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réf. 4644Dijon, Centre d'Etudes et de Recherches hispaniques du XXe siècle, Université de Bourgogne, Hispanistica XX-9-1992, broché, couverture illustrée, 15x21 cm. 463 pages. Illustrations en noir et blanc
réf. 008538Colonel Herry, Rouen (propriétaire) ; André Herry (artiste), Ex-libris. Ex-libris (46*55mm) sur un beau papier des papèteries de Voiron. [282-4]
réf. 008760Colonel Marc Brosset-Heckel, Lyon (propriétaire) ; Henry-André (artiste), Ex-libris. Ex-libris (125*85mm), daté 1931. [286-3]
réf. 011946Col.t Dorrien, Ex-libris. Ex-libris, 87*70mm. [336-4]
réf. 56257Paris, Imprimeries Lemercier et Cie. Ludovic Baschet, Editeur, in-8, modeste demi-reliure toilée de l'époque, 311 pages. Bon exemplaire. Intérieur frais. Ex-libris L. Dimier (historien d'art) et timbre à sec sur les pages de garde.
1958réf. 005548Antwerpen Antwerpsche Exlibriskring 1958 In-8 Aucune reliure Bon
1960réf. 005555Antwerpen Antwerpsche Exlibriskring 1960 In-8 Aucune reliure Bon
1954réf. 005546Antwerpen Antwerpsche Exlibriskring 1954 In-8 Aucune reliure Bon
1961réf. 005547Antwerpen Antwerpsche Exlibriskring 1961 In-8 Aucune reliure Bon
1957réf. 005557Antwerpen Antwerpsche Exlibriskring 1957 In-8 Aucune reliure Bon
1944réf. 201591944 GENEVE, Georg - 1944 - In-8 - Reliure éditeur - Illustrations noir et blanc dans le texte - 528 pages - Très bon exemplaire
réf. 21357MOSCOU, Ed. Juridique - 1925 - In-12 - Reliure éditeur couverte de papier collé - 298 pages + XVIII, Table & annexes - Très propre intérieurement.Ex-libris : Marcel Bekus
réf. 12178Les fêtes de l’Alliance. Sans mention d’éditeur, sans date. Grand in 8 à l’italienne, reliure cartonnée, dos toile noire. 80 pages de photographies sur papier couché. Ex- libris. Bon exemplaire.
1812réf. 159091812 PARIS, chez Ancelle - 1812 - In-16 - Couverture muette - Débrochée - 257 pages - Frais intérieurement
1959réf. 005556Antwerpen Antwerpsche Exlibriskring 1959 In-8 Aucune reliure Bon
1880réf. ERJ51Paris, Editions Rouquette, 1880, 17 X 26 cm. Texte à deux colonnes par page, 592 colonnes. 179 pages.
réf. 003950Ex-libris (99*122mm) gravé sur cuivre d'après une gravure du XVIII avec la mention « Copiosius vivitur » et le nom en latin « Clementis Conrade Tangiurii ».
réf. 9381Paris, chez Jacques Guerin, 1731. In-12, reliure de l'époque.
2011réf. 1244972011 Dupuis - 2011 - In-4, relié cartonnage illustré - 100 planches en couleurs et N&B - Édition originale. Préface de 5 pages. Tirage limité à 2600 exemplaires incluant une sérigraphie numérotée et signée (N°1034).
1852réf. 70233Boston: Wright & Hasty Printers 1852. First edition. Paperback. Very Good. 138pp. 19 cm. Tan and black printed wraps. 3/4" losses from the spine ends. Front wrap detached at the head and foot. Small dark partial ring stain to front wrap. Contemporary notations on verso of front wrap. Stitching visible in inside margins. Pages foxed. Fore-edge corners of front wraps and preliminary pages a bit dog-eared. Ex-libris Grace Josephine Boggs with her name and Berkeley California address on the front wrap. Grace Josephine Boggs 1879-1954 was married to Robert Roy Service in 1904. Together they joined the Student Volunteer Movement with the intention of devoting their lives to missionary work. Roy was accepted by the Y.M.C.A. for its foreign work and sent to Purdue University for training. Subsequently the International Committee of the Y.M.C.A. sent the young couple to Chengtu Szechwan in far west China to establish Y.M.C.A. work. Later they were transferred to Shanghai. While in Shanghai Grace served as a member of the China National Committee of the Y.M.C.A. and was active in American and international women's activities including the American Association of University Women and Daughters of the American Revolution. The Grace Service Papers were given to The Bancroft Library by John Stewart Service in July 1986. Information from UC Berkeley Bancroft Library. Wright-Howes C-457. Wagner-Camp 210. Asa Bement Clarke was born in Conway Massachusetts in 1817. He left New York on January 29 1849 as a member of the Hampden Mining Company. He then traveled to California by way of Mexico arriving at Los Angeles on July 9. Ferol Egan recounts his adventures as well as those of others who took the same route to California in "The El Dorado Trail" New York: McGraw-Hill 1971. Wright & Hasty, Printers paperback books
1852réf. 70233Boston: Wright & Hasty Printers 1852. First edition. Paperback. Very Good. 138pp. 19 cm. Tan and black printed wraps. 3/4" losses from the spine ends. Front wrap detached at the head and foot. Small dark partial ring stain to front wrap. Contemporary notations on verso of front wrap. Stitching visible in inside margins. Pages foxed. Fore-edge corners of front wraps and preliminary pages a bit dog-eared. Ex-libris Grace Josephine Boggs with her name and Berkeley California address on the front wrap. Grace Josephine Boggs 1879-1954 was married to Robert Roy Service in 1904. Together they joined the Student Volunteer Movement with the intention of devoting their lives to missionary work. Roy was accepted by the Y.M.C.A. for its foreign work and sent to Purdue University for training. Subsequently the International Committee of the Y.M.C.A. sent the young couple to Chengtu Szechwan in far west China to establish Y.M.C.A. work. Later they were transferred to Shanghai. While in Shanghai Grace served as a member of the China National Committee of the Y.M.C.A. and was active in American and international women's activities including the American Association of University Women and Daughters of the American Revolution. The Grace Service Papers were given to The Bancroft Library by John Stewart Service in July 1986. Information from UC Berkeley Bancroft Library. Wright-Howes C-457. Wagner-Camp 210. Asa Bement Clarke was born in Conway Massachusetts in 1817. He left New York on January 29 1849 as a member of the Hampden Mining Company. He then traveled to California by way of Mexico arriving at Los Angeles on July 9. Ferol Egan recounts his adventures as well as those of others who took the same route to California in "The El Dorado Trail" New York: McGraw-Hill 1971. Wright & Hasty, Printers paperback
1913réf. 4778Paris Editions de la Nouvelle Revue Française 1913 in-folio broché Paris, Editions de la Nouvelle Revue Française, 1913. 33 x 26 cm, in-folio, 72 (3) pp., une vignette non signée sous la justification, broché sous couverture rempliée imprimée.
réf. 003793Ex-libris armorié (83*73mm) avec la devise « Age dicant ». Très beau tirage vers 1900 sur papier japon fin.
réf. 12567Paris, chez Antoine Vitré, 1621, 1 plein veau glacé, dos lisse orné à la grotesque, pièce de titre sur maroquin noir, roulette sur les coupes, tranches rouge, ex-libris armorié contrecollé sur la 1ère garde: "Dionys. Franc. Secousse, eques, in Paris. Curia patro. Et e reg. Human. Litter. Acad. (Denis François Secousse, avocat et académicien, fut chargé de missions par Daguesseau et Louis XV), coiffe sup. et 2 coins légèrement émoussés, petire eraflure sur le plat sup. in-8, 1 ff. blanc, titre, 3 ff.n.c., 228 pp., 1 ff. blanc, exemplaire provenant de la Bibliothèque du grand Colbert, avec l'inscription manuscrite sur le titre "Bibliothecae Colbertina /" ce qui est une provenance tout à fait remarquable, ex-libris armorié contrecollé sur la page de titre: échelle mise en pal au chef chargé d'un aigle bicéphale (famille De Lescalle ?) ;