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1976réf. va659Editions Gautier-Languereau Cartonné avec jaquette 1976 In-8 (13,8 x 21,5 cm), cartonné avec jaquette, 212 pages ; infimes brunissures aux gardes, état quasi neuf. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1936réf. RO50055723HENRY LEMOINE. 1936. In-4. Broché. Etat d'usage, Tâchée, Agraffes rouillées, Intérieur frais. 40 pages de partitions. Annotation sur le haut du premier plat. Etudes à changements de clés sur les clés de Sol 2°, Fa 4° lignes, Ut 1°, 3° et 4° lignes, à l'usage des Conservatoires et écoles de musique.. . . . Classification Dewey : 780.26-Partitions
1941réf. 1163Early Reprint of a Puffin Picture Book. Landscape 8vo pp15 b/w and colour illustrations throughout many full page. Soft cover no dust jacket. Pictorial paperwraps in good condition with tear to top of spine and rubbing and chipping to edges .Inside a little yellowing to pages otherwise in very good condition clean and unblemished with all colour illustrations vibrant and bright. After puffin Noel Carrington published his own books under the Transatlantic Arts imprint This copy being one which are now increasingly sought after. Scarce. Harlerquin Books/ Transatlantic Arts imprint paperback
1980réf. 176243Hawkshill/Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Society 1980. First Edition. Hardcover. Like New. First Edition First Printing. Published by Hawkshill 1980. Folio. Signed on title page flat. Limited Edition #28/150. Book is like new. No dust jacket as issued. A lovely pictorial history of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. 100% positive feedback. 30 day money back guarantee. NEXT DAY SHIPPING! Excellent customer service. All books packed carefully and ship with free delivery confirmation/tracking. All books come with free bookmarks. Ships from Sag Harbor New York. Hawkshill/Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Society hardcover
réf. 148570New York: Alfred A Knopf 1966 1st edition. Hardcover 465pp. Very good no dust jacket. NNotes illustrations maps bibliography index. There is a previous owner's blind stamp on the front free endpaper. Locale: Virginia; Williamsburg. Military American Revolution Confederate States of America Political History Social History. Alfred A Knopf Hardcover
réf. 26956Bruxelles , Editions Dereume , 1974 Broche, couverture carton illustree en couleurs et aux rabats, 140 x 240mm., pages ne sont pas numerotees, belles illustrations en couleurs.
1803réf. z07235Orléans: De l'imprimerie de Darnault-Maurant 1803. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo calf backed boards with vellum corners. xv 592 pp. including vignettes. Very good with bookplate of Hunt Botanical Library and their discreet withdrawn stamp on rear endpaper. A practical guide to the plants of France particularly in and around Orléans which the author touts as "infinitely useful to people who spend part of the year in the country and to young ones to whom it may inspire a taste for natural history" from the title page. The author French botanist François Noel Alexandre Dubois 1752-1824 dedicates the work to Etienne-Alexandre Bernier Bishop of Orléans who had been appointed by Napoleon to reconcile the Church with the French Republic. De l'imprimerie de Darnault-Maurant hardcover
1837réf. List38103New York City 1837. Manuscript letter signed by Christmas Livingston Prime & Coster 42 Wall Street to Jackson Riddle & Co. Philadelphia written on the firm's printed stock quotation circular. Single sheet approximately 22 x 9 inches folded to make four pages each approximately 11 x 9 inches. Addressed on integral leaf to "Messrs. Jackson Riddle & Co. Philadelphia" with circular New York postmark dated Mar. 10. Splitting folds docketing small losses and wear but substantially complete and legible. A Wall Street market letter written in March 1837 two months before the suspension of specie payments that marked the full arrival of the Panic of 1837. Christmas Livingston Prime & Coster write to a Philadelphia firm about Kentucky Bank shares falling stock prices scarce money exchange rates and gloomy commercial news from London. The brief letter is unusually direct in tone reporting that "Stocks are all down today - money very scarce" and that "the news upon the whole seems gloomy." The printed and manuscript quotation page on the reverse gives the piece much of its visual and financial interest. Full text follows. "New York 10 March 1837 Messrs. Jackson Riddle & Co. Phila. Gentlemen "We have your favor of yesterday & note contents. We will hold the 120 Kentucky Bank Shares as required and consider the purchase yours at 40 days instead of S.O. 40 after 15 days - of course when your orders are not adhered to by us we are in the gap and very properly so. "We thank you for the remaining contents of your favor. Stocks are all down today - money very scarce - Bills are offered at 9 - 8-1/2 often. "We observed a notice in the paper of a failure in London a bill broker the firm is unknown here - the news upon the whole seems gloomy - there are no letters that we hear of. "We quote and remain Resp'y yours Christmas Livingston Prime & Coster" The second page is the firm's printed market circular headed "Office of Christmas Livingston Prime & Coster 42 Wall-street New York" with printed columns for "Offered" and "Asked." The sheet lists banks canals railroads trust companies and foreign exchange including the United States Bank New Orleans Canal & Banking Co. Mechanics' & Traders' Commercial City Planters' of Tennessee Bank of Kentucky Illinois State Bank Delaware & Hudson Canal Co. Morris Canal Co. American Life and Trust Co. Ohio Trust Boston & Providence Boston & Worcester and exchange on London Paris and Amsterdam. The page is heavily annotated in manuscript with offered and asked prices and a "Sales" section including transactions or quotations for U.S. Bank Delaware & Hudson Morris Canal American Trust Farmers Trust Ohio Trust Boston & Providence and others. Christmas Livingston Prime & Coster was a short-lived but well-connected Wall Street banking and brokerage firm. According to Walter Barrett's The Old Merchants of New York City 1863 Charles Christmas had been the chief manager or head clerk of Prime Ward & King one of the important New York banking houses at 42 Wall Street before entering business with Robert I. Livingston in 1834 as Christmas & Livingston; the following year the firm became Christmas Livingston Prime & Coster with Rufus Prime and Washington Coster added as partners. Barrett describes Christmas as "one of the best brokers and bankers in this city" and notes his later association with August Belmont & Co. suggesting that he survived the disruptions of the Panic era rather than disappearing in failure.1 The present March 10 1837 letter therefore comes from a recognized Wall Street firm operating directly in the tightening credit environment just before the Panic of 1837 with its remarks that "Stocks are all down today" "money very scarce" and "the news upon the whole seems gloomy" gaining force from the firm's position within that New York banking network. 1 Walter Barrett The Old Merchants of New York City Second Series Carleton 1863 transcribed at Brooklyn Genealogy Information Page accessed July 8 2026 https://bklyn-genealogy-info.stevemorse.org/Business/Merchant/Firm19.htmlutm_source. . unknown
1837réf. List38103New York City 1837. Manuscript letter signed by Christmas Livingston Prime & Coster 42 Wall Street to Jackson Riddle & Co. Philadelphia written on the firm's printed stock quotation circular. Single sheet approximately 22 x 9 inches folded to make four pages each approximately 11 x 9 inches. Addressed on integral leaf to "Messrs. Jackson Riddle & Co. Philadelphia" with circular New York postmark dated Mar. 10. Splitting folds docketing small losses and wear but substantially complete and legible. A Wall Street market letter written in March 1837 two months before the suspension of specie payments that marked the full arrival of the Panic of 1837. Christmas Livingston Prime & Coster write to a Philadelphia firm about Kentucky Bank shares falling stock prices scarce money exchange rates and gloomy commercial news from London. The brief letter is unusually direct in tone reporting that "Stocks are all down today - money very scarce" and that "the news upon the whole seems gloomy." The printed and manuscript quotation page on the reverse gives the piece much of its visual and financial interest. Full text follows. "New York 10 March 1837 Messrs. Jackson Riddle & Co. Phila. Gentlemen "We have your favor of yesterday & note contents. We will hold the 120 Kentucky Bank Shares as required and consider the purchase yours at 40 days instead of S.O. 40 after 15 days - of course when your orders are not adhered to by us we are in the gap and very properly so. "We thank you for the remaining contents of your favor. Stocks are all down today - money very scarce - Bills are offered at 9 - 8-1/2 often. "We observed a notice in the paper of a failure in London a bill broker the firm is unknown here - the news upon the whole seems gloomy - there are no letters that we hear of. "We quote and remain Resp'y yours Christmas Livingston Prime & Coster" The second page is the firm's printed market circular headed "Office of Christmas Livingston Prime & Coster 42 Wall-street New York" with printed columns for "Offered" and "Asked." The sheet lists banks canals railroads trust companies and foreign exchange including the United States Bank New Orleans Canal & Banking Co. Mechanics' & Traders' Commercial City Planters' of Tennessee Bank of Kentucky Illinois State Bank Delaware & Hudson Canal Co. Morris Canal Co. American Life and Trust Co. Ohio Trust Boston & Providence Boston & Worcester and exchange on London Paris and Amsterdam. The page is heavily annotated in manuscript with offered and asked prices and a "Sales" section including transactions or quotations for U.S. Bank Delaware & Hudson Morris Canal American Trust Farmers Trust Ohio Trust Boston & Providence and others. Christmas Livingston Prime & Coster was a short-lived but well-connected Wall Street banking and brokerage firm. According to Walter Barrett's The Old Merchants of New York City 1863 Charles Christmas had been the chief manager or head clerk of Prime Ward & King one of the important New York banking houses at 42 Wall Street before entering business with Robert I. Livingston in 1834 as Christmas & Livingston; the following year the firm became Christmas Livingston Prime & Coster with Rufus Prime and Washington Coster added as partners. Barrett describes Christmas as "one of the best brokers and bankers in this city" and notes his later association with August Belmont & Co. suggesting that he survived the disruptions of the Panic era rather than disappearing in failure.1 The present March 10 1837 letter therefore comes from a recognized Wall Street firm operating directly in the tightening credit environment just before the Panic of 1837 with its remarks that "Stocks are all down today" "money very scarce" and "the news upon the whole seems gloomy" gaining force from the firm's position within that New York banking network. 1 Walter Barrett The Old Merchants of New York City Second Series Carleton 1863 transcribed at Brooklyn Genealogy Information Page accessed July 8 2026 https://bklyn-genealogy-info.stevemorse.org/Business/Merchant/Firm19.htmlutm_source. . unknown books
1519réf. 72744London: Sidgwick & Jackson Limited 1915 and 1916. First edition of each. Both volumes are first separate editions of poems previously appearing in the 1915 collection 1914 AND OTHER POEMS. The first volume includes the sonnets "Peace" "Safety" two entitled "The Dead" and "The Soldier." The second volume prints only the title poem in 7 pages and includes a double page woodcut illustration of "The Old Vicarage Grantchester" by Rooke. Both volumes bound in gray sewn soft cover paperwraps lettered and ruled in blue on the front cover. The first measures approximately 475 x 5.75" and the second approximately 5.25 x 7.25". Each is near fine with only minor creasing to edges. Original mailing envelope for "1914" included darkened torn and worn but mostly complete. Sidgwick & Jackson, Limited unknown
1963réf. 093911Brooklyn: The Foundation Press inc. 1963 Book. Good. Soft cover. Supplementary material to Sixth Edition. 267 pages. Inked name on top of front cover minor edge wear ink underlining within the text. The Foundation Press, inc. paperback
1973réf. 338255London: Privately Printed for Edward and Catherine Ardizzone 1973. First edition issued as a 1973 Christmas greeting card by Edward and Catherine Ardizzone. Very slightly rubbed at tips of corners with one small tan soil spot at one corner else a near fine copy. First edition issued as a 1973 Christmas greeting card by Edward and Catherine Ardizzone. Scarce no holding of this 1973 Christmas greeting card is located by OCLC. Seven examples of other Christmas cards illustrated by Ardizzone are included among the Edward Ardizzone papers housed by de Grummond Collection at the University of Southern Mississippi. This 1973 Christmas card pre-dates the earliest of those seven known examples the earlist of which was dated 1976. [Privately Printed for Edward and Catherine Ardizzone] unknown books
réf. 0243882521.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 0484871897.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 1396212655.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1999réf. aa-bs28Diamond 1999. paperback. Good. 7x5x0. Pages are crisp and clean no marking. Cover is verygood. Binding is tight/good. Diamond paperback
réf. 25190Seuil, collection Points. 6 livres format poche sous coffrets photographiques. Epuisés depuis belle lurette.
1841réf. R150179302LE NORMANT.. 1841. In-8. Relié demi-cuir. A relier, Plats abîmés, Dos abîmé, Mouillures. 760 + 738 pages. Tampon sur la page de titre. Pièce de titre noir, fleurons titre dorés sur dos en cuir marron.. . . . Classification Dewey : 840-Littératures des langues romanes. Littérature française
1890réf. 62929Natal: um. 1890. AK-Format Paper not used, good items
1961réf. 71101961 QUIMPER, imp; Ménez - 1961 - In-8 - Cartonnage souple illustrée en couleurs - Photographies NB - 56 pages - Très propre
réf. 6705Egyetemi Nyomda Miniat rkönyv Gy jt k Klubja. 22 volumes minuscules (4,2 x 5,8 cm.), pleine toile de diverses couleurs, titre doré dans une vignette ovale, décor doré aux dos et aux premiers et derniers contreplats, chaque volume avec rhodoïd. Présentés dans une boîte faisant office de mini-bibliothèque. En belle condition.
1951réf. 11600Hachette, 1951. In-4, cartonnage couleurs, un peu frotté en bords, intérieur frais.
réf. 201806128Ingersheim, Saep, 1996 ; in-8, 192 pp., br.
1996réf. 49418Ed. SAEP 1996 192 pages in8. 1996. Broché. 192 pages.
réf. 1840030879.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
