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1927ref. 66711927 Aubenas, imprimerie Clovis Habauzit, 1927 / 1943, ensemble de 5 volumes in-8 94+261+219+326 (+23)+190 pages. Dessins en noir in et hors texte essentiellement dans le premier volume. Quelques blasons en noir. Tirage à 100 exemplaires (excepté le tome III annoncé à 150 exemplaires).Exemplaire non numérotés. Edition originale complète en 5 volumes. De toute rareté.Superbe reliure demi chagrin bleu , travail non signé : bel objet
ref. 20427Les Andelys, Veuve Monton, s.d. (1918). Une feuille (45 x 30 cm), gravure sur bois représentant Saint Vaast audessus de La Vierge et de Saint Sébastien. Bon état, déchirure latérale réparée.
ref. 5063Legendes Chemins D'Hier Et D'Aujourd'Hui, IMPRIMERIE MISTRAL/CAVAILLON, 1994petit in 8 , 320 pages , dedicace de l'auteur , parfait etat , comme neuf
ref. 934- broché - Edité par l'Association Revivre, Mairie de Saint-Genis-Laval - Imprimerie du Montet - 1981 - In-8 (23 x 16,5 cm) broché - 282 pages - Riche iconographie en noir et blanc - D'après les manuscrits de Joseph Cartellier, revus et complétés par Albert Laurent - Edition originale tirée sur papier bouffant crème, sans justificatif de tirage
1922ref. 002251Paris Albin Michel 1922
ref. 6215In 12 broché,titre,46 pages sur papier couché,figures dans le texte.Saint-Dizier établissement André Brulliard imprimerie A.Brulliard et J.Thévenot réunies 1928 tiré à part des mémoires de la société des lettres de Saint-Dizier Tome XIX-1926,très bon état.
1944ref. 67941944 Edité par IMPRIMERIE GENERALE JEAN DE BUSSAC, CLERMONT- FERRAND, 1944Un volume in-8, broché, 188 pages , blasons en couleurs en frontispice , une carte dépliante in-fine , planches d' illustrations hors-texte , édition originale tirée à 380 ex. numérotés , un des 300 sur velin ( n° 227 ) : bon exemplaire . Un envoi et une dédicace de l'auteur avec une francisque !....
1940ref. AH0200010Washington DC: U.S. Government Printing Office 1940. 4th. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Interior clean and intact. Fold out map present and intact. Blue cloth cover rubbed with some bumps and edgewear. 592 pages. U.S. Government Printing Office hardcover
1923ref. 884591923. WOODBLOCK PRINTING CLAUDEL Paul. SAINTEGENEVIEVE Poeme Par Paul Claudel. Tokio Chinchiocha A.D. 1923. #610 of 1000cc. Tall folding album 32.5 x 13.5 cm bound in paulownia wood kiri. An illustration by Tomita Keisen and a page reproducing Claudel's script were cut into woodblocks by the master Igami Bonkotsu as well as the title design by Noemi Pernessin and a series of text illustrations by Audrey Parr. The rest of the text which is entirely in French is typeset. A lovely French-Japanese collaboration created at the moment that Tokyo was crushed by earthquake and fire. In the original publisher's clasped chitsu case. Near fine. unknown
1923ref. 884591923. WOODBLOCK PRINTING CLAUDEL Paul. SAINTEGENEVIEVE Poeme Par Paul Claudel. Tokio Chinchiocha A.D. 1923. #610 of 1000cc. Tall folding album 32.5 x 13.5 cm bound in paulownia wood kiri. An illustration by Tomita Keisen and a page reproducing Claudel's script were cut into woodblocks by the master Igami Bonkotsu as well as the title design by Noemi Pernessin and a series of text illustrations by Audrey Parr. The rest of the text which is entirely in French is typeset. A lovely French-Japanese collaboration created at the moment that Tokyo was crushed by earthquake and fire. In the original publisher's clasped chitsu case. Near fine. unknown books
2010ref. 4026FBGütersloh/München, Faksimile-Verlag, 2010. Vitrine: 20 x 35 x 42 cm. 718; 168, XXXII Seiten. Faksimileband: Rostroter Original-Samteinband auf 4 Bünden mit Replikat eines Elfenbeinreliefs der Kreuzigungsszene, eingefasst in einen Rahmen aus verziertem Goldblech, auf dem Vorderdeckel, teilvergoldeter, durchbrochener Silberplatte, Papst Gregor den Großen darstellend, Buchschnitt mit gemaltem Ornamentschmuck und zwei vergoldeten Kettenschließen. Kommentarband: Original-Leinenband mit goldgeprägtem Deckel- und Rückentitel. Beides in Original-Glasvitrine mit Holzeinfassung und Samtkissen auf integrierter Kassette mit Leinenbezug für den Kommentarband. [12 Warenabbildungen]
1896ref. 70751896 Paris, imprimerie et libraire administratives et classiques, paul Dupont , 1896. In-12,, superbe reliure demi-chagrin brun janséniste, tranches superieure dorée. cxxxiii, (1), 368, (1) p. de table. Catalogue des oeuvres présentées lors du Salon de 1896.
ref. 8658Paris, Imprimerie Georges Lang, Société des Artistes français, 1925. In-8, broché, couverture illustrée, 162 pp.
Single sheet printed on bluish paper on recto only (200 x 320 mm). Lithographic sketch of rear facade of Salford House. Holzenberg 243.
Paris, Imprimerie Georges Lang, Société des Artistes français, 1925. In-8, broché, couverture illustrée, 162 pp. Planches hors-texte.
ref. 180261Paris, Perrin, 1931 petit in-8, XX-521 pp., portrait-frontispice, index, broché.
1639Folio. I: Lanndhandvest. Des Löblichen Hertogthumbs Steyr, darinnen Keyserliche, Königliche, und Landtsfürstliche Freyhaiten, Statua, Landtgebruch and andere Satz [...]. (4), 67, (1) ff. (Augsburg, Michael Manger), 1583. - II: Des Löblichen Fürstenthumbs Steyer Gerichtsordnung: Wie vor der Landtshauptmanschafft und dem Schrannengericht Procediert werden solle Reformiert Im Jahr/1618 [...]. (4), 48 ff. Graz, Widmanstetter, 1620. - III: Des Löblichen Fürstenthumbs Steyer Landt- und Peindlich Gerichtsordnung [...]. (7), 56, (1) ff. (Augsburg, Michael Manger), 1583. - IV: Bergwercksordnung. (2), 50, (3) ff. Graz, Widmanstetter, 1617. - V: Deß Fürstenthumbs Steyr BerckrechtsBüchel [...]. (6) ff. Graz, Sebastian Haupt, 1639. - VI: New verfaste ZechendtOrdnung, im Fürstenthumb Steyr. (6) ff. Graz, Sebastian Haupt, [c. 1605, from Austrian National Library copy]. - VII: In allgemainen der Dreyer Lande Steyr, Khärndten, unnd Crain [...] Landttag. (10) ff. (Graz), [Zacharias Bartsch], (1578). With 3 title pages printed in red and black, one woodcut title border and large heraldic woodcut (IV), and 3 page-sized woodcuts in the text. Several woodcut vignettes. Contemporary vellum. These separately published regimes are "of the utmost importance for Austrian legal history" (cf. A. Huber, quoted in Europ. Rechtsgeschichte). Discusses administrative and civil law, legal procedure, treatment of the "villains", and various crimes (murder, manslaughter, personal injury, theft, adultery, infanticide, abduction, polygamy, magic, poisoning, violation, etc.) and their punishment. - Binding somewhat wormed and with traces of cuts; altogether a very appealing volume with seven interesting works of 16th-century practical law. Very rare throughout, none of the works in OCLC. I: VD 16, S 8762. BM-STC German 841. Sauer & Auvermann (Europäische Rechtsgeschichte) 2190. Stubenrauch 1367. Stobbe II, 410. Not in Adams. - II: VD 17, 1:015904M. Bibliogr. Widmannstadiana 332. Not in Sauer & Auvermann. Stubenrauch 3291. - III: VD 16, S 8770. BM-STC German 841. Not in Adams. Sauer & Auvermann 2190. Stubenrauch 2336. Stobbe II, 410. - IV: Not in VD 17, KVK, OCLC. Bibliogr. Widmannstadiana 315. Cf. Stubenrauch 316 (1620 ed.). - V: VD 17, 7:708395V. Bibliogr. Widmannstadiana 379. Not in ÖNB. Cf. Stubenrauch 647 (1663 and 1682 eds.). - VI: VD 17, 1:015875K. Not in Stubenrauch. - VII: Not in VD 16 or Stubenrauch.
ref. 38109La Chaux-de-Fonds, Haefeli & Co - Etablissement d’Art et d’Industries graphiques 1950, 165x120mm, 32pages, broché. Exemplaire numéroté, n°131/1350. Très bel exemplaire.
1952ref. 15295Paris, René Debresse (Niort, Imprimerie Nicolas), (1952) ; in-16, broché ; 37, (3) pp., 3 dessins hors-texte de Ainsworth, dont le frontispice en deux couleurs ; couverture crème à rabats imprimée en rouge et noir.
2000ref. 056032San Francisco: Ano Nuevo Island Press 2000. First Separate Edition . No Binding. Fine. Single Heavy Sheet Folded Into Four Pages. Printed In Purple. One Of An Unstated Limitation Probably 150-200 Copies And The First Separate Printing Of This 1879 Letter To The Monterey Californian Reprinted Only Twice Since. Ano Nuevo Island Press unknown
Folio (220 x 315 mm). 128 ff. (a-b8, c-d6, e4, f6, g4, h-p6, q4, r-x6, y4; page count: [t.p.], iii, v, iiii, v-ix, v, xiii, xii, [2 ff.], xiiii, xvi-xliii, xlvii, xlv-cvii, cix-cxxviii), complete thus. With half-page title woodcut, full-page woodcut on verso, large woodcut initial, and printer's device at the end (all with contemporary touches of red ink), as well as numerous fleuronee and lombardic initials in red and green, including five figurated initials. Rubricated throughout. Contemp. blindstamped gothic binding: dark brown calf over wooden boards, remains of engraved brass clasps. First edition of this polemic against the Bohemian Brethren, written by the author of the notorious "Malleus Maleficarum": a "Bulwark of Faith of the Holy Roman Church Against the Heresy of the Waldensians and Picards". Extremely rare: the present copy represents the hitherto unknown first impression of the first edition, still bearing a slightly different title; all other known copies printed that same year (three via OCLC, one in the Scientific Library of Olomouc, one in the Bavarian State Library), as well as the 1502 second edition, are entitled "Sancte Romane ecclesie fidei defensionis clippeum adversus waldensium seu pickardorum heresim, certas Germanie Bohemieque nationes in odium cleri ac enervatioe ecclesiatice potestatis virulenta contagione sparsim inficientes" (changing the - misspelled - "bulwark" into a "shield"). Quire signatures and pagination depart from those stated by OCLC in several details. In particular, the head-over-heels "u" in "virulenta" (here printed as "virnlenta", corrected in other editions), identifies the present variant as the earliest one. - In the year 1500, 15 years after he first published his "Malleus Maleficarum", Institoris had been installed by Pope Alexander VI as inquisitor to Bohemia and Moravia, where he was to take action agains heretics, sorcerers, and witches (cf. Tschacher). In the present work, his last to see publication, "he once more invokes his 'Malleus' and his earlier sermons against witchery and its doubters. The Bohemian Waldenses, he argues, had not only perpetrated numerous heresies, but also questioned the legitimacy of the witch trials. It is telling that Kramer, in his final polemic, would interpret the heresies of the Waldenses and witches as conjoined harbingers of the approaching apocalypse" (ibid.). The inquisitor who prided himself on having sent no fewer than 200 witches to the stake discusses other heresies as well: fol. 86ff. contains an entire chapter "De origine legis machometice". - One of the most extensive and technically ambitious works to leave the press of the itinerant German printer Konrad Baumgarten, active in Danzig, Olomouc, Breslau, and Frankfurt/Oder between 1498 and 1509. The page count is exceedingly confused, as in all copies. Indeed, only a single leaf in the entire "a" gathering bears a signature: the second, counted as "a iii" in error; thus agreeing with all copies available for comparison. The count of the first four leaves in our copy has therefore been corrected to "a i-iv" in red ink by a contemporary hand. - From the library of the disputatious Bohemian Franciscan friar John Aquensis, who in 1502 was to publish his own polemic against the "Picards", with his marginalia and his autograph ownership on the title page. "Although Johannes Aquensis, Jan Vodnansky in Czech, was one of the most active Catholic writers at the turn of the Middle Ages to the Age of Reformation, he has been largely ignored by scholarship so far. Born in Vodhany (some 30 kilometers to the north-west of Budweis and considered Utraquist) around 1460, he attended the school of St. Henry's in Prague since 1473, later studying Divinity at the University there. After obtaining his Bachelor's degree in 1480, he joined the Observant Franciscans and soon became one of the most vocal antagonists of the Utraquists, Begards, Waldensians, Bohemian Brethren, and other heretics. He disappears after 1534 [...] Most of his works, almost entirely ignored by scholarship but apparently marked by a curious mixture of erudition, bellicose dialectics, vivid imagination, and credulity, are known in manuscripts only; a very few were printed, and some must be presumed lost or awaiting discovery" (cf. Dietrich Kurze, Märkische Waldenser und Böhmische Brüder. Zur brandenburgischen Ketzergeschichte und ihrer Nachwirkung im 15. und 16. Jh., in: H. Beumann [ed.], Festschrift für Walter Schlesinger II [Cologne 1974], p. 456-502, at: 480). Some staining to first and last leaf; occasional insignificant waterstaining, otherwise very clean, showing very little browning. Altogether an excellent copy in its contemporary, original binding. The individual blindstamps could not be traced in the Kyriss or Schunke collections; the clasp hitches are engraved with an invocation of the Virgin ("MARIA AVE"). Text carefully rubricated throughout; the inhabited initials depict dragons and other mythical creatures, as well as the bearded head of an old man. - Of the utmost rarity: this present first edition is not listed in German or international auction records. The last copy of any edition in the trade was that formerly in the Broxbourne collection (1502 second ed.: Sotheby's, 8 May 1978, lot 408, to Breslauer). Not in VD 16 or ISTC. Cf. Panzer VII, 486, 1. Cf. OCLC 22369397. Zibrt III, 5181. Isaac 14475. Werner Tschacher, "Kramer, Heinrich (Henricus Institoris)", in: Lex. zur Geschichte der Hexenverfolgung, ed. G. Gersmann, K. Moeller & J.-M. Schmidt, s.v.
290x200mm. No Pagination. Softcover. Cover edges slightly bumped. Else in good condition.
1972ref. 89743Cambridge: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 1972. X, 345 Seiten. Gr. 8° (22,5-25 cm). Illustrierte Orig.-Broschur. [Softcover / Paperback].
1928pp. 186, (2)[Publisher's catalogue]. Publisher's catalogue endpapers. A few stains. 8vo. Original full pictorial paper wraps. Bookseller's label on front cover. Wraps soiled, still a nice copy. Fine books from earlier Christmas seasons make great gifts today. CHRISTMAS/W70
189432p. Musical scores. Age stained. Small 8vo. Original printed wraps with drawing on front cover of Santa Claus sleeping in a chair with his bag of toys. Rear wrap printed with publisher's advertisements. Wraps torn and soiled. A Christmas play with costume and stage directions, music and carols. Very scarce. This sort of Christmas performance was very popular in the late 19th century. CPHAM/W71C1
