[REPUBLIQUES ELZEVIRIENNES]Livre Rare Book
ref. ZNC-505Lugdunum Batavorum (Leyde), Bonnaventure et Abraham Elzevier, 1631, in-16, 372 -6 feuillets non chiffrés (Index et Privilège), plein vélin de l'époque, titre écrit à la plume au dos, fermoirs, granches bleues.
1628ref. 16721628 Leyde, Elzevier, 1628. In-32, 448 p., rel. ép. pl. veau (manque le 1er plat).
ref. 053128Amstelodami ( Amsterdam ) Ex Officina Elzeviriana 1679 in 16 (14x8,5) 1 volume reliure plein maroquin rouge de l'époque, dos à nerfs orné de caissons dorés, large dentelle dorée d'encadrement sur les plats, tranches dorées, titre frontispice gravé, 261 pages. Recensiti ad fidem autographi anni M. CCCC. XLI. Cum vita ejusdem Thomae per Heribertum Rosweydum, Societatis Jesu. Bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
1662ref. 7586Amsterdam, Louis & Daniel Elzevier, 1662 In-12 (133 x 75 mm), 8 ff. n. ch., 622 pp., 4 ff. n. ch. Maroquin rouge à grain long, roulette aux petits fers sur les plats, dos à nerfs orné, filet sur les coupes et les coiffes, roulette intérieure, tranches dorées (reliure de la période du Premier Empire).
1646ref. 73281646 Leyde, Elzevier, 1646. Petit in-12, reliure d'époque velin ivoire dos lisse avec titre et auteur inscrit La première des quatre éditions imprimées par Bonaventure et Abraham Elzevier. Elle est ornée d'un frontispice gravé symbolique, suivi de son explication, et d'un feuillet avec les armoiries gravées du prince Maximilien de Bourgogne à qui les Elzevier dédient l'ouvrage. Exemplaire parfait , tres bel objet dans cette reliure d'époque ...
1643ref. 1122Suivant la copie imprimée à Paris (Leyde, Elzevier), 1643, petit-in-12 ; plein vélin à recouvrements, titre manuscrit (reliure de l’époque) ; (18) feuillets y compris le titre gravé, 559 pages.
1658ref. 260Leide Elzevier 1658 Chambolle-Duru Un volume in-12, reliure de Chambolle-Duru plein maroquin vert, dos à nerfs, titre doré, caissons ornés, double filet doré sur les coupes, triple filet doré sur les plats, dentelle intérieure, tranches dorées, [2ff.] bl., titre gravé sur cuivre, [2ff.] dédicace, [11ff.] préface, [4ff.] table, 559 pp., [2ff.] blancs. Très bel exemplaire.
1671ref. 46402164Amsterdam, Daniel Elzevier, 1671 ; in-16, basane fauve racinée, dos orné, tranches marbrées. (Reliure du XVIIIe) 119 pp., y compris le titre frontispice gravé.C’est la réimpression de l’édition elzévirienne de 1651 des satires de Juvenal et de Perse. Joli frontispice montrant un fou et un satyre faisant tourner le globe en brandissant des masques. - Willems 1445.
1671ref. 38741671 1671 Amsterodami. Typis Danielis Elzevirii. 1671.1 vol. in-24, plein maroquin beige, encadrement de filets noirs et dorés sur les plats, dos à nerfs orné, tranches dorées, roulette intérieure (ABICH).119 pp. ; [1] p. bl.
1663ref. 029793Amstelodami 1663 Apud Joannem Blaeu. Ludovicum, & Danielem Elzevirios. Lugd. Batavorum, Apud Franciscum Hackium. Vellum (Hardcover) 1st Edition
1663ref. 029794Amstelodami 1663 Apud Joannem Blaeu. Ludovicum, & Danielem Elzevirios. Lugd. Batavorum, Apud Franciscum Hackium. Full-Leather (Hardcover) 1st Edition
ref. $TC204.- Amstelodami. 1652. Apud Ludovicum Elzevirium. Pequeño 8º. 1 tomo. 5 h- 420 pgs- 6 h. Con 1 grabado plena página. Maginifica plena piel reciente imitación época por Camacho. Hierros en seco lomera y planos. Muy buen estado. . . Historia unknown
1643ref. ST20492Lugduni Batavorum Leyden: Bonaventura Elzevier and Abraham Elzevier 1643. Second Elzevier Edition. 137 x 78 mm. 5 1/2 x 3". 12 p.l. 672 44 pp. 2 leaves. ELEGANT EARLY 19TH CENTURY RED STRAIGHT-GRAIN MOROCCO VERY ELABORATELY GILT BY BOZERIAN unsigned but see below covers framed by bead-and-star roll enclosed with double gilt fillets leaf tools at corners. smooth spine in compartments with large central fleuron of floral lancets emanating from central circlet in a richly stippled ground small circles at corners one compartment with gilt lettering cresting tulip and violet roll at foot of spine turn-ins with bead-and-star roll marbled endpapers vellum flyleaves all edges gilt. Woodcut initials headpieces and tailpieces numismatic portrait tondo fine engraved title page by C. C. Dusend showing Erasmus gazing through a telescope at the Godly orb seen through parted clouds. Willems 552; Rahir 546; USTC 1027918. For the binding: Culot "Jean Claude Bozerian" Roulette 9 Plate I and Palette 12 Plate X. Just barely perceptible rubbing to joints and extremities one leaf with tiny burn hole affecting a couple of words intermittent minor foxing negligible ink spots here and there other trivial imperfections but an extremely attractive copy the text fresh and clean and the very well-preserved binding with lustrous leather and bright gilt. This is a remarkably pretty copy of an extremely influential but generically elusive work printed by a legendary press and bound by the founder of a celebrated French binding dynasty. First published in 1524 the "Colloquia" comprise 63 conversations originally written for Erasmus' students on varied and overlapping topics but these urbane meditations soon became widely read as they covered subjects that intrigued the important thinkers of the day. Their influence was so profound that it is not saying too much to claim that they helped to speed the Reformation. Although they are difficult to classify precisely one could categorize them as including in general terms exposure of ritualistic fallacies invective against corruption within the church examination of popular imposture deploring of contemporary personal sins practical advice for laymen and miscellaneous discussion of amusing topics. In specific terms the text takes on such controversial topics as the value of pilgrimage celibacy and abstinence from meat on Fridays and other prescribed days. Erasmus' "Colloquia" was frequently published by the Elzeviers once in French and a total of nine times in Latin. The text was universally adopted for school use up through the 18th century. Although our lovely little binding is unsigned Culot firmly identifies its tools as those used by Jean-Claude Bozerian 1762-1840. He was the elder of the Bozerian brothers François is referred to as "le jeune" and was active in Paris from 1795 to about 1810. He began his career in Lyon as an apprentice bookseller printer and bookbinder eventually deciding to focus on the latter craft. Marriage to the widow of binder Pierre Boulier allowed him to establish a binding workshop in Paris where he was joined by his brother. His bindings were soon much in demand by French bibliophiles who appreciated their superior materials tasteful design and flawless execution--all characteristics that are plainly evident in the present case. Bonaventura Elzevier and Abraham Elzevier unknown books
1643ref. ST20492Lugduni Batavorum Leyden: Bonaventura Elzevier and Abraham Elzevier 1643. Second Elzevier Edition. 137 x 78 mm. 5 1/2 x 3". 12 p.l. 672 44 pp. 2 leaves. ELEGANT EARLY 19TH CENTURY RED STRAIGHT-GRAIN MOROCCO VERY ELABORATELY GILT BY BOZERIAN unsigned but see below covers framed by bead-and-star roll enclosed with double gilt fillets leaf tools at corners. smooth spine in compartments with large central fleuron of floral lancets emanating from central circlet in a richly stippled ground small circles at corners one compartment with gilt lettering cresting tulip and violet roll at foot of spine turn-ins with bead-and-star roll marbled endpapers vellum flyleaves all edges gilt. Woodcut initials headpieces and tailpieces numismatic portrait tondo fine engraved title page by C. C. Dusend showing Erasmus gazing through a telescope at the Godly orb seen through parted clouds. Willems 552; Rahir 546; USTC 1027918. For the binding: Culot "Jean Claude Bozerian" Roulette 9 Plate I and Palette 12 Plate X. Just barely perceptible rubbing to joints and extremities one leaf with tiny burn hole affecting a couple of words intermittent minor foxing negligible ink spots here and there other trivial imperfections but an extremely attractive copy the text fresh and clean and the very well-preserved binding with lustrous leather and bright gilt. This is a remarkably pretty copy of an extremely influential but generically elusive work printed by a legendary press and bound by the founder of a celebrated French binding dynasty. First published in 1524 the "Colloquia" comprise 63 conversations originally written for Erasmus' students on varied and overlapping topics but these urbane meditations soon became widely read as they covered subjects that intrigued the important thinkers of the day. Their influence was so profound that it is not saying too much to claim that they helped to speed the Reformation. Although they are difficult to classify precisely one could categorize them as including in general terms exposure of ritualistic fallacies invective against corruption within the church examination of popular imposture deploring of contemporary personal sins practical advice for laymen and miscellaneous discussion of amusing topics. In specific terms the text takes on such controversial topics as the value of pilgrimage celibacy and abstinence from meat on Fridays and other prescribed days. Erasmus' "Colloquia" was frequently published by the Elzeviers once in French and a total of nine times in Latin. The text was universally adopted for school use up through the 18th century. Although our lovely little binding is unsigned Culot firmly identifies its tools as those used by Jean-Claude Bozerian 1762-1840. He was the elder of the Bozerian brothers François is referred to as "le jeune" and was active in Paris from 1795 to about 1810. He began his career in Lyon as an apprentice bookseller printer and bookbinder eventually deciding to focus on the latter craft. Marriage to the widow of binder Pierre Boulier allowed him to establish a binding workshop in Paris where he was joined by his brother. His bindings were soon much in demand by French bibliophiles who appreciated their superior materials tasteful design and flawless execution--all characteristics that are plainly evident in the present case. Bonaventura Elzevier and Abraham Elzevier unknown
Petit in-12 (130 x 74 mm), maroquin janséniste rouge, dos à 5 nerfs, titre doré, coupes et coiffes filetées, tranches dorées sur marbrures, large dentelle intérieure dorée (rel. signée de David), 189 p., (1) p. Édition à la date de l'originale 'à la sphère'. Claude Joly destina cette édition commentée du 'Codicille d'Or' d'Erasme à l'instruction du Dauphin, fils de Louis XIV. L' 'Epitre à Charles d'Autriche' et le 'Codicille d'or' sont accompagnés d'essais et de critiques complémentaires ayant trait aux théories du pouvoir royal. "Par le fait qu'il s'attaque aux institutions existantes, on peut considérer Claude Joly comme un précurseur des écrivains qui contribueront à ruiner les principes de l'Ancien Régime" (H. See, 'Les idées politiques au XVIIe s.', p. 122). (Brunet, II, 1044. Van der Haegen, 'Bibliotheca Erasmiana', p. 112. Willems, n°1355). Très bel exemplaire très, très bien relié par David.
1657ref. 1221– Leyde [Rouen] : Les Elzevirs [sic], 1657. In-12, 143 x 88 : (17 ff.), 296 pp., (1 f. bl.). — Maroquin rouge à long grain, plaque à froid losangée au centre sur les plats, double filet doré en encadrement, dos à nerfs orné, tranches dorées, roulette dorée intérieure (Vogel).
1664pp. (8), 448. Engraved title. Uncut and deckle edged. 24mo. [142 x 80 mm.]. Nineteenth century full leather binding. Spine perished. The Holland House copy with engraved Ex Libris and shelf marks. Important Latin & Greek dictionary / lexicon. Line for line reprint of the Louis Elzevier 1651 edition. The Dutch family of Elzevier (Elzevir; Elsevier) were the foremost printers of their time. They produced a vast variety of well printed scholarly and popular books; many in a very small handy format. Louis Elzevier, the founder of the firm, produced his first book in Leiden in 1583. The 'golden age' of Elzevier printing was between 1620 and 1680. The Elzevier dynasty probably produced their last publication in 1770. Willems 1343. AN UNCUT ELZEVIER IS AN EXTREMELY RARE FIND. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! SMALL BOX2/SHU30
ref. 41469Amstelodami ( Amsterdam ) Ex Officina Elzeviriana 1665 in 8 (20x11,5) 1 fort volume reliure plein velin à rabats de l'époque,, belle page de titre gravée illustrée (Engraved title page), 13 feuillets non chiffrés, 917 pages, et 7 feuillets non chiffrés d'index, très fine galerie de vers dans le centre de la marge inférieure des premiers cahiers (sans aucune atteinte au texe). Texte en latin. Bon exemplaire, exempt de rousseurs ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
ref. 41219Amsterdam: Ex Officinâ Elseviriana 1674. 12mo 131 x 73 mm 7 parts in one 176; 86; 60; 200 2 blank; 120; 24; 103 5 blankpp. first part with general title printer's woodcut device to title expertly replaced all leaves neatly ruled in a contemporary brown ink text very clean and bright bound in a blue morocco floral border to both boards spine with five raised bands exquisite gold tooling to compartments gilt turn ins al edges gilt a very fine binding which resembles bindings from the Samblanx bindery but is not signed. The most important bookseller's catalogue of the seventeenth century listing about 20000 books from the stock of Daniel Elzevier. Divided into seven parts over the following subjects: theology law medicine miscellaneous subjects and books in the French Italian Spanish English and German languages. "No prices were given but these were presumably quoted in request. Included are of coursethe books published by the Elzeviers still in print and a vast number of other books printed in Holland and the catalogue is therefore still of bibliographical value. It also served contemporary scholars as a work of reference and may be considered a select universal bibliography."—Breslauer & Folter. Willems 15; Rahir 8; Berghman 2004; Bigmore & Wyman I p. 196; Breslauer & Folter 68; Pollard & Ehrman 69. Amsterdam: Ex Officinâ Elseviriana, 1674 hardcover
1674ref. 09098Amsterdam: D. Elzevier 1674. Contemporary stiff vellum with overlapping edges small hole in the rear cover manuscript spine title. A SELECT UNIVERSAL BIBLIOGRAPHY" Breslauer & Folter. With nearly 20000 titles this is the largest most international and most important 17th-century bookseller's catalog. It served a cosmopolitan European clientele. The third generation typefounder printer editor and bookseller divided his Latin inventory into theology law medicine and varia. He imposed the same scheme on his holdings of French and German books. The Italian Spanish and English language materials are in three straight alphabets. A fine crisp copy. ¶Breslauer & Folter Bibliography its History & Development 68; Bigmore & Wyman Bibliography of Printing I: 196; Willems Les Elzevier 15. D. Elzevier unknown
First Edition, large 8vo, xxxii, 389, [3]pp., frontis., 1 double-page photograph of the collection, orig. printed wrappers. Berghman's scarce catalogue of the works of the Elzevier Press is more comprehensive than even Willems' famous bibliography. Willems describes 2186 printed books, Berghman 2340. Berghman also provides very useful annotations and descriptions.
Facsimiles, orig. cloth. The largest Elzevier collection ever assembled. This catalogue contains 3,464 entries fully described by Rahir for the French bookselling firm of Damasc?ne Morgand.
1965ref. 39132Nieuwkoop, de Graaf, 1965. XXIV, 491 S., 1 Bl. Mit zahlreichen Abbildungen. Gr.-8° (24,5 x 16,5 cm). Original-Leinwand.
1911ref. 60455Stockholm & Paris 1911. Leks8vo. Elegant håndbundet skinnbind med opphøyde ryggbånd marmorerte dekler. Bundet med begge omslagene. Med Berghmans portrett som frontispiece. XXV 387 s.Royal 8vo. Elegantly bound blue quarter calf raised bands marbled covers. Bound with both wrappers. With Berghmans portrait as frontispiece XXV 387 pp. Nordiska Bokhandeln i kommission Fransk. Bindet en tanke skrapet. hardcover
ref. 41266Paris. Damascene Morgand. 1896. tall8vo 24cm xxivx491pp. rubricated title-page double-column head & tail decoration 356 figures fleurons et marques indexes brown linen-backed marbled boards spine title on leather label spine sunned otherwise fine. gar. ~ A large auction catalogue listing 3464 entries dated 1583 to 1617 mainly from the House of Elzivier but also other Dutch & Belgian period publications. The Elzenir family were prominent Dutch booksellers publishers and printers in the 17th and early 18th Centuries. With a foreword by Ferdinand Brunetiere of the French Academy and a letter by Alphonse Willems Professor at the University of Brussels. Paris. Damascene Morgand. 1896 unknown
