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1925rif. ABE-2999478241COUVERTURE COULEURS "LA ROME BOUDDHIQUE"-CONSEILS AUX CHASSEURS ET AUX COLLECTIONNEURS D'INSECTES/4P/PHOTOS-LE MYSTERE DES SIGNES CHEZ LES PEAUX ROUGES/2P/DESSINS ET TEXTE DE JOE HAMMAN-COMMENT S'ENTRAINER A LA NATATION SPORTIVE/2P/2 PHOTOS-LA TSF EXPLIQUEE/2P
1945rif. ABE-58586328164 PAGES-A MOSCOU: ACCORD SUR LES BALKANS SILENCE SUR LES AUTRES QUESTIONS-NEIGE SUR NEW YORK/PHOTO-VAGUE DE CRIMES EN ANGLETERRE/UNE HEURE A SCOTLAND YARD-LA COUPE DE NOEL DE NATATION/PHOTO-MES SIX NOELS DE GUERRE/PAR ANDRE GLARNER-LEUR PLUS BEAU NOEL/POULBOT/JEAN NOHAIN/JEAN LOUIS BARRAULT/BLANCHETTE BRUNOY/MARCEL CERDAN/.-ROGER LE MORVAN GAGNE AISEMENT UNE COUPE DE NOEL TRES "PRINTANIERE"-LE MYSTERE DE L'AVENUE DE NEW YORK/CENDRILLON HERITERA T ELLE DE M. SOLIERE?/PHOTO-CONSEQUENCES DE LA DEVALUATION (PJ18)
rif. ABE-1635811308675DU NUMERO 21 DU 4 FEVRIER 1899 AU NUMERO 90 DU 3 JUIN 1900 AVEC 12 NUMEROS ABSENTS A LA CREATION DE LA RELIURE (N°23-25-27-32-49-74-75-78-79-81-84-85)-DOS ET COINS CUIR BLEU MARINE-DOS A 4 NERFS-PLATS MARBRES-
1913rif. 27300Paris Pierre Lafitte & Cie 1913 Grand in-4° de 709 à 728 pp pour la pagination , En Couverture , Géo CHEMET vainqueur de Paris - Deauville sur hydravion moteur Gnome, hélice Chauvière
1930rif. 50401930 Paris : Berger-Levrault, 1930,In-12,broché, 72 p.Premier manuel pratique, en français, portant exclusivement sur la technique du Crawl.
1905rif. VBA-435Édité par l'auteur, Imprimerie L. Decléris et Fils, Lyon Non daté [vers 1905 d'après le recto de la dernière page de couverture]. Hommage autographe signé de l'auteur. Couverture souple 27,5 x 19 cm. 40 pages. Illustrations en noir. Poids : 105 grammes.
1976français Iin-8 carré de 90 pp.; cartonné de l'éditeur. Dessins de Jacques Arbeau. Introduction de Christine Caron.
rif. 68278Bordeaux, P., Bière, 1947, in 8° broché, 121 pages ; traces de rousseurs sur la couverture ; cachets ex-libris.
1980rif. 126762Couverture souple. Broché. 128 pages.
1974rif. 126761Couverture souple. Broché. 128 pages.
1974rif. 126760Couverture souple. Broché. 128 pages.
rif. 15873P. ed. Vigot Frères, coll. Nouvelle Encyclopédie des Sports.;1946, in8br. , 240pp. , ill. in & h-t. , pet. mq au 1e plat,
1939rif. 315321939 P., Flammarion, 1939, in 8° broché, 132 pages ; couverture illustrée (fanée).
1931rif. 95231931 broché (paperback) in-octavo carré, dos et couverture marrons imprimés (spine and cover printed) - dos légèrement défraîchi (spine lightly damaged) et première de couverture illustrée (front cover illustrated), tranches non rognées (edges no smooth), illustrations : 39 figures hors-texte (pictures full page engraving) dont 1 figure photographique, 132 pages, 1931 à Paris Ernest Flammarion Editeur,
rif. 10693P., Delagrave 1938; plaquette in-12 brochée, 78 pages. Planches. bord couverture légèrement défraîchie..
1973Broch?. 214 pages.
1947rif. 123819Couverture souple. Broché. 276 pages.
rif. qs817Fernand Nathan Collection du Chamois Dos agrafé In-8 (22,2 x 18 cm), dos agrafé, 30 pages, sans date, illustrations en noir et en couleurs ; rousseurs aux plats, quelques petits incidents sur les bords des plats, par ailleurs assez bon état général. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1929rif. 28241929 plaquette in-seize (booklet sextodecimo), couverture recto illustrée, illustrations dAbel-Petit in-texte, 31 pages, 1929 Paris S. Bornemann Editeur,
1905rif. VBA-261Édité par l'auteur, Imprimerie L. Decléris et Fils, Lyon Non daté [vers 1905 d'après la fonction du signataire de la préface et d'après le texte]. Couverture souple 27,5 x 19 cm. 30 pages. 28 illustrations en noir + illustration en dernière de couverture (voir photo). Poids : 84 grammes.
1933Broché. 92 pages. Rousseurs.
2002français In-8 de 152 pp.; broché de l'éditeur. Illustré de 185 figures.
1696rif. ST19191Paris: Chez La Veuve Piget s.d. but T. Moette 1696. FIRST EDITION later title page. 150 x 82 mm. 5 7/8 x 3 1/4". 6 p.l. xii 47 pp. Early 19th century marbled sheep covers with cresting gilt roll border smooth spine divided into compartments by thick and thin gilt rules these either filled with a lattice of interlocking gilt circles or with gilt flower at center red roan label marbled endpapers. With 35 engravings by Charles Moette showing proper swimming technique. ◆Lower covers with minor loss of patina due to insect activity extremities just a trifle rubbed mild marginal foxing to first and last few text leaves but AN EXTREMELY FINE COPY QUITE CLEAN FRESH AND BRIGHT internally in a well-preserved binding. This is as fine a copy as one could hope to find of the charmingly illustrated first edition of the first French work on swimming. In the history of swimming publications it was preceded only by the 1538 "Colymbetes" by the German professor of languages Nicolaus Winmann the 1587 "De Arte Natandi" by the Englishman Everard Digby and the 1595 English translation and adaptation of that work by Christopher Middleton. Thévenot mainly copied Digby's work and for good reason. Whereas Digby was reputed to be a master swimmer Thévenot was said to be entirely unable to swim. At the time that put him in good company as an ability to swim was not common among his contemporaries and swimming was generally viewed as a skill cultivated only by working-class sailors. Thévenot pointed out its usefulness to trade and to the military at a time when ships were essential in both of those spheres. He also observes that everyone--whether a world traveller or a cautious soul who never leaves his hometown--runs the risk of falling into a river or pond in which case a knowledge of swimming could mean the difference between life and death. There are 39 chapters each devoted to a different stroke or technique and 35 plates in which the move illustrated is discussed. Almost all of the swimmers depicted are male but a couple of plates show women and one a cherubic child. According to Scott Cleary's article "The Ethos Aquatic: Benjamin Franklin and the Art of Swimming" in "Early American Literature" Vol. 46 No. 1 2011 the teenaged Franklin used this work to learn to swim an activity he enjoyed throughout his life. In our copy the title page imprint of T. Moette has been replaced by a later one bearing the name of the widow Piget quai des Augustins. OCLC locates a handful of diverse titles among them an edition of Molière's works and books on gardening and natural history issued by the widow between 1748 and 1750 but OCLC and KVK locate no other institutional copies of this work with Piget's imprint and none appears in auction records. Our 1696 first printing is not a common book generally and copies in the condition seen here are very rare. Chez La Veuve Piget, s.d. [but T. Moette unknown books
rif. ABE-2787832242TIRAGE ARGENTIQUE NOIR ET BLANC-18 CM X 23,5 CM-ALEX JANY ASSIS SUR UN CANAPE LIT-SON EPOUSE ASSISE SUR SON GENOU GAUCHE-LE COUPLE PARCOURANT (A PRIORI) UN RECUEIL D'ARTICLES DE PRESSE-VESTE CHEMISE BLANCHE CRAVATE ET BASKETS POUR LE NAGEUR-CACHET HUMIDE AU DOS "PHOTO REPORTAGE YAN J. DIEUZAIDE TOULOUSE." AU DOS-5 MOTS MANUSCRITS AU DOS-LEGERE PLIURE COIN INF G. (0,5 CM X 0,5 CM) (CP1)
