Father at 56”. ”The Romance Writer at 40 shall pay two Stakes and go back to the Mischievous Boy at 5”. Etc.”The Immortal Man who has existed 84 years seems worthy by his Talents and Merit to be a Model for the Close of Life which can end only be Eternity. When we arrive at the No. 84 we shall have gained all we can by this Game but if we exceed this number we must go back as many points as we have proceeded beyond it. The Age of Man is divided in seven periods of twelve years viz. Infance to Youth Manhood Prime of Life Sedate Middle-age Old age Decreptitude and Dotage”. Some famous people are depicted. As philosoper nr 62 is Voltaire the poet nr 41 is Alexander Pope and the geographer nr 47 is Captain Cook pointing at a map. The final end space Immortality in the Berlin version shows a monument to Leopold of Brunswick Prince of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel 1752-85. His charity as a general towards his soldiers made him famous and he drowned while trying to save his soldiers lives in the great flood of the River Oder. unknown
réf. 9782897600860Médiaspaul Canada
réf. 75091Coll. "Récits campagnards", Châteauroux, éd. La Bouinotte, 2012, EDITION ORIGINALE, pt. in-8, cartonnage souple, couv. photo coul. éd., 142 pp., table des matières, 14 récits de chasse en Berry. Pas courant Très bon état, comme neuf
1844réf. 21201844 Edition Charles Lebossé, Angers,1844. In-8 demi-basane époque, dos orné. 15 pages, 4 feuillets, 4 feuillets, 125 feuillets, 4 feuillets. Notes biographiques, et notice bibliographique en tête de volume. Reproduction de l'édition de 1585. Nombreuses illustrations sur bois à mi-page
1881réf. 149774St Petersburg: Cartographic Institute of the Military-Topographic Department of the General Staff 1881. The cartographic climax of the "great game" Second edition significantly improved from the first edition 1877 to incorporate the latest military intelligence from field surveys. This magisterial work of "great game" cartography was presented at Russia's Tashkent military headquarters to the daring French explorer Stanislas Benoist-Méchin during his epic 1881-3 overland journey from Beijing to Europe. We have traced no other copies. A presentation inscription on the verso of the map reads in French "To Mr Baron Benoist-Méchin from Generals Kouropatkine and Levaschew October 1882 Tashkent." Benoist-Méchin 1854-1923 began travelling the world as a young man and then served as the French cultural attaché in Tokyo 1880-1. In 1881 he decided to return to Europe via the daring route through Central Asia. Leaving Beijing on 15 September with his regular travelling companion Comte Humbert Adrien de Mailly-Chalon 1853-1921 he journeyed through Manchuria and across Russian Siberia. In 1882 having reached Kashgar they received permission to cross Russian Turkestan spending six weeks in Tashkent as the honoured guests of General Mikhail Tchernayev the architect of Russian's expansion across Central Asia General Aleksey Nikolayevich Kuropatkin 1848-1925 and the aforementioned General Levaschov likely the artillery officer Vladimir Levaschov 1834-1898. After reaching Samarkand they travelled in extreme cold through Bukhara and via Khiva to Tehran reaching Moscow in October 1883 where they were accorded a hero's welcome. Their descriptions of this feat of exploration were published in 1885 in the Bulletin de la Société de géographie. This map was made for the use of the Russian military high command in St Petersburg and in the Turkestan Military District which had been established in the 1860s amid the occupation of Tashkent and Bokhara and dates from a period following the Second Anglo-Afghan War and the Battle of Geok Tepe when tensions were at their height. It encompasses almost the entire playing surface of the "great game" extending east-west from Xinjiang and Tibet to the Caspian Sea and Afghanistan and north-south from Siberia to northern India. Unparalleled in terms of accuracy and detail it names every city town and village and the legend has entries for such features as fortifications railways mail and caravan roads and mines. Spot heights are given in feet and deserts are marked with a light red pattern. It is much improved on the first edition which had only 48 panels and did not extend as far south. Chromolithograph map 195 x 200 cm dissected onto 64 sections and mounted on linen as issued laid-down printed slip stating "corrected up to 1881" small folding tab at right edge. Folding away to 28.5 x 28 cm. Housed in green quarter morocco solander box with chemise by the Chelsea Bindery. Map surface generally clean and brighta few stains toning and soiling at edges small repair at top-left edge verso foxed and with couple of areas of linen reinforcement: very good. unknown
200329x22. 407p. Adaptación y prólg. J. Delibes. Ilstr. Fotogr. Enc. Cart. Ed.
1943réf. ZB340555Providence: 1943-1944. Price HAS BEEN REDUCED by 10% until Monday Oct. 26 weekend SALE item 24mo. 102 pp. 3 page 1944 Supplement bound in; library markings text darkened and flaking spine trimmed with no loss later side stapling into softcover complete but working copy only. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Providence: paperback
1988réf. 17526Les Humanoïdes associés, 1988. Grand in-4, cartonnage couleurs. Looooooongue inscription au stylo sur la page en face de faux- titre, hélas.
1978réf. CHA2014MRelié, non paginé ( environ 150 pages ), paru en 1978 chez Gerfaut, très bon état général.
1895réf. 132391895 bradel demi-percale marron clair in-octavo (half hard-back brown percale in-octavo), dos long (spine without raised bands) - pièce de titre sur fond bleu-marine avec double filet or (label of title with gilt lines) - 1 fleuron au fer plein évidé (1 hollowed out blocking stamp) - double filet or au bas du dos (double gilt line in the bottom of the spine), papier peigné aux plats (cover with painting paper), tranches rognées (edges smooth), pages de garde blanches (white endpaper), illustrations : 1 portrait de l'auteur en frontispice (author's frontispiece portrait) et 32 figures explicatives in-texte (explanatory pictures in text), 414 pages, sans date (no date) (les années environ) - 1895 - à Paris H. Delarue et Compagnie Libraires-Editeurs,
1968réf. 44591968 broché in-octavo tellière (paperback), dos blanc (white spine), couverture verte (green cover), illustrations : figures et tableaux (pictures and tables), 128 pages, 1968 Paris Presse Universitaires de France,
1904réf. 4542593949Conférences aux hommes, Dos recollé, GLN-110, P, Lethielleux 1904
1904réf. 4528569922Conférences aux hommes, 1ère de couverture d'usage et recollée, Intérieur du livre en bon état, GLN-110, P, Lethielleux 1904
1904réf. RO40166928P. Lethielleux. 1904. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Plats abîmés, Dos abîmé, Intérieur acceptable. 595 + 575 pages. Etiquettes de code sur les dos. Tampons et annotations de bibliothèque sur les 1ers plats et en pages de titre. Dos du tome I fendu, avec manque, séparant l'ouvrage en 2 parties. Papier muet collé sur le dos du tome II. Manques sur les bords du 1er plat du tome II.. . . . Classification Dewey : 270-Histoire et géographie de l'Eglise
réf. 9382Paris, Lethielleux, 1904 13 x 20, 2 volumes, 595 + 575 pp., reliure, dos/coins toilés, bon état ( cachets du Collège jésuite Saint Stanislas à Mons )
réf. 62458Coll. "Cuisine et Saveurs", Paris, 2008, Montbel, in-8, br., couv. ill. coul. éd., 96 pp., dessins en noir, belle iconographie ancienne, très bon état
1851réf. CHA2018MRelié, 445 pages, paru en 1851, livre en très bon état, protégé sous plastique.
1920réf. GITj526Paris Librairie Garnier Frères sans date (1920). In-12 XVI 340pp. Demi chagrin grenat, dos à nerfs orné d'attributs cynégétiques dorés, plats de la couverture conservés, reliure de l'époque. Bel exemplaire décoratif.
réf. 6904" Contenant les habitudes, les ruses du gibier, l'art de le chercher et de le tirer, le choix des armes, l'éducation des chiens, leurs maladies, etc." Paris. Garnier.In-12 broché, couverture non illustrée sans date , (circa fin XIX em) tres beau papier des pages interieures (style Arches , sans precision) 2ff.n.ch., XVI, 340 pages.
réf. 9574contenant les habitudes,les ruses du gibier, l’art de le chercher et de le tirer,le choix des armes, l’éducation des chiens, leurs maladies etc. Mention de troisième édition. In 8 demi-cuir marron époque, titre, filets, palmettes dorées, filets à froid. Titre illustré de PAUQUET, titre, 459 pages, 2 pages de table des matières, Barba 1839 Une pâle mouillure en demi cercle en marge inférieure, en début de volume jusqu’à la page 24, pas de rousseurs. Barba 1839
in-8°, 207 pp., illustrations en noir, broche, couverture illustree. Bel exemplaire. [LA-2]