P MAHLER - J B SAMATLivre Rare Book
2.986 Ergebnisse
1935Best.-Nr. 179631Manufacture française d'armes et cycles Saint Etienne, Manufacture française d'armes et cycles, 1935. In-8 oblong relié cartonnage éditeur illustré, titre en rouge sur le plat. 53 feuillets,. 48 planches couleurs sous serpentes légendées, 6 de publicité, table des matières. Toules les planches animalières sont en couleurs et signées P Mahler. Toutes sont sous serpentes de papier calque, sur deux colonnes. Petites taches au plat du cartonnage et un mors inférieur ouvert légèrement. Néanmoins bel exemplaire, à l'intérieur très frais..
1972Best.-Nr. 332831972 in-8 reliure toile éditeur avec son rhodoid- 1972 - 380p - Ed. Opta - coll. Aventures Fantastiques N° 8 - Exemplaire numéroté 767 / 5500
1997Best.-Nr. 100838Presqu’Ile 1997 Photographies de Jean-Pierre Dieterlin. In-4 relié toile éditeur sous jaquette, 191 pp. Illustrations en couleurs. Coins de la reliure abîmée.
1966Best.-Nr. CHA2001MRelié, 176 pages, paru en 1966 chez Crépin-Leblond et Cie, livre en très bon état général, coins légèrement frottés.
Best.-Nr. 6228postface de Louis TERNIER in 12 broché,couverture illustrée faux-titre,titre avec vignette,frontispice,249 pages,1 page de table des matières,1 pages de table des illustrations. Illustrations hors-texte et culs de lampe d’après Bellecroix,G Gélibert,Mahler,Moisand,Rötig,Comte,Staub,E saint Elmer,E Forcade Bibliothèque de la chasse illustrée Très bon état sans date Thiébaud 795.
1987Best.-Nr. 028730Paris ROMBALDI 1987 un volume in-4° (290 x 220mm), 221 (18) pp. Reliure éditeur en skyvertex rouge à la Bradel, premier plat illustré, dos orné. (frottis aux coiffes). Nombreux dessins en noir et en couleurs.
1954Best.-Nr. M1622811954 Crépin Leblond Couverture souple Paris 1954 Paris, Crépin Leblond , 1954 ,in8 broché, 192 pp . Photos, reproductions à pleine page . Des rousseurs sur la couverture, intérieur en très bon état .
Paris, Augustin Challamel, 1894, 18 x 12 cm., hol. piel, VIII - 357 págs.
in-8, 276 pp., broche, couverture illustrée.- Exemplaire sur offset neige numerote. Tres bel exemplaire, non coupé. [AR-1]
Paris, Michel Lévy Fréres Éditeurs, 1874. 4to. menor; XII-527 pp. Encuadernación en media piel, de la época. La obra más célebre del que fuera General en Jefe del Servicio de Argelia. Contiene no sólo interesantísimos datos sobre la cría de caballos árabes, sino también sobre cetrería y halconería, sobre la caza de la gacela y del avestruz, así como de la caza con galgos. De paso proporciona valiosas noticias de caracter antropológico, fruto de sus experiencias de 16 años en Argelia y de sus observaciones acerca de las tribus del Sahara, contrastadas por la autoridad indiscutible de los Comentarios del Jeque Abdelkader, el Emir Abd Al-Qadir al-Jazairi, su amigo de los tiempos de Consul en Mascara entre 1837 y 1839, y después líder del movimiento nacionalista argelino.
in-8, 301 pages, 84 dessins de l'auteur, broche, couv. illustree. Bel exemplaire. [109B-9]
2005Best.-Nr. BN622099Le Pythagore 2005. 2005. Softcover. Les mondes fantastiques de René Laloux : Avec des témoignages de Topor Moebius Caza Les mondes fantastiques de René Laloux : Avec des témoignages de Topor Moebius Caza Fabrice Blin Topor Moebius et Philippe Caza Le Pythagore paperback
Best.-Nr. 0259342998.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
Best.-Nr. 0484537148.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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2026Best.-Nr. LRB504072Paris: Editions Recreasoft 2026 Langue : Français. Environ 560 pages. Français : Réimpression à la demande. Édition originale : 1902. Recueil de conférences prononcées en 1902 à la messe des hommes de Saint-Paterne à Orléans consacré à l'examen des objections modernes contre la religion. L'ouvrage présente une réflexion apologétique caractéristique du début du XXe siècle structurée en deux séries et comporte un index ce qui en fait un document utile pour l'étude de la pensée religieuse et des débats intellectuels de l'époque. Images du livre non contractuelles English : Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1902. Collection of lectures delivered in 1902 at the men's mass of Saint-Paterne in Orléans devoted to examining modern objections to religion. The book offers an apologetic reflection typical of the early twentieth century arranged in two series and includes an index making it a useful work for the study of religious thought and intellectual debate of the period. Book images are non-contractual. Editions Recreasoft. Softcover. New. Editions Recreasoft paperback
Best.-Nr. 1246738678.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
Best.-Nr. 1246739852.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
Best.-Nr. 05401France: 1900. Les Trois Chats" A Delightfully Grotesque French Belle Époque Passé-Boules Carnival Game PASSÉ-BOULES GAME. Les Trois Chats. French hand-painted polychrome papier-mâché ball-toss carnival game. France ca. 1900. A remarkable surviving French passé-boules fairground game modeled as three wonderfully expressive cats arranged side by side each with a wide-open mouth forming the target through which the player was required to throw a ball. Hand-modelled and painted in polychrome papier-mâché over a wooden-supported structure measuring approximately 24 1/2 inches high × 23 5/8 inches wide × 5 7/8 inches deep 630 × 600 × 150 mm. The three feline heads are individually characterized with wonderfully exaggerated green eyes whiskers and large open mouths each approximately 2 1/2 inches 63 mm. across. The particularly splendid central gray cat wears a jaunty orange-and-blue striped hat prominently lettered "TOTO." The cats rest above three projecting differently colored receptacles - blue orange and yellow - with the respective scores "30" "50" and "20" painted beneath them. The higher-scoring central target is therefore appropriately occupied by the magnificently hatted Toto. The whole is reinforced by a simple wooden structure including boards at the base and upper portion while the projecting lower section forms the ball-catching receptacle. The reverse revealing the utilitarian construction of what was intended as a working fairground amusement survives substantially intact. The photographs also reveal the wonderfully irregular hand-modeled surfaces and surviving original polychrome decoration that give the three cats their extraordinary personalities. A remarkable survival of a French passé-boules carnival game from the Belle Époque. Passé-boules - literally games in which a ball was passed or thrown through an opening - were a familiar feature of French fêtes foraines and popular entertainments during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Targets frequently took the form of grotesque or comic human and animal heads their exaggerated open mouths providing the aperture through which the player attempted to propel a small ball. Points were awarded according to the successful target as demonstrated here by the painted scores beneath the three cats. The present example is particularly appealing for its three anthropomorphic feline characters. Their exaggerated expressions brilliant green eyes and distinctly individual personalities inevitably recall the celebrated comic cats of Louis Wain 1860-1939. No attribution to Wain is intended but the comparison places the game delightfully within the wider late-Victorian and Edwardian fascination with humorous humanized cats. Unlike printed or manufactured toys intended for domestic use fairground games were working objects subjected to repeated handling impact transportation and exposure. Consequently early papier-mâché examples surviving substantially complete are inherently scarce. The survival here of the three original sculptural targets their painted decoration numbered scoring system and integral ball receptacle makes Les Trois Chats an unusually evocative piece of French popular entertainment. Its appeal lies equally as a folk-art sculpture fairground artifact and piece of feline whimsy: three gloriously eccentric cats who have apparently spent more than a century waiting for someone to throw a ball into their mouths. Provenance: Acquired in Paris directly from the family of the former owner by whom it was said to have descended from a grandparent who acquired the game around the turn of the twentieth century. France: , 1900 unknown
Best.-Nr. 05401France: 1900. Les Trois Chats" A Delightfully Grotesque French Belle Époque Passé-Boules Carnival Game PASSÉ-BOULES GAME. Les Trois Chats. French hand-painted polychrome papier-mâché ball-toss carnival game. France ca. 1900. A remarkable surviving French passé-boules fairground game modeled as three wonderfully expressive cats arranged side by side each with a wide-open mouth forming the target through which the player was required to throw a ball. Hand-modelled and painted in polychrome papier-mâché over a wooden-supported structure measuring approximately 24 1/2 inches high × 23 5/8 inches wide × 5 7/8 inches deep 630 × 600 × 150 mm. The three feline heads are individually characterized with wonderfully exaggerated green eyes whiskers and large open mouths each approximately 2 1/2 inches 63 mm. across. The particularly splendid central gray cat wears a jaunty orange-and-blue striped hat prominently lettered "TOTO." The cats rest above three projecting differently colored receptacles - blue orange and yellow - with the respective scores "30" "50" and "20" painted beneath them. The higher-scoring central target is therefore appropriately occupied by the magnificently hatted Toto. The whole is reinforced by a simple wooden structure including boards at the base and upper portion while the projecting lower section forms the ball-catching receptacle. The reverse revealing the utilitarian construction of what was intended as a working fairground amusement survives substantially intact. The photographs also reveal the wonderfully irregular hand-modeled surfaces and surviving original polychrome decoration that give the three cats their extraordinary personalities. A remarkable survival of a French passé-boules carnival game from the Belle Époque. Passé-boules - literally games in which a ball was passed or thrown through an opening - were a familiar feature of French fêtes foraines and popular entertainments during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Targets frequently took the form of grotesque or comic human and animal heads their exaggerated open mouths providing the aperture through which the player attempted to propel a small ball. Points were awarded according to the successful target as demonstrated here by the painted scores beneath the three cats. The present example is particularly appealing for its three anthropomorphic feline characters. Their exaggerated expressions brilliant green eyes and distinctly individual personalities inevitably recall the celebrated comic cats of Louis Wain 1860-1939. No attribution to Wain is intended but the comparison places the game delightfully within the wider late-Victorian and Edwardian fascination with humorous humanized cats. Unlike printed or manufactured toys intended for domestic use fairground games were working objects subjected to repeated handling impact transportation and exposure. Consequently early papier-mâché examples surviving substantially complete are inherently scarce. The survival here of the three original sculptural targets their painted decoration numbered scoring system and integral ball receptacle makes Les Trois Chats an unusually evocative piece of French popular entertainment. Its appeal lies equally as a folk-art sculpture fairground artifact and piece of feline whimsy: three gloriously eccentric cats who have apparently spent more than a century waiting for someone to throw a ball into their mouths. Provenance: Acquired in Paris directly from the family of the former owner by whom it was said to have descended from a grandparent who acquired the game around the turn of the twentieth century. France: , 1900 unknown books
Best.-Nr. 2130459986.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
Best.-Nr. 009902London. Published for Letts's Diaries Company Limited by Cassell & Company Limited. n.d. but ca. 1895. 12mo. 6 x 3. ca. 110 pp. A personal diary recording handwritten descriptions of hunting excursions from 1896 through 1903 in the United Kingdom. The entries in ink include Persons Shooting Where and Remarks - The type of game and game birds bagged - The Number of Game and Birds Taken - Dates of the Outings etc. The entries appear to be in the same hand over a seven year period. Killed 'em dead. Also a few slips of paper laid-in that also record game taken. The book is bound in full black leather with gilt titles. Spine ends rubbed. Quite scarce. Very good. hardcover
19169x7. 464p. Col. Biblioteca de Derecho Vigente, N. 15. Algo subrayado. Enc. Tela ed.
193954 pages. Features: Attractive cover illustration of lady in swimwear; Let's Have Direct Relief for Our Real Forgotten Man - Editorial against high real estate taxes; Death Looks for Cinderella (part 1); Is Father Coughlin Anti-Semitic? - His Own Answer - article with photo; Country Club Scandal (short story); I Was a Showman Too - Volatile Ex-New York Mayor James J. Walker talks of brass bands and ballyhoo; Hearts in Danger (fiction); How to Win Sick Friends and Influence Them - flowers are lovely but show a little originality!; The Good Earth Answers (pioneer family fiction); Purge in Hot Springs (conclusion); Matinee Today (short story); To the Ladies; Hell's Bargainers - Traitors to the Law - Sam Leibowitz exposes the method of lawyer-criminals; Rancher-Artist Augustus (Gus) Kenderdine - candidate for the Canadian Hall of Fame (article with photo); Tennis is a Dub's Game - words of cheer from champion Helen Hull Jacobs; Toronto's Royal York Hotel is featured prominently inside back cover; Colour back cover ad for the Physical Culture Hotel, Dansville, New York. Somewhat above-average external wear. Light pencil doodling to cartoon on page 46 and art contest blank on page 51. Binding intact. A sound copy of this wonderful vintage issue. Magazine
193670 pages. Features: Lovely colour ad for British Consols cigarettes inside front cover; Nice Birks-sponsored ad for Challenger Watches features photo of British film star Anna Neagle; Editorial - Money and the Christmas Spirit - an argument for people to spend liberally; Should Canada Increase Her Navy? - an urgent plea for greater protection of our merchant ships; Rah, Rah, Russia! - America's communist "Commonwealth College" (near Mena, Arksnsas) - article with photos, including Dr. Lucien Koch; Nice one-page colour ad for Good Year studded tires shows car plowing through mud; When That Day Comes (short story); Peaking Under the Mat - wrestler Norton B. Jackson reveals some piquant secrets behind the groans and grimaces of a gay and goofy game; The Fourth Bride (short story); For the Ladies - with content and photo of Belinda Jelliffe; He Learned About Women (short story); Glimpses of the Canadian Scene; Music in His Feet (part 1 of 2); Nice one-page two-colour ad for Philip Morris cigarettes; Fantastic two-colour centerfold ad for the line of 1937 Chevrolet cars includes eight illustrations; Underworld Nights - new revelations from Mildred Harris and "Cokey" Flo who helped clinch the case against "Lucky" Luciano; Wise Virgin (part 2); Thank-you, Thank-you, So Much! - a chronicle of the storm-tossed way of a maid at 17; More Private Flying - article on the future of aviation with photo of Eugene L. Vidal; Fantastic one-page colour ad for Sheaffer's Lifetime Feathertouch pen; Paul H. Wendel Tells All - "My 44 days of kidnapping, torture and hell in the Lindbergh case" - article with photos (part 4); Handsome colour one-page ad for the 1937 Ford V-8; Lovely Christmas-themed colour ad for Arrow Shirts inside back cover; Classy colour ad for Community Plate cutlery on back cover. Front cover nearly detached due to nibbling along coverfold, otherwise unmarked with average wear. A worthy copy of this fascinating vintage issue. Magazine
