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1945Best.-Nr. 14742Paris, La Lithographie, 1945 ; in-folio en ff., chemise caramel à rabats illustrée_; (4) pp. (texte de Jacques-Noir, poésie de René Fauchois et table) ; frontispice, couverture et 41 planches lithographiées sur vélin fort, numérotées à la main, la plupart avec titre manuscrit et signature autographe.
Best.-Nr. 39703Paris,Desaint & Saillant.Amsterdam.1754. In-12 dans une reliure de l'époque.Avertissement et 215 pages. Reliure en veau moucheté avec dos orné de caissons fleuris et pièce de titre.Bon exemplaire.Coiffe supérieure accidentée avec mors légèrement fendus.Mors inférieur avec trou de vers.Tranches rouges.
Best.-Nr. biblio951407Acceptable condition
Best.-Nr. 1396Paris : P. Ducrocq libraire-éditeur, successeur de son père, s. d. (1864). LES MILLE ET UNE NUITS DE L'IMPÉRATRICE EUGÉNIE
1779Best.-Nr. 3528La Haye: J. Neaulme Nicolas van Daalen. Very Good. 1779. Quarter polished calf over marbled paper. General edgewear to covers. Raised bands and decorative gilt motif to spine; red calf label with gilt short title to spine. Hinges beginning near head of spine. Bookplates of noted proverb collector Colonel de Guinzbourg and the library of the Prince Regnant of Lichtenstein to front pastedown. Some edges deckled. Foxing throughout. Otherwise a nice clean surprisingly crisp copy of this hard to find book. ; Folio 13" - 23" tall; viii vi 7-600 pages; All shipments through USPS insured Priority Mail. . J. Neaulme, Nicolas van Daalen hardcover
2006Best.-Nr. 72777Somogy Editions D'Art. New. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- Text in French. 232 pp. With 238 ills. 234 col. . 28 x 25 cm. -- with a bonus offer-- . 2006. 2757200275 . Somogy Editions D'Art paperback
1895Best.-Nr. 70532Paris France: Librairies-Imprimeries Réunies. As New. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Text block pristine pages tight to spine - Text in French. Frontispiece photo portrait of Galland. 224 pages; many lovely black and white illustrations. -- with a bonus offer-- . 1895. Librairies-Imprimeries Réunies paperback
1776Best.-Nr. 1105020009J.E. Dufour & P.H. Roux Imprimeurs & Libraires Affocies 1776. Hardcover. Very Good. Elephant folio. Maestricht : J.E. Dufour & Ph. Roux 1776. Bound in tan cloth. Gilt lettering on spine over dark red title plate. 5 raised bands. Six compartments. Publishers imprint and publication date on bottom of spine. Light gray endpapers. Elaborately decorated title page with red and black lettering. Intricately detailed copperplate engravings throughout. This edition of the Bibliotheque Orientale is the second printing created in Maastricht in the year 1776. The book was Herbelots greatest achievement occupying most of his life. It was completed in 1697 by Antoine Galland. It is based on the immense Arabic bibliography the Kashf al-Zunun of Hadji Khalfa Katip Celebi of which it is largely an abridged translation but also contains the substance of a vast number of other Arabic Persian and Turkish compilations and manuscripts. Tight binding and solid boards. Minimal scuffing to boards. Small scrape along leather title plate. Slight bumping to corners. Clean unmarked pages. Library sticker gently removed from endpaper. Slight residue remains. Minor wrinkling to pages. Minimal discoloration to pages. A beautifully preserved volume in exceptional condition. Please view our images of this rare item. Brunet II 664. J.E. Dufour & P.H. Roux, Imprimeurs & Libraires, Affocies hardcover
1783Best.-Nr. 1029H2London: T. Longman 1783 . Leather. Good. 7" by 4.5". None. A complete four-volume English edition of the "Arabian Nights" preserving the enormously influential 18th century English version derived from Antoine Galland's French translation. Uniformly bound in full contemporary calf. The front board of volume I is fully detached but present. A complete four-volume edition of the Arabian Nights translated into French from the Arabic manuscripts by Antoine Galland and subsequently rendered into English from the last Paris edition. The anonymous English version first published in 1706 remained the dominant English text throughout much of the 18th century. ESTC No.: N29714. Galland's Les mille et une nuits originally issued in twelve volumes between 1704 and 1717 was the first European translation of the collection and was enormously influential in establishing the Arabian Nights in European literature. Antoine Galland 1646-1715 was a French orientalist antiquary and translator. His version of the Arabian Nights profoundly shaped European perceptions of Middle Eastern storytelling The collection is framed around Scheherazade or the Sultaness of the Indies who prolongs her life by telling the Sultan a succession of interconnected tales each night leaving her story unfinished. The enduring popularity of the tales in this collection helped establish the Arabian Nights as one of the most influential works of translated literature in 18th century Europe. Uniformly bound in full contemporary calf. Externally a little worn. Front board of vol I fully detached but present. Joints cracked boards tender but generally holding with the exception of vol I. Rear board of vol I loose holding to cords. Contemporary ink ownership inscriptions to front paste downs. Hinges strained but generally firm. Slight discolouration from binder's glue to endpapers. Minor chipping to spine ends. Loss to head of spine of vol I. Slight rubbing and bumping to extremities resulting in minor loss to calf. Slight discolouration to spines and perimeters of boards. Vertical crease to front free endpaper of vol II. Internally generally firmly bound. PAges bright and clean if slightly age toned more so to margins with one or two light spots and handling marks to fore edge. Very small portion of loss to upper corner of O1 of vol III not affecting the text. Good T. Longman hardcover
Best.-Nr. 1358A Amsterdam et se vend à Paris, Chez Desaint & Saillant, 1754., (1bl), VIII, 215p, (1bl) - HRL - Bel exemplaire en veau marbré de l'époque, dos plat orné de fleurons à motif de tulipes, tranches rougies, traces d'usure sur la coiffe supérieure et inférieure. Agréable exemplaire. -
Best.-Nr. z100-31153Institute for Functional Medicine. hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Institute for Functional Medicine hardcover
1934Best.-Nr. 3975Paris, Edilux, 1934. 1934 1 vol. in-fol° (390 x 290 mm.) de : LXXVII, [1], 122 pp. ; 72 + 12 planches hors-texte dont de nombreuses reproductions photographiques de yachts ; préface du Docteur J. Charcot ; illustrations de Léon Haffner, André Galland et A. Theunissen. Un des 40 exemplaires sur japon (tirage total à 200 exemplaires + 120 de propagande). Plein vélin à décors aquarellé reprenant le motif de la couverture brochée (laquelle est reliée en début d'ouvrage).
Best.-Nr. 57384Paris & Amsterdam Desaint & Saillant 1754. . First edition 8vo viii 215 pp. 19th-century half calf over marbled boards spine with raised bands red morocco label lettered in gilt; rebacked to style retaining label corners a bit rubbed a very good copy. A very good fresh example of the first edition of this 'very interesting work which contains five separate essays. The first three are translations from Arabic and Turkish authorities; the last two are eye-witness accounts - one a long description of Chios and the other a description of the marriage of Sultana Esma with Yakub Pasha governor of Silistria' Navari. 'Galland's account of the rituals surrounding the pilgrimage to Mekkah includes enlightening description of many of the important shrines and sites within the city. Extensive footnotes describe the history and physical appearance of such features as the Ka'aba the Black Stone and Mount Ararat as well as explaining relevant Arabic terms and the importance of certain religious figures in the Islamic tradition' Atabey. 'Galland "dragoman" or interpreter in the Levant nephew of the celebrated orientalist Antoine Galland translated many works into French the present work being a collected edition of five Arabic and Turkish pieces' Blackmer. Also contains a discussion of Ottoman science the Traduction d'une dissertation sur les sciences des Turcs et sur l'ordre qu'ils gardent dans le cours de leurs études by Zaini Efendi pp. 85-98. Atabey 470; Blackmer 643; Navari 643. Paris & Amsterdam, Desaint & Saillant, 1754. hardcover
1816Best.-Nr. 21275Paris: Librairie d'Éducation d'Alexis Eymerie and the author on back of title-page: printed by J.-B. Imbert 1816. Contemporary gold-tooled grained green morocco sewn on 3 recessed cords but with the tooling dividing the spine into 5 fields each board with the large arms of the dedicatee Marie Thérèse de France Duchesse d'Angoulême daughter of King Louis XVI: a crowned double coat of arms each in an oval in a wide border of fleurs-de-lis and tulip-like flowers the dexter arms of her husband that normally used by the Duc de Berry but also by the seconde maison Capétienne d'Artois azure 3 fleurs-de-lis or with a bordure embattled gules and the sinister arms of her father Louis XVI matching that of the Kings of France azure 3 fleurs-de-lis or with no bordure gold-tooled spine with the author and title in the 2nd and volume number in the 3rd of 5 fields and further with decorated rolls and fleurs-de-lis gold-tooled board edges and turn-ins pink silk endleaves headbands in white and pink gilt edges. Large 12mo 17.5 x 10.5 cm. With 3 title-pages each in the same border made of 4 rules with circular decorations mitred at the corners a large folding engraved map of France in 1816 by Hérisson on heavy paper 3 astronomical and cosmographical figures on 3 engraved plates a large folding hierarchical tableau synoptique of French grammar and numerous numerical tables and mathematical equations in the text. Set in roman and italic types each title-page with a few words in a French ronde upright script. 3 volumes. Very rare first and only edition of a compendious educational work intended for girls dedicated in the newly restored Bourbon monarchy to Marie Thérèse de France 1778-1851 Duchesse d'Angoulême and daughter of King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette the only heir directly descended from Louis XVI to survive the Revolution. The dedication itself appears in volume 1 1817 but is noted on all three title-pages so also 1816. The present copy is in a beautiful armorial morocco binding clearly intended as a dedication copy for Marie Thérèse with her arms on both boards of each volume. She had married her first cousin Louis Antoine d'Artois 1775-1844 Duc d'Angoulême in 1799 he was to be King of France for 20 minutes in 1830 when his father and he abdicated then pretender to the throne calling himself Louis XIX. She was nearly forty and childless when the book appeared soon after the 1814/15 restoration of the Bourbon monarchy with her uncle as King Louis XVIII. Rather than impale the husband's and father's arms as the English did French ladies displayed them side by side: courtoisie. The book contains lessons in all subjects girls of good family should be taught. The first volume covers French grammar and syntax with separate courses for younger and older girls followed by a basic course in rhetoric. The second volume covers arithmetic and geography in single extensive courses. The third and last volume covers history and mythology again with separate courses for the younger and older girls both presented like a catechism. with questions and answers for the children to learn by heart. In fine condition with only a small tear in the folding table and occasional very minor foxing. Fine copy in a fine armorial dedication binding for the daughter of King Louis XVI in the restored Bourbon monarchy.l KVK & WorldCat 5 copies; Quérard III p. 245; not in Gumuchian; for the arms on the binding: Olivier Manuel armoriées Françaises 2553 fer no. 2 recorded on a different 1816 book. Librairie d'Éducation d'Alexis Eymerie, [and] the author (on back of title-page: printed by J.-B. Imbert), unknown
