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15324to. 8 unnumbered ff. With large title woodcut and ornamental woodcut initial. Disbound, with marbled paper spine (c. 1800). Lists the entire domain of the united Spanish kingdom, as well as all its clerical and secular princes. Also identifies the exact tributes to be paid by the various lieges and their estates, including the 140,000 ducats to by paid by the "Isles whence the gold cometh". - Trimmed very closely throughout: first line of the title clipped almost entirely; full-page coat-of-arms slightly touched by binder's knife at right and lower edges. Occasional slight browning and fingerstaining. VD 16, E 3913. Not in Halle or Gilhofer (Zeitungen). Not in Sabin or Howes.
1865ref. 003683Newcastle: T. Fordyce 1865. Single sided printed broadside approximately 225mm x 285mm in size. Lightly browned and creased several small tears to left hand side a few spots of light foxing. The printer was T.homas Fordyce the brother of William see Hunt The Book Trade in Northumberland and Durham to 1860 page 36. The broadside relates to a statue of Charles II which had been recently moved which had "so greatly irritated some inveterate enemy to the Stuart race and fiery zealot of the House of Brunswick that on the 18th the following most ill-natured pasquinade was found posted upon a door immediately under the statue". The said pasquinade is here reprinted with a contemporary reply by Philanthropos. Not found in JISC. First Edition. Unbound. Good. 4to. Broadside. T. Fordyce Paperback
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
1935ref. 4846New York: National Herald 1935. Good. 160pp. Original pictorial wrappers. Wrappers a bit chipped and soiled front wrapper and first three text leaves detached. Contents a bit shaken and tender. A wonderful almanac issued by the Greek-language National Herald considered the paper of record for the Greek communities living in the United States particularly New York. The almanac is printed entirely in Greek and includes information typical for almanacs: schedules of upcoming cultural events a holiday schedule and so forth. There are also numerous stories poems and articles throughout focused of course on the Greek community with numerous illustrations and photographs decorating the text throughout. National Herald unknown books
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
1935ref. 4846New York: National Herald 1935. Good. 160pp. Original pictorial wrappers. Wrappers a bit chipped and soiled front wrapper and first three text leaves detached. Contents a bit shaken and tender. A wonderful almanac issued by the Greek-language National Herald considered the paper of record for the Greek communities living in the United States particularly New York. The almanac is printed entirely in Greek and includes information typical for almanacs: schedules of upcoming cultural events a holiday schedule and so forth. There are also numerous stories poems and articles throughout focused of course on the Greek community with numerous illustrations and photographs decorating the text throughout. National Herald unknown
ref. 50372Three large format albumen print photographs each 230 x 280 mm with captions in the negative; one print with a couple of nicks to top edge otherwise all in fine condition unmounted. unknown
ref. 50370Two large format albumen print photographs each 230 x 280 mm both captioned in the negative at lower right 'Fitzroy Falls Moss Vale'; both in fine condition unmounted. Fitzroy Falls is an 80-metre waterfall located in what is now the Morton National Park in the Southern Highlands region of New South Wales just southeast of Moss Vale and at the head of the Kangaroo Valley. unknown
1791ref. 44407Paris, Imprimerie de Provost, Garnery, 1791. In-12 de (8)-260 pp., demi-maroquin noir à petits coins, dos à nerfs orné de filets dorés, entièrement non rogné (Bauzonnet).
1859ref. 381859 br. in-8, LXXXVII, 473pp., (1f.), 5 planches et 1 carte, Lyon Perrin 1859,
1859ref. 103151859 br. in-8, LXXXVII, 473pp., (1f.), 5 planches et 1 carte, Lyon Perrin 1859,
1772ref. 15319, , 1772-1777. 4 pièces en 2 volumes in-8, texte encadré, veau marbré, dos lisse orné à la grotesque, pièces de titre en maroquin rouge et de tomaison en maroquin noir, tranches rouges (reliure de l'époque).
1589ref. 42498En Angolesme, par l'Aucteur [Olivier de Minières], 1589. Petit in-8 (164 x 105 mm) de 15 pp. (A-B4), caractères italiques, veau fauve glacé, dos lisse orné de fleurons, titre doré en long, triple filet doré d'encadrement sur les plats, tranches dorées (Koehler).
1850ref. 704Manchester NH: Printed by Abbott Jenks & Co. Manchester NH. Published by Tewksbury & Brother do. Engraved by EA Teulon Boston n.d. c. 1850. First edition. Loose_leaf. Very Good . E.A. Teulon. 3 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches. Glazed card with the Lord's Prayer in an engraved circle with even smaller type at center. Owner's note in pencil on verso. Light soiling. A rare example of early American miniature printing. Printed by Abbott, Jenks & Co., Manchester, NH. Published by Tewksbury & Brother, do. Engraved by EA Teulon, Boston unknown
1872ref. 12672San Luis Potosi Mx 1872. 22pp. on a folded folio sheet. An intriguing issue of the San Luis Potosi state newspaper La Sombra de Zaragoza produced in the late-Spring of 1872. The paper was issued at irregular intervals at the time but was most frequently issued as a four-page paper printed on a single large folio sheet. Such is not the case in the present issue. Most of the first two pages of the paper print regulations for brokers working in the plaza of San Luis Potosi including new prohibitions and tariffs. The last part of the last column prints a public notice of an estate auction and an advertisement for the sale of the Velez Printing House. Page two ends with "Imp. del Gobierno." The second leaf is entirely comprised of eight forms of type imposed in quarto format indicating pages 129-136 of some larger work. Further research reveals that this second leaf prints one gathering of a larger pamphlet which appears on the second leaf of several issues in the full run of La Sombra de Zaragoza consulted at the Beinecke Library. The pamphlet is entitled Arancel de Aduanas Maritimas y Fronterizas de los Estados-Unidos Mexicanos published by the authorities of the state of San Luis Potosi. In an instance of historical echo in present times the pamphlet pertains to maritime and border customs tariffs imposed by the Mexican government. The presence of one quarto sheet of a larger pamphlet tacked onto the second leaf of the state newspaper seems to indicate that the Mexican government in San Luis Potosi in the mid-19th century sometimes pre-empted the work of the printers at La Sombra de Zaragoza to produce larger government publications. As such the present issue is at one and the same time an original periodical produced by the press in San Luis Potosi and a handsome example of mid-19th-century Mexican job printing. unknown books
1872ref. 12672San Luis Potosi Mx 1872. 22pp. on a folded folio sheet. An intriguing issue of the San Luis Potosi state newspaper La Sombra de Zaragoza produced in the late-Spring of 1872. The paper was issued at irregular intervals at the time but was most frequently issued as a four-page paper printed on a single large folio sheet. Such is not the case in the present issue. Most of the first two pages of the paper print regulations for brokers working in the plaza of San Luis Potosi including new prohibitions and tariffs. The last part of the last column prints a public notice of an estate auction and an advertisement for the sale of the Velez Printing House. Page two ends with "Imp. del Gobierno." The second leaf is entirely comprised of eight forms of type imposed in quarto format indicating pages 129-136 of some larger work. Further research reveals that this second leaf prints one gathering of a larger pamphlet which appears on the second leaf of several issues in the full run of La Sombra de Zaragoza consulted at the Beinecke Library. The pamphlet is entitled Arancel de Aduanas Maritimas y Fronterizas de los Estados-Unidos Mexicanos published by the authorities of the state of San Luis Potosi. In an instance of historical echo in present times the pamphlet pertains to maritime and border customs tariffs imposed by the Mexican government. The presence of one quarto sheet of a larger pamphlet tacked onto the second leaf of the state newspaper seems to indicate that the Mexican government in San Luis Potosi in the mid-19th century sometimes pre-empted the work of the printers at La Sombra de Zaragoza to produce larger government publications. As such the present issue is at one and the same time an original periodical produced by the press in San Luis Potosi and a handsome example of mid-19th-century Mexican job printing. unknown
1770ref. 2515Mexico 1770. Very good. Small broadside approximately 12.25 x 8.25 inches. Minor wear a couple of small chips at edges. Light toning and dust soiling. This single-page production printed in double-column format in Roman and italic types shows a mid-18th-century change to the Catholic marriage service and is essentially a cancel to be inserted into the liturgy book. The place and date of publication are based on typography and watermark. This scarce example of job printing for the church in Mexico is not located by the standard bibliographies and OCLC locates only one copy at the Bridwell Library. unknown books
1770ref. 2515Mexico 1770. Very good. Small broadside approximately 12.25 x 8.25 inches. Minor wear a couple of small chips at edges. Light toning and dust soiling. This single-page production printed in double-column format in Roman and italic types shows a mid-18th-century change to the Catholic marriage service and is essentially a cancel to be inserted into the liturgy book. The place and date of publication are based on typography and watermark. This scarce example of job printing for the church in Mexico is not located by the standard bibliographies and OCLC locates only one copy at the Bridwell Library. unknown
1906ref. 56226Colorado Springs CO: Colorado Springs Typographical Union No. 82 The Prompt Printery 1906. 4to. 10 x 12.5 in. Approx. 120 pp unpaginated. colour-tinted decorated borders on most text and advertising leaves numerous colour plates numerous tipped-in colour plates & photochromes tipped-in colour printing samples and photo printing samples most still preserving original printed tissue guards. Contemporary limp burgundy calf covers marbled endpapers preserving the original embossed & decorated front softcovers raised lettering & chromolithograph illust. of the I.T.U. Union Printer’s sanatorium in Colorado Springs slightly shaken minor rubbing some edgewear still a VG copy. First edition thus of this lavishly produced souvenir for the International Typographical Union convention which originally formed in 1852 and who George Childs and Anthony Drexel founded their Union Printers Home for the “Aged and Sanatorium for Tuberculosis” in 1889. Henry Warnack details the circumstances and facilities of the Union Printers Home as well as the wards orderlies nurses doctors treatment and rehabilitation regimen of the Tuberculosis Sanatorium -- principal cause of death among union members at the time. Also included is a well-illustrated article by James Lynch detailing the efforts of the Typographical Union and Typesetters to secure an eight hour work day and the struggle against printers and owners to secure these rights. Colour plates show the observatory on Pike’s Peak The Grand Canyon Royal Gorge & Hanging Bridge by Jackson Seltzer’s bucking Broncho and Hart Purdy’s Cow Girl. Worldcat locates 2 copies Colorado College Univ. of Colorado Denver. [Colorado Springs Typographical Union, No. 82, The Prompt Printery], paperback
First edition, 16pp., orig. printed wrappers. "The annexed Letter appeared in the "Bridgnorth Journal" of November 3, 1866. It purports to be a brief description of the Visit paid by the British Volunteers to the "Tir National," at Brussels, in October of that year, at the invitation of the King of the Belgians."
Edition Vaovao, (New Edition), small 8vo (144 x 92 mm), iv, 100, ivpp., inscription on fly-leaf, "printed and bound at the printing office Tananarive.", original blue leather, gilt, worn at extremities, head and foot of spine chipped.
ref. 21789A Berlin, s.n. (Paris, Etienne-Vincent Robin), 1762 ; 162, [3] pp.Suivi de : Vallet (Pierre) : Méthode pour faire promptement des progrès dans les sciences et dans les arts. Grenoble, Veuve d’André Faure, 1767 ; [12], VI, 156, [4] pp.Suivi de : Billy, De : Nouveau traité de la Mémoire, ou l’on explique d’une manière nette et mécanique ses effets les plus surprenans. Paris, Vve de Jean Boudot et Jean Boudot fils, 1708 ; [44], 127, [1] pp. Reliés en un volume in-12, demi veau marbré, dos à nerfs, pièce de titre marron, tranches rouges (reliure ancienne).
First edition, small 8vo (131 x 81 mm), [24], 112, 117-172pp., (i.e. 168pp., as 113-16 omitted in the pagination), mounted woodcut frontispiece of a male archer, early ownership signature to title partially erased, upper corner of D1 restored with a loss of a few letters which have been added in ms. blank lower corner of M3 repaired, occasional light soiling and staining, marbled endpapers, eighteenth-century green morocco, tooled in gilt, overall a very good copy. Written when he was sixty-six years old, this is probably the last book which Markham wrote, and is one of his scarcest. "The practical instruction which he proceeds to give to the would-be-archer, of the bow and its use, the shooting-glove, the string, the shaft, the steel of the arrow, the feather, and the arrow-head, is reminiscent of Asham and may indeed be derived from his Toxophilus."?Poynter. Only two other copies have appeared at auction over the last 70 years, the Macclesfield copy sold by Sotheby's 14th April 2005 lot 1311 ?6,600 and the Fox Pointe copy sold by Forum Auctions 10th July 2019 lot 104 ?5000. STC 17333; Poynter, 40; Cockle, 129; Schwerdt II, p.10; Lake & Wright, p.199.
ref. 20786Lyon, Rusand, [s.d.] ; in-8, broché, 59 pp., couverture gris-bleu muette.
First edition, [viii], 344, [2]pp., cont. half calf, hinges cracked, upper board almost detached.
