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Prima edizione di 450 esemplari numerati (nostro 232) e firmati da Gagliardo. 48 pagine di incisioni all'acquaforte.
ref. 1002Milano, Editoriale italiana, 1945 ; in-8, cartonnage, jaquette illustrée. 48 planches reproductions.
1945ref. 005536Milan Editoriale Italiana 1945 In-8 Cartonnage Bon
1945Mm 155x210 Volume in copertina rigida con titolo su etichetta applicata al piatto, 60 pagine con 48 tavole in nero in chiusura del libro non comprese nel testo. Copia in ottime condizioni; spedizione in 24 ore dalla conferma dell'ordine.
1945Volume edito in 450 copie tutte firmate dall'autore (questa la n. 332)
1945Milano, Ed. Italiana, 1945, 8vo m.tela blu, pp. 80 con illustrazioni n.t. e 50 tav. in nero, seppia e a col. Esemplare n° 283 di 450, con firma autografa di Martini.
ref. 991Milano. E. Italiana, 1945 ; in-16, cartonnage, jaquette illustrée. 12 lithographies en couleurs, 38 planches en noir et 5 dessins. Tirage à 500 exemplaires, celui-ci un des 450 numérotés et signés par l'artiste. En page de garde, envoi signé de l'auteur.
1945ref. 005535Milan Editoriale Italiana 1945 In-8 Cartonnage Bon
1964biglietto di auguri di 4 facciate con un Ex - Libris ed una poesia di Ugo Stefanutti; buon es..
1881ref. 499801881 POUGHKEESIE, A.V. Haight - Juin 1881 - In-12 - Reliure 1/2 toile - 39 pages - Envoi manuscrit - Ex-libris armorié vicomte de Noailles - Réf. 49980
1949ref. 006662Jyväskylässä K.J. Gummerus osakeyhtiö 1949 In-8 Cartonnage Jaquette en très bon état Très bon
1955ref. 004616Paris Presses Universitaires de France 1955 In-8 Broché Edition originale
1967ref. 78728ABLondon, Longmans, 1967. 479 S. OLn.
1954ref. 005526Amsterdam - Antwerpen Wereld Bibliotheek Vereniging 1954 In-8 Cartonnage Jaquette en bon état Bon
ref. 72613Coll. "Saint-Germain-Des-Prés" n° 1, Paris, éd. Le Divan, 1925, Première édition sur papier ordinaire, pt. in-8, cartonnage souple, couv. texte en noir sur fond orange éd., 134 pp., portrait photographique en noir de Corbière en frontispice, nb. portraits et 1 fac-similé de son écriture, bibliographie, documents, table des illustrations et des matières, ce livre se trouvait dans la bibliothèque de Francis Eon (ex-libris), Edouard-Joachim "Tristan" Corbière (1845 - 1875) fut un poète français proche du Symbolisme. Il fut l'auteur que d'un seul recueil de poésie et de quelques "lignes" de prose. Francis Eon (1879 - 1942) fut un poète français, docteur en droit, avocat à la Cour d'Appel de Poitiers et au tribunal de Fontenay-Le-Comte. Il publia dans la "Revue du Bas-Poitou", au "Mercure de France" ainsi qu'au "Divan". Bel ex-libris. Très bon état; le papier est uniformement jauni
1932ref. 19788Paris, aux dépens de la Société des Bibliophiles du Papier, 1932 (Imprimerie Stelmans) ; in 8, vélin ivoire, titre imprimé sur le premier plat, tête dorée, garde de papier marbré à tourbillons, façon XVIIe (reliure non signée mais très probablement de Canape et Corriez) ; [1]f. bl., [8], 125, [1] pp., [1] f. bl., frontispice gravé par Omer Bouchery et bandeaux dessinés par J. Bruna, étui.
1852ref. 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
1852ref. 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
2006ref. 042909Zürich, Limmat Verlag, 2006. gr 8°, Lwd., 143 S. und Beiheft (31 S.) - originalvberpacktes Exemplar
2006ref. 042908Zürich, Limmat Verlag, 2006. gr 8°, Lwd., 143 S. und Beiheft (31 S.) - originalverpacktes Exemplar
2006ref. 93458ABZürich, Limmat-Verlag, 2006. 143 S. zahlr. Ill. OLn. Schönes Exemplar.
2006ref. 63269Zürich : Limmat-Verl. 2006. 143 S. : zahlr. Exlibris Abb. Gewebe, gebundene Ausgabe, Leinen, Exemplar in gutem Erhaltungszustand
1960ref. 71795New York: The Viking Press 1960. First edition review copy. Hardcover. Very Good/Good . 373pp. Octavo 21 cm Natural cloth covered boards with a dark green ink stamped title on the spine and dark green ink stamped natural vignettes on the spine and front cover. Publisher's olive green topstain. Ex-libris Missoula author Dorothy Johnson with Johnson's inscription on the front free endpaper. Also in pen on the free endpaper: "reviewed for Sat. Review." Covers cocked. Numerous tiny moisture spots to top edge of text block they do not transfer to the pages. In the dust jacket with multiple small closed and open tears to the edges. Review by Robert L. Perkin for Berry's "Moontrap" laid in. Robert L. Perkin was the editor for the "Rocky Mountain News." Several other pieces of ephemera related to the author also tucked in. A novel of a desperate quest in early Oregon. Don Berry 1932-2001 was most known for his historical novels about early settlers in the Oregon Country. The Viking Press hardcover books
1960ref. 71795New York: The Viking Press 1960. First edition review copy. Hardcover. Very Good/Good . 373pp. Octavo 21 cm Natural cloth covered boards with a dark green ink stamped title on the spine and dark green ink stamped natural vignettes on the spine and front cover. Publisher's olive green topstain. Ex-libris Missoula author Dorothy Johnson with Johnson's inscription on the front free endpaper. Also in pen on the free endpaper: "reviewed for Sat. Review." Covers cocked. Numerous tiny moisture spots to top edge of text block they do not transfer to the pages. In the dust jacket with multiple small closed and open tears to the edges. Review by Robert L. Perkin for Berry's "Moontrap" laid in. Robert L. Perkin was the editor for the "Rocky Mountain News." Several other pieces of ephemera related to the author also tucked in. A novel of a desperate quest in early Oregon. Don Berry 1932-2001 was most known for his historical novels about early settlers in the Oregon Country. The Viking Press hardcover
