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1483ref. 184819N: N 1483. 1 1483 J. Koelhoff the Elder Cologne. A leaf from Jean Gerson. Opera. 36-39 lines double column gothic letter. 28.7 cm. x 21.3 cm. 2 1485 J. Otmar Reutlingen. A leaf from Jacobus de Voragine. Legenda Aurea. 45 lines and headline double column gothic letter. 28.5 cm. x 20.2 cm. 3 1491 A. Koberger Nuremberg. A leaf from Bonaventura. Quaestiones super IV libros Sententiarum Petri Lombardi. 64 lines of commentary round text and headline double column gothic letter. 30 cm. x 21.2 cm. 4 1494 A. Koberger Nuremberg. A leaf from Johannes Herolt. Sermones de Tempore et de Sanctis. 62 lines and headline double column gothic letter. 30.2 cm. x 21.4 cm. 5 1496 H. Quentell Cologne. A leaf from Geradus de Harderwyck. Epitomata seu reparationes totius philosophiae naturalis Aristotelis. 46 lines and headline gothic letter. 19.1 cm. x 13.3 cm. 6 1496 A. Koberger Nuremberg. A leaf from Alexander Carpentarius. Destructorium Vitiorum. 62 lines and headline double column gothic letter. 27.2 cm. cropped x 19.7 cm. 1483-1496. Together:. N unknown
1945ref. 2251The Hague: 's-Gravenhage F. Batten; Printed by N.G. van der A Drukkerij Albédon 1945. First edition thus. First edition thus together with: second edition. 8 pp. String-tied textured wrappers. Minor wear to spine else fine. One copy each of the first edition March 1945 and the second edition April 1945 each one of one hundred numbered copies "somewhere in occupied Holland in honour of our British allies on the Ides of March 1945." Number 1 of the series Vliegend Verzet. Reprints Brooke's "Safety" and "The Soldier" along with Churchill's memoir of Brooke from the Times of April 26th 1915. ['s-Gravenhage, F. Batten; Printed by N.G. van der A (Drukkerij Albédon)] unknown
1829ref. 5234New York: New York Protestant Episcopal Press 1829. Very good. Broadside 10.5 x 9 inches. Old folds foxing creasing and toning with substantial but irregularly-trimmed margins. An unrecorded New York broadside advertising the opening of the New York Protestant Episcopal Press NYPEP and related activities at No. 46 Lumber Street in New York City in 1829. The text states that "PRINTING of every description will be executed for Churches Bible and Common Prayer-Book Societies Tract Societies Missionary or Education Societies and all other religious institutions of the Protestant Episcopal Church at the lowest rates and in the best manner" and that the new establishment will "also be the publication office of The Family Visiter and Sunday School Magazine; and of The Children's Magazine." The text also includes notes about the business of the organization as well as notices to "Booksellers who are members of the Protestant Episcopal Church" and "secretaries of religious and charitable associations." In addition to their printing and binding work the broadside states that the NYPEP will take charge of the depositories of five New York institutions -- the General Protestant Episcopal Sunday Union the New York Bible and Common Prayer-Book Society the Auxiliary New York Bible and Common Prayer-Book Society the New York Protestant Episcopal Tract Society and the New York Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Society. The bottom half of the broadside is taken up with a listing of the organization's Board of Trustees "Other Managers" the general agent book-keeper printer William Van Norden and binder Christian Brown along with a postscript with details on various forthcoming publications by the press. William Van Norden was a prolific printer in New York in the first half of the 19th century producing more than just religious works. He printed the collected works of Benjamin Franklin Hannah Moore's memoir and the Proceedings of the New York Historical Society among many other works and later helped produce The National Portrait Gallery of Distinguished Americans. We could locate no other copies of this broadside anywhere. [New York Protestant Episcopal Press] unknown
1829ref. 5234New York: New York Protestant Episcopal Press 1829. Very good. Broadside 10.5 x 9 inches. Old folds foxing creasing and toning with substantial but irregularly-trimmed margins. An unrecorded New York broadside advertising the opening of the New York Protestant Episcopal Press NYPEP and related activities at No. 46 Lumber Street in New York City in 1829. The text states that "PRINTING of every description will be executed for Churches Bible and Common Prayer-Book Societies Tract Societies Missionary or Education Societies and all other religious institutions of the Protestant Episcopal Church at the lowest rates and in the best manner" and that the new establishment will "also be the publication office of The Family Visiter and Sunday School Magazine; and of The Children's Magazine." The text also includes notes about the business of the organization as well as notices to "Booksellers who are members of the Protestant Episcopal Church" and "secretaries of religious and charitable associations." In addition to their printing and binding work the broadside states that the NYPEP will take charge of the depositories of five New York institutions -- the General Protestant Episcopal Sunday Union the New York Bible and Common Prayer-Book Society the Auxiliary New York Bible and Common Prayer-Book Society the New York Protestant Episcopal Tract Society and the New York Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Society. The bottom half of the broadside is taken up with a listing of the organization's Board of Trustees "Other Managers" the general agent book-keeper printer William Van Norden and binder Christian Brown along with a postscript with details on various forthcoming publications by the press. William Van Norden was a prolific printer in New York in the first half of the 19th century producing more than just religious works. He printed the collected works of Benjamin Franklin Hannah Moore's memoir and the Proceedings of the New York Historical Society among many other works and later helped produce The National Portrait Gallery of Distinguished Americans. We could locate no other copies of this broadside anywhere. [New York Protestant Episcopal Press] unknown books
1831ref. 000015Paris Louis Janet 1831
First Edition in English, small 4to, typographical device on title, title recto [A], verso blank, [2], 41, [1] pp., modern half calf, a good copy. "The political satire against the Duc des Luynes, according to Barbier, was the cause of the author's imprisonment in the Bastille where he died. The bibliography of the early French editions, as in the case of the more celebrated Menippean satire, does not appear to have been studied so that it would be difficult to say with just what celerity it was translated and published in English. However, the fact that it was translated is not necessarily an indication of the concern of Jacobean England with the internal affairs of France. Although this translation may have been in part intended as a commentary upon Buckingham and other 'favourites' of the King's Council, it was probably published principally because of its intrinsic wit and vigor." - Pforzheimer Library. S.T.C. 15203; Hazlitt 11, 123; Huntington C.L., 511; Pforzheimer, 578.
1875ref. 66610Manchester; Co-Operative Printing Society 1875. First Edition. Hardback. Uniformly bound in contemporary dark calf over matching buckram boards. Spine bands and board extremities rubbed and dulled. Remains quite a strong tight copy overall. Scans and additional bibliographic detail on request. ; 0 pages; Subjects: Communal living. Co-operative societies. Central Co-operative Board. General Federation of Trade Unions. Cooperative societies - Great Britain - Statistics. 1st editions mostly with a couple of off-prints. Manchester; Co-Operative Printing Society hardcover
1984ref. 3831FBMailand, Jaca Book Codici, 1984. Groß-8°. 23 x 18 cm. 90 Blatt; 240 Seiten. Roter Original-Lederband auf 3 Bünden mit reicher Blindprägung und goldgeprägtem Rückentitel und Original-Leinenband mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel in farbig illustriertem Original-Pappschuber. [6 Warenabbildungen]
2004ref. 4030FBGütersloh, Coron Verlag, 2004. Faksimile: 34,5 x 25 cm. Kassette: 42 x 33 x 8 cm. 20, [2] Blatt; 57 Seiten. Original-Rindslederband mit Blindprägung, goldgeprägtem Wappensupralibros und insgesamt 8 floral verzierten Eckbeschlägen. Original-Leinenband mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel. Original-Leinenkassette mit montierter farbiger Deckelabbildung und Einschubfach im samtbezogenen Sockel für den Kommentarband. [8 Warenabbildungen]
1948ref. 012983paris Chez Seghers 1948 In-12 Broché, couverture à rabats
2008ref. 4051FBLuzern, Faksimile-Verlag, 2008. Faksimile: 16 x 13 cm. Kassette: 21 x 18,5 x 8 cm. 44 Blatt; 307 Seiten. Original-Samteinband mit gewebtem Muster und Rundum-Goldschnitt und Original-Leinenband mit goldgeprägtem Titel in Original-Schmuckkassette mit Lederbezug und dem Replikat zweier byzantinischer Elfenbeintafeln aus dem Aachener Domschatz. [7 Warenabbildungen]
Second edition, 8vo, [16], 254, [2]pp., the first leaf and the last leaf are blank, title within elaborate ornamental woodcut border, woodcut initials and head-pieces, illustrations including full-page chart with signs of the zodiac, blank margins of title a little frayed, foremargins of first 12 leaves cut close and just touching text, C5 with part of foremargin torn away, old paper repair missing text added in manuscript, C6 with blank foremargin torn away with partial repair, foremargin of F4 with old paper repair and lacking a couple of letters, pages 99-114 with worm track which affects a few words but without loss on sense, small rust hole to gutter margin of K1-K3, some contemporary ink marginalia in the hand of Thomas Gibbon, contemporary calf, blind tooled, spine split. "This book is the second (first in 1612), enlarged, edition of his popular handbook on astronomical and astrological data. It contains instructions and tables for astrological calculations, finding the time by either the position of the sun or the moon, determining dates of movable Christian feasts, etc. The calendar section is followed by shorter sections on financial advice, tables of historical information and legal matters."?Tomash & Williams. STC, 13779; Tomash & Williams, H163.
1900ref. 65345EXTREMELY RARE lithograph map from the Government Printing Office Washington. Condition: with folds as issued expertly repaired small tears on folds. Government Printing Office, Washington.
1900ref. 63248photo lithograph original green-coloured background EXTREMELY RARE. Andrew B. Graham 1845-1909 was an American lithographer. The firm Andrew B. Graham Company was one of several that thrived on lucrative government publication contracts. Condition: with folds as issued. Reference: Griffin # 748 but later edition: 1st October 1901 Government Printing Office, Washington.
1849ref. 43873(Lyon), Jacques-Nicolas Senocq, 1849. Placard autographié (560 x 440mm).
1714ref. 44331S.l.n.d., , 1714-1734. Placard in-quarto sur soie (39 x 25 cm).
ref. 4034FBVatikanstadt / Stuttgart, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana / Belser Verlag, 2019. Schuber: 2°. 44 x 30 cm. 4 Tafeln; 22 Seiten. Original-Halbleinenband mit goldgeprägtem Deckeltitel und 4 Faksimiletafeln in geschlossenem Original-Schuber in rotem Halbleder mit Leinenbezug und Goldprägung. [7 Warenabbildungen]
4to. (12) ff. With the woodcut Papal arms on the title-page. Modern half vellum over marbled boards. Papal bull deposing Cardinals Bernardino Carvajal, Guillaume Briçonnet, and Francesco Borgia for having convoked the schismatic second Council of Pisa. After the death of Julius II and the election of Leo X in 1513, the surviving rebel cardinals apologized and were once more received into the church. - According to the HAB Wolfenbüttel, the author was Adriano Castellesi (1458-1518). The printer is identified by F. Barberi, Tipografi romani del Cinquecento (S. 49). - Some waterstaining throughout; an old handwritten shelfmark to the title-page (trimmed). Edit 16, CNCE 51375.
ref. 102515Nancy Imageries réunies de Jarville-Nancy n.d. early twentieth century Complete set of 14 stencil-coloured lithographies numbered I - XIV. Size c. 28 x 41 cm. Traces of staples at the top margin. A lovely clean set with bright colours. The illustrations are signed with the initials v.H. The fourteen plates show the stations of the cross. The illustrations are all set within an architectural border with the tetramorph in the corners the Four Evangelists in animal form with Matthew depicted as a man Mark as a lion Luke as a bull and John as an eagle. For over a century the eastern part of France was the centre of production for these prints and hundreds of people worked in the printing houses. The best known are prints from Epinal but thetr were also the printing houses of Metz Narcy-Jarville Point-à-Mousson Strasbourg and Wissembourg. These popular prints were produced as cheaply as possible in very large numbers and were destined for children and adults with modest means. The prints were coloured to make them more attractive but this also had to be done cheaply so stencil colouring was used. As we see in our copy very bright colours were used to make the prints stand out in the dark interiors of modest househoulds. Due to their nature they give a good view of the life of normal people at the time. They were very fragile and not many survived so they have now become quite scarce.
1732ref. 45079Toul , Claude Vincent, 1732. 2 tomes en 1 vol. petit in-4 (14 x 21 cm) de (6)-XXVIII-340-(4) pp. 1 portrait et 1 planche hors texte, (4)-335-(4) pp. 2 planches hors texte, veau brun, dos à nerfs, pièce de titre en maroquin fauve (reliure de l'époque).
1946ref. 21612Librairie Fayard, 1946-1945 ; quatre tomes in-8 (228 mm), brochés, couvertures rempliées décorées ; 238; 329, [5 bl.] ; 410, [3 bl.], 1 carte dépliante ; 392, un plan dépliant ; frontispices, figures, lettrines, culs-de-lampe gravés sur bois et tirés en bistre.
1567ref. PHO-2114Genève, Excudebat Henricus Stephanus, 1567, folio (34x23cm), pagination par colonnes, 2ff.-866-846-434, veau tacheté, dos à nerfs, manque au dos, coiffes absentes, coins usés, mouillure claire.
1818ref. 44798Lunéville, Imprimerie de J. E. B. Guibal, 1818. 2 parties en 1 vol. in-4 de (8)-VI-329 pp., (6)-79 pp., 13 planches et 1 tableau, demi-basane olive, dos lisse orné de fleurons à froid et de filets et roulettes dorés (reliure de l'époque).
4to. (4) ff. With the woodcut Papal arms on the title-page. Modern half vellum over marbled boards. Papal breve regarding the deposition and excommunication of the rebellious cardinals Bernardino Carvajal, Guillaume Briçonnet, Francesco Borgia, and René de Prie for having convoked the schismatic second Council of Pisa in 1511. After the death of Julius II and the election of Leo X in 1513, the surviving rebels apologized and were once more received into the church. - Slight waterstaining throughout; an old handwritten shelfmark to title. Edit 16, CNCE 51235.
