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rif. a70867Paris c. 1860 Garnier Freres. Avec les principales remarques des divers annotateurs precede d'une notice par M. Sainte-Beuve. In French. Hardcovers. 2 volumes. Large octavos 454pp. frontis portrait 458pp. gravures sur acier d'apres les Dessins de G. Staal full gilt stamped vellum with cherub and wreath on both spines and small design on both fronts fine gilt fleur-de-lis patterned end papers. VG a few text pages lightly foxed but always quite legible covers slightly worn and gilt faded. Elegant and stately in appearance. Pictures available on request. . hardcover
1973rif. 480528Gallimard. Good. 1973. French. Two Volume Set. Mass Market Paperback. I316 . Gallimard paperback
1836rif. BOOKS036231ILondon: J. J. Dubochet/Charles Tilt 1836. HC. good 3/4 red leather w/light wear marbled boards. ill. by Jean Gigoux. 486pp 478pp. J. J. Dubochet/Charles Tilt unknown
1832rif. 21266Venice: G. Tasso 1832. Very good overall. An unusual map from an Italian edition of Le Sage's historical atlas. The map is credited to Buchon in the title cartouche who originated the map in 1825. This edition was published by Girolamo Tasso. The map illustrates the United States from the east coast up to the Rocky Mountains and shows the acquisition of various territories up to 1825 including the Louisiana Purchase. Major cities forts roads and Indian villages are located. There is a color key at lower left and the routes of Long and Talcott are noted. There are interesting early details in Oregon & the Missouri Territories especially in the northwest and plains. The uncolored area on the left is labeled "Messicana" and includes the "Provincia de Texas" which would become an independent republic in four years. There is also an outline of "Nuovo Messico" New Mexico. 18 1/4 x 13 1/2". Restoration to margins. Original color touched up. Ref: Phillips A #127-21b. G. Tasso unknown
1778rif. 526785Londres: Jean Nourse 1778. Hardcover half bound in green leather with marbled paper sides. Five raised bands and gilt printing to spine includes frontispiece and several illustrated plates. Text in French. Final few pages are adveristements from the publisher. Boards are worn at edges and corners; front board and FEP have come away from spine but are still present. Pen mark to second end page otherwise contents are clean and unmarked. AD. leather. Good. Used. Jean Nourse Hardcover
rif. 2081002109001364Iwanamishoten N.A. Soft Cover. Fine. Size: Paperback Number of copies: 4 Iwanamishoten paperback
rif. 224008First edition thus. Translated by Tobias Smollett M.D. 15 aquatint plates by John Clark. Contemporary 3/4 maroon morocco over marbled boards rubbed. 3 volumes. Enclosed in a 1/2 blue morocco three paneled slipcase; each volume in a separate chemise. Tooley 139. hardcover
1761rif. 032132London: J. Rivington R. Baldwin T. Longman R. Horsefield S. Crowder and Co. B. Law C. And R. Ware and T. Caslon 1761. Full Leather. Fair/No Jacket. 12mo. Complete four volumes with woodblock plates. Full leather is scuffed and worn and a couple of the covers remain only barely attached. A little light foxing and some age toning. Contents all remain tight and generally clean. J. Rivington, R. Baldwin, T. Longman, R. Horsefield, S. Crowder and Co., B. Law, C. And R. Ware, and T. Caslon hardcover
1734rif. 17525Probably Lorient: La Compagnie perpétuelle des Indes 1734. 1100 by 680mm. 43.25 by 26.75 inches each sheet. Three manuscript charts on two different scales but adjoining pen and red and black ink with colour wash on paper laid down on blue linen signed within the title cartouche lower sheet only on a paper overlay upper right. A magnificent series of manuscript charts plotting a continuous route of nearly two thousand nautical miles for the voyage of Captain Louis Dryas in the French East Indiaman La Paix from the northeastern exit of the Sunda Strait to the estuary of the Pearl River in China: "Route du Vaisseau la Compagnie de Indes Paix Capitaine Monsieur Louis Dryas allant en Chine en 1733". Possibly a private commission perhaps to commemorate one of the earliest voyages undertaken by the La Compagnie perpétuelle des Indes according to new regulations that came into effect in September of 1733. These clearly defined the use of company vessels according to their destination reserving voyages to China for the company's largest vessels. Larger ships meant larger cargoes and so greater financial reward. Many of these larger vessels had until recently been warships employed in the War of Polish Succession which had ended with the "Pacte de Famille" between France and Spain in February of 1733. The name of the vessel "La Paix" is undoubtedly significant. The first and most southern sheet has all the hallmarks of grand design. It is drawn on a very large scale "Echelles des Lieux Francois a 20 au degrees" has an unfinished but very decorative title-cartouche two large decorative compass roses and the port of Batavia on the north coast of Java is drawn in some detail. It extends from the northern most exit of the Sunda Strait to the entrance to the western tip of Bangka island and Palembang in Sumatra. Depth soundings are given throughout. The untitled middle sheet while drawn on the same scale is altogether less decorative perhaps indicating a waning of funds for the cartographer. Nevertheless the chart shows clearly and accurately the islands of the Singapore Strait including the unnamed island of Singapore and the east coast of Malaysia as far north as Tioman Island. The northernmost sheet also untitled is drawn on a much smaller scale continues the voyage to the South China Sea and includes the coastlines of Malaysia Cambodia Vietnam Hainan to the coast of mainland China beyond Hong Kong where the voyage ends. Annotations possibly in the hand of Captain Dryas himself indicate where La Paix was made to remain at "anchorage" at "Pto Caby" and the "Embouchure dela Riviere de Canton". The geography of the islands in the estuary is still a bit muddled with present-day Hong Kong Island appearing as "I Lantoa" opposite the mainland labeled as "Boca Lantao". Macao appears as a distinct island. Nevertheless Sage's map precedes the publication of Jean-Baptiste Bourguignon D'Anville's 'Carte particuliere de l'entrée de Canton' which attempts to accurately chart the islands of the Pearl River estuary by a year; and Jacques Nicholas Bellin's by fifteen. The north coast of Borneo appears in some detail and the westernmost coasts of Luzon and Mindanao in the Philippines but Manila is just off the chart. The French East India Company - Compagnie des Indes - had several iterations after its founding in 1664. The second company La Compagnie perpétuelle des Indes fell victim to the ambitions of the infamous financier John Law and so it struggled during the 1720s and few French expeditions to China were commissioned. However during the 1730s about two Compagnie voyages were achieved a year until 1745 when the war of the Austrian Succession and then the Seven Years War caused a hiatus in trading relations. Veyssiere 'Les Voyages Francais a la Chine 1720-1793 La Compagnie perpétuelle des Indes],
1844rif. 001800Paris: Chez J.-J. Dubochet et C. 1844. Very Good/No Jacket. Later 19th century half-leather over marbled boards. Text in French. Raised spine decorated in gilt t.e.g. marbled endpapers etc. Two bookplates insi de front cover. Half-title shows strip excised from top edge extending to gutter. Extensively illustrated with vignettes by Jean Gigoux. Sporadic foxing heavy at times. Raised bands of backstrip rub bed as well as extremities boards show moderate shelfwear. Still a handsome copy of this 18th century French classic in attractive binding. Text in French. Hardcover. Very Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Chez J.-J. Dubochet et C. Hardcover
1778rif. 146493London: Printed By John Rivington for W. Strahan T. Lowndes T Becket and E Johnston 1778. Original boards and title sticker still legible on spine. Boards are worn with one large scrape to front cover but page block remains clean tight and bright. An absolutely wonderful copy. hardcover. Good/No Dust Jacket. Used. Printed By John Rivington for W. Strahan T. Lowndes, T Becket and E Johnston Hardcover
1766rif. 54220London: Printed for T. Osborne J. Rivington Etc 1766. 'A new translation by the author of Roderick Random'. Third ed. Re-backed with new spines original boards with chipped edges and corners. Period owner names to recto of frontis. Pp VG clean and tidy set. Full Leather. Very Good. 16mo. Printed for T. Osborne, J. Rivington Etc Hardcover
1840rif. 004412Paris: Bourdin 1840. Notice sur Le Sage par Jules Janin. Un volume in 8vo grande di 4-XVI-380 pagine. Premier tirage. Portrait du Diable boiteaux gravè en bois par Brevere tirè sur chine collè et 140 vignettes gravées sur bois dans le texte encadrè. Pochissime fioriture. Bella legatura coeva in mezza pelle ad angoli dorso a nervi ornata e dorata piatti e risguardie marmorizzati cerniere un po' deboli. Uno dei più famosi libri illustrati francesi dell'800 in una fresca copia con bella legatura coeva. Bourdin unknown
1836rif. 5756Paulin Libraire-Éditeur 1836 972 pages grand in8. 1836. Reliure editeur cartonnée. 972 pages.
rif. 12838Garnier Frères 502 pages in8. Sans date. demi basane dos à nerfs. 502 pages. Ce contenu présente des notices bibliographiques et des offres de vente pour l'ouvrage 'Histoire de Guzman d'Alfarache' d'Alain-René Lesage publié par Garnier Frères en 1876. L'édition est illustrée de gravures sur acier d'après les dessins de G. Staal et inclut également 'Gil Blas' et le théâtre de Lesage avec une introduction de Sainte-Beuve
1880rif. 15699Librairie des bibliophiles 1880 193/224 pages in8. 1880. demi chagrin avec étui. 193/224 pages.
1835rif. 16210Chez Paulin 1835 972 pages in4. 1835. reliure éditeur. 972 pages.
rif. 92886Paris, Editions Jouaust, Librairie des Bibliophiles, 1880, 2 volumes in-12 de 180x115 mm environ, xv-196 et 224 pages, demi-reliure à coins en chagrin rouge, signée Guétant, dos à nerfs portant titres et tomaisons dorés, ornés de caissons à petits fers et motifs dorés, tranches de tête dorées, gardes marbrées, couvertures conservées. Infimes et rares rousseurs, dos très légèrement décolorés, sinon bon état.
1771rif. 2581DBNouvelle édition, 4 Bände. Paris, Compagnie des Libraires, 1771. Mit 30 Kupfertafeln. Lederbände der Zeit mit Rückensch. und Rückenvergoldung.
1784rif. LCI-5096Paris, Jean Mossy 1784 1 in -8 demi basane havane à coins 395 [p.p]335 [p.p]339 [p.p]347 [p.p]
1835rif. LCI-6232Paris, Chez Paulin 1835 1 in -8 demi chagrin , dos à nerfs 962 [p.p]
rif. 13286Alphonse Lemerre, éditeur, 1877. Deux volumes, in-16, bradel plein maroquin bleu, dos à cinq nerfs, filets dorés (E. Pouget).
rif. 21585Paris : Maurice Glomeau, éditeur, 1913. Un volume in-8°, broché, couverture rempliée.
rif. 581551Paris, Philippe librairie, 1835. 5 tomes en 3 vol. in-16, rel. de l'époque, demi-basane fauve dos lisse à faux nerfs formés de triples filets dorés, pièces de titre et de tomaison rouge et noire, plats granités gardes marbrées, 258, 247, 248, 215, 194pp, table des matières placée à la fin de chaque tome, une gravure placée en frontispice de chaque tome.
rif. 597387Paris, Garnier Frères, s.d. In-8 broché, 502 pp., 3 pl. de gravures sur acier sous serpente d'après les dessins de G. Staal. Ex. non coupé.