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1954ref. 3977Périgueux France: Imprimerie Ronteix 1954. Staplebound. Tan wraps. Very good. Unpaginated 17pp. Title: Extract from the General Catalog of all-purpose Labels for Canned Goods - Collection of "Cooking Dishes" labels. French colorful trade catalog with an emphasis on canned food products. Merchandise includes Cassoulet Tripe Foie Gras Patés and more. A signed typed letter in laid in from the owner of the business explaining the procedure to order and describing the companies ability to print any design a customer can think of. Clean and crisp copy. Imprimerie Ronteix paperback books
1954ref. 3977Périgueux France: Imprimerie Ronteix 1954. Staplebound. Tan wraps. Very good. Unpaginated 17pp. Title: Extract from the General Catalog of all-purpose Labels for Canned Goods - Collection of "Cooking Dishes" labels. French colorful trade catalog with an emphasis on canned food products. Merchandise includes Cassoulet Tripe Foie Gras Patés and more. A signed typed letter in laid in from the owner of the business explaining the procedure to order and describing the companies ability to print any design a customer can think of. Clean and crisp copy. Imprimerie Ronteix paperback
ref. 103307No place no date c. 1870. Single sheet c. 115 x 75 cm red plastic/parkesine with gilt titling and gilt illustrations of a tealeaf. some very light damage to the lower margin. This extremely unusual trade card for the firm of E. Brandsma in Amsterdam dealers in tea seems to be a VERY EARLY EXAMPLE OF TRANSLUCENT PLASTIC. Alexander Parkes developed a product the first thermoplastic in the 1850's by treating cellulose with nitric acid to form a transparent and elastic material know then as Parkesine. Parkesine was patented in 1856 and unveiled at the 1862 Great Exhibition. Parkes attempted to develop it commercially but failed due to the high cost and general production difficulties. It was usually produced in rectangular plaques such as here.
4to. 22 ff. (a7, b8, c7: wants first and last blanks). 32 lines, Gothic type. Rubricated throughout, 3 four-line lombardic initials, red penwork decoration at beginning of text. Later cream-coloured calf in contemporary style, with blind rules and stamped cover title "Tractatus De Turcis". Third edition of this polemical treatise against the Ottomans. Mainly contains prophecies referring to the Turks (by Merlin, Cyrillus, Joachim of Fiore, St. Hildegarde, Catherine of Siena, Methodius, etc.). Also one of the earliest texts to mention Hungary, and one of the very few works printed by Zeninger: "Conrad Zeninger (from Mainz) produced a mere 10-odd books between 1480 and 1482" (cf. Halle 70). The prophecy referring to the King of Hungary (fol. a[5]r) is reprinted by Fraknói Vilmos, "Schlauch Lörincz szatmári püspöknek Török János által gyüjtött könyvtára", in: Magyar Könyvszemle 2 (1877), p. 77-90, at: 77f. (cf. Apponyi). The date is based on the mention of the death of Mehmet II on fol. A[4]v. - Some browning, with slight waterstain throughout in lower margin; first and final leaf washed. Slight paper flaw in fol. 1 (not touching text); final leaf restored. Faint traces of a later ms. page count are visible near the lower edge. Occasional 16th-century marginalia. A fine copy of this rare work, rubricated throughout. HC 15681. Goff T-503. GW M48133. BMC II, 460. BSB-Ink T-437. Oates 1077. Proctor 2229. Walsh I, 794. Pellechet 11154. Halle 70 (Newe Zeitungen), 11. Apponyi 10. Hohenemser 2169. Geldner I, 173.
1543Folio (280 x 410 mm). (12), 75 pp., final blank. - (Bound with:) Sánchez, Martin. Conspicua et adprime frugifera dividui et individui arbor. [Ibid.], 1538. XVIII pp. With a wide woodcut title border, printer's device, and a full-page woodcut on the reverse of the title. Modern marbled boards. First edition. Principal work of the Padovan legal scholar Marcus Antonius Blancus (1498-1548), dealing with family and contract law. Rare; only 5 copies listed in Edit 16. - Bound at the end is the third known copy of the rare second edition of the "Arbor dividui et individui" by Martin Sanz (Sánchez) Bascolet, first published at Toulouse in 1519: a discussion of various kinds of contractual clauses governing divisible and indivisible objects. The only other known copies are in the Library of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, Yale (bound at the end of Luca da Penne's "Lectura super tribus libris Codicis" [Lyon, Jacques Myt, 1538]) and in the Tübingen University Library. The title page shows Pinzi's fine device. - Some waterstaining throughout, slight edge damage and occasional worming to margins. Several 17th century marginalia. Edit 16, CNCE 5724. Adams B 2102. Cf. Leidenfrost I, 441. Not in BM-STC Italian. - II: OCLC 311252940. Not in Edit 16, Adams or BM-STC Italian.
ref. 8890115548.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
ref. 3320S.l., lORILLEUX, 1889 ; in-4°, broché, partiellement coupé. Nombreuses planches et figures. Hommage de Ch.Lorilleux en page de faux-titre
ref. 10740Hanoï, Imprimerie d'Extrême-Orient, 1931. 1 plaquette in-8, 24 pp., brochée, illustrée d' un grand plan dépliant, de photos et de tableaux, bon état.
ref. 4220fédération des chambres syndicales des fabricants de cartonnages de france mai 1942 - In 8 cartonnage éditeur 249 pages 25 planches hors texte 22 croquis dont un dépliant - petit manque sur le dos de la reliure
ref. M11271Bruxelles, Dunex , 1950 , gr in4° reliure rouge éditeur, 733pp , abondantes illustrations. Ouvrage des plus complet. L' art publicitaire - Les procédés de peinture appliqués à la publicité - La technique graphique - Procédés de reproduction , procédés d' impression - Les papiers - Les encres . Très nombreuses pages d' alphabet ou de création de publicités de l' époque .Petite mouillure ancienne altérant le bas des toutes premières pages. Langue: Français
ref. R200057253CHARENTE PHOTOGRAVURE. NON DATE. In-4. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 6 pages de plaquette + 58 pages. . . . Classification Dewey : 686.2-Imprimerie
ref. 4300AUBENAS , IMPRIMERIE DE LEOPOLD ESCUDIER , 1866, In 16 , broché , 400 pages + tables non rogné , tres rare
ref. GIT013b5Paris Pigoreau sd v 1890. In-12 IV 334pp. Cartonnage éditeur percaline rouge bradel ornée à froid, fers spéciaux dorés sur le 1er plat, tranches dorées. Illustré de 62 figures dans le texte.
1648ref. 4220Lyon, Gérôme de La Garde, 1648 ; in-12 ; bradel cartonné moderne avec étiquette de titre sur le plat ; titre, 99, (11) pp. de table des matières.
ref. 4303relié - 12x18 - 334 pp - sans date - éditions A. PIGOREAU, Paris.Orné de 62 figures; 2ème édition.
ref. 8948P., Garnier, 1904, un volume in 8 relié en demi-chagrin vert (reliure de l'époque), (mouillures dans l'angle supérieur des 4 premiers feuillets), 6pp., 514pp., quelques figures dans le texte
ref. DZN-2155Paris Garnier sd.(c. 1925), in-12, (2)-516 pages, 27 figures in-texte. Modeste toile verte postérieure, papier jauni.
1870ref. 146263Couverture souple. Broché. 492 pages. Couverture brunie. Dos brisé. Edition sur grand papier. Grandes marges. Bon état intérieur malgré quelques rousseurs. A relier.
1903ref. 28794Paris, Garnier Frères, s.d. [circa 1903]. Un vol. au format in-12 ((188 x 123 mm) de vi - 615 pp. Reliure légèrement postérieure de demi-chagrin glacé ébène, dos à nerfs orné de filets à froid, titre doré.
1854ref. 4485Tours, Ad. Mame et Cie, Imprimeurs-Libraires, 1854. In-12 (163 x 103 mm), XII-408 pp., reliure demi-veau, dos lisse orné de filets dorés, trous de vers et mors fendu (25 mm) en pied du premier plat, traces d'encre sur 2 ff. sans masquer le texte, discrète trace de mouillure en bordure inf. d'une douzaine de feuillets, coiffes inf. frottée, bon exemplaire.
1870ref. 1169871870 A Tours, Alfred Mame et Fils, éditeurs / Garniers Frères, Libraires, Paris - MDCCCLXX (1870) - Troisième édition corrigée et augmentée - In-8 demi basane verte; auteur, titre et filets dorés au dos - 492 pages
1722ref. 4694Trévoux sn 1722 in-12 pleine reliure Trévoux [Lyon ?], sn, 1722. 15 x 8,5 cm (R), in-12, (44) 355 (21) pp. - 70 (1) pp., reliure de l'époque de pleine basane brune, dos à 5 nerfs orné.
ref. 6059Dunod Orléans, Impr. Nouvelle, 347 pages , reliure carton toilé, avec sa jaquette , 1961, parfait etat
ref. 37085Paris Cadart et Luquet, éditeur 1866 in 8 (24x16) 1 volume reliure demi chagrin vert de l'époque, dos à nerfs (dos uniformément passé) , VIII et 106 pages, avec 8 gravures à l'eau-forte hors-texte par Maxime Lalanne, fines annotations techniques marginales de l'époque à la plume. Imprimé sur beau papier vergé fort. Première édition (Frist edtion). Bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
1844ref. 24820Paris Gustave Thorel 1844 6 VOLUMES In-8 XV-662 + 683 + 760 + 754 + 682 + 944 pp
