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1988réf. 7342Genève, Les Yeux Ouverts, 1988. In-4 de [16] pages, en feuilles sous chemise illustrée à rabats. En parfaite condition.
réf. SONG8480162074Used: Good unknown
1703In -4°, pp. (10), 3-376, pergamena con titolo manoscritto al piatto superiore. La provincia è quella francescana di San Juan Bautista, nei pressi di Valencia.
Valladolid, por Juan Godínez Impressor, s.a. (1721). 4to.; 16 hs., 266 pp., 3 hs., más 37 láminas con emblemas, grabados en madera por J. Tauló en Barcelona, en el año 1700, según consta al pié del primer emblema. Encuadernación en media piel, del siglo diecinueve. Primera traducción al castellano de un célebre libro de emblemas religiosos, a la que van añadidas algunas composiciones poéticas del traductor Fray Martín de Herze.
1921réf. 13291921 Photomontage réalisé à partir d’une lobby card du film d’Edward José, avec Alice Joyce et Holms Herbert (1921). Impression offset sur papier brillant, justifiée E. A. XXVII/XXX et signée en bas (70/50 cm).
réf. 1888Paris Cercle d'Art 1965 grand in 4 carré (31x28,5) 1 volume reliure toilée de l'éditeur sous jaquette en couleurs, 195 pages, illustrations de Picasso et lithographies en couleurs contrecollées. infimes défauts d'usage sur la jaquette, et toute petite usure du papier sur le premier et dernier feuillet blanc de garde. Hélène Parmelin, journaliste et romancière, essayiste et pamphlétaire, épouse du peintre Edouard Pignon, elle rencontra Picasso pour la première fois en 1944. Bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
1959réf. 015776Bogotá Ediciones Mito 1959 plaquette in-8 Agrafé Dédicacé par l'auteur
Madrid, por Don Antonio de Sancha, 1785. Dos volúmenes en 4to.; XII-312 pp. y VII-324 pp. Encuadernación de época, extraordinariamente fatigada, en media piel. Planos parcialmente perdidos.
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réf. SONG1560636564Used: Good unknown
1998réf. ZB189334Madrid 1998. vol. 71 original paper wrappers minor ownership markings still good-very-good. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. Madrid unknown
réf. DADAX0226688038New unknown
1779Octavo in full leather, xxiv, 352 pages; frontispiece (portrait) 21 cm In Spanish. Appears to lack last eight pages. Poetics -- Early works to 1800. PoÈtique -- Ouvrages avant 1800. Poetics. poetica. Early works. / Francisco Cascales (1564ñ1642) was a Spanish erudite, humanist and writer. Cascales is perhaps best known for his Cartas Filologicas
1980Folio in rustic light beige cloth; xiii, xvi, 877, [200] pages : illustrations, facsimiles, folded color maps ; 37 cm. 108 letters in all (1496-1586)--followed by 29 of them reproduced in facsimile. In Spanish. A beautifully done production. Only 1,000 copies printed (colophon). Originally published in Madrid by mpr. de M.G. Hern·ndez, 1877. / Discoveries in geography -- Spanish.† History.† Sources.† Time: To 1812† Geographic: America -- Discovery and exploration -- Spanish.† Latin America -- History -- To 1600 -- Sources.† Philippines -- History -- 1521-1812 -- Sources.† AmÈrique -- DÈcouverte et exploration espagnoles.† AmÈrique latine -- Histoire -- Jusqu'‡ 1600 -- Sources.† Philippines -- Histoire -- 1521-1812 -- Sources.† America.† Latin America.† Philippines.†/ **A large, heavy book. Weighs 10 lbs 6 ounces before packing. Extra shipping charges apply for international & expedited orders. Please inquire.**
1992Octavo in white color illus DJ, cactus illus, 314 pages, color illustrations ; 22 cm. In Spanish. Only 3,000 copies. || Medicinal plants -- Latin America. Botany. Ethnobotany
1937réf. 82175Madrid: Confederación Nacional del Trabajo 1937. First Editions. Four folio issues 59.75cm; original newsprint wrappers; 4pp per issue; illus.; text is entirely in Spanish. Publication sequence as follows: Año VI Nos. 625 22 May 737 3 November 740 6 November 741 7 November. Each issue horizontally folded with light wear with varying degrees of mild toning and dust-soil to extremities; two issues show some old underlining or circling in red and blue pencil; two faint marginal stains and some smudging to the text in a few spots on No.625; two old shallow ink stains to No.737; overall Very Good. A small group of well-preserved issues of a daily newspaper published by the CNT Confederacion Nacional de Trabajo a Spanish anarcho-syndicalist labor union founded in 1910 and still active today. Contents include coverage and photographs from the various fronts during the Spanish Civil War toward the second year of the conflict. 82175. [Confederación Nacional del Trabajo] unknown
1937réf. 82175Madrid: Confederación Nacional del Trabajo 1937. First Editions. Four folio issues 59.75cm; original newsprint wrappers; 4pp per issue; illus.; text is entirely in Spanish. Publication sequence as follows: Año VI Nos. 625 22 May 737 3 November 740 6 November 741 7 November. Each issue horizontally folded with light wear with varying degrees of mild toning and dust-soil to extremities; two issues show some old underlining or circling in red and blue pencil; two faint marginal stains and some smudging to the text in a few spots on No.625; two old shallow ink stains to No.737; overall Very Good. A small group of well-preserved issues of a daily newspaper published by the CNT Confederacion Nacional de Trabajo a Spanish anarcho-syndicalist labor union founded in 1910 and still active today. Contents include coverage and photographs from the various fronts during the Spanish Civil War toward the second year of the conflict. 82175. [Confederación Nacional del Trabajo] unknown books
réf. 76-0878Barcelona: Joan Barbara 1990. Wood engraving. 32 x 25 cm sheet. Not signed. Printed by Joan Barbara Barcelona. From an edition of 5500. Very Good.Literature: Dupin 1292. [Barcelona: Joan Barbara, 1990]. unknown
1947réf. 26792New York: The Dial Press. Very Good in Very Good dj. 1947. First American Edition. Hardcover. modest shelfwear age-toning to edges of text block cheap pulpy paper; the jacket shows wear at edges and extremities a bit of soiling and light foxing on the rear panel various tiny nicks and small tears along the top and bottom edges. Originally published in Mexico in 1944 "Yo cómo pobre"; trans. "I Eat Poor" this novel "concerns the lives and loves of a group of outcasts who live in the slums of La Morena where hunger and poverty are always paramount." The author 1913-1989 began her career as a journalist in the 1920s in her home town of Torreón and after establishing herself as a columnist and a correspondent for various newspapers in Mexico and the U.S. including La Opinión de los Angeles she moved to Mexico City in 1935 joining La Prensa first as a police reporter the first woman to occupy such a position. She remained with the publication for thirty years and in 1950 was named editor of La Prensa Grafica not to be confused with the El Salvadoran publication of the same name another first for a woman in Mexico. She wrote a number of other novels and non-fiction works as well as some poetry but this book doesn't seem to have made much of a splash in its American edition and it became the only one of her books to ever be published in this country. . The Dial Press hardcover
1947réf. 26792New York: The Dial Press. Very Good in Very Good dj. 1947. First American Edition. Hardcover. modest shelfwear age-toning to edges of text block cheap pulpy paper; the jacket shows wear at edges and extremities a bit of soiling and light foxing on the rear panel various tiny nicks and small tears along the top and bottom edges. Originally published in Mexico in 1944 "Yo cómo pobre"; trans. "I Eat Poor" this novel "concerns the lives and loves of a group of outcasts who live in the slums of La Morena where hunger and poverty are always paramount." The author 1913-1989 began her career as a journalist in the 1920s in her home town of Torreón and after establishing herself as a columnist and a correspondent for various newspapers in Mexico and the U.S. including La Opinión de los Angeles she moved to Mexico City in 1935 joining La Prensa first as a police reporter the first woman to occupy such a position. She remained with the publication for thirty years and in 1950 was named editor of La Prensa Grafica not to be confused with the El Salvadoran publication of the same name another first for a woman in Mexico. She wrote a number of other novels and non-fiction works as well as some poetry but this book doesn't seem to have made much of a splash in its American edition and it became the only one of her books to ever be published in this country. . The Dial Press hardcover books
réf. 26912Nueva York New York 20 April 1886. Letter Three Pages 12mo bifolium black-bordered good condition. ACCOMPANIED BY typed translation into English. See Image of boith letter pp.23 and full translation. Note: "Throughout his diplomatic and political activity he produced works which rank among the highest that his country's literature contains. For purity of diction and beauty of style Valera has never been surpassed in Spain. Pepita Jiménez which appeared as a serial in 1874 is probably his best known work; it has since been translated into many languages. It depicts the gradual realization by a young seminarian of the empty vanity of his vocation culminating in a shattering denouement. Other novels are Las ilusions del doctor Faustino 1875 El comendador Mendoza 1877 Pasarse de listo and Doña Luz 1879. All of the foregoing novels were written around the time when he abandoned his political activities. He was also a supporter of Iberian Federalism." Wikipedia Nueva York [New York], 20 April 1886. unknown
réf. 17104Paris Charlieu Frères & Huillery, Libraires-Editeurs 1865 in 8 (28x18) Un volume reliure demi maroquin marron à coins, dos à 4 nerfs épais, orné de fleurons dorés, tête dorée, 211 pages, rareté bibliophilique: cet exemplaire a été relié avec la couverture illustrée (tirée sur papier vergé bleu), ainsi que les 18 couvertures de livraison illustrées, toutes à l'état de neuf. Nombreuses gravures, dont hors-texte. Nouvelle édition revue par Adrien Robert. Superbe exemplaire parfaitement établi dans une reliure signée de René Kieffer
réf. DADAX1558854770New unknown
The envelope (141 x 73mm) is addressed to "Mr. T. Jenkin. 32, Strada Reale. Malta", contained within is a piece of brown cloth (46 x 21mm) with edges frayed, on the reverse of the envelope in a contemporary hand "A Piece of "Pizzaio's" "Shroud" taken from the Cathedral at "Lima" in 1870. Not by [Miracle?]. Pizzaro was the Conqueror of Peru about 1520." Gonzalo Pizarro (1513-1548) was a Spanish conquistador who was one of his brother Francisco's main lieutenants during the conquest of the Inca Empire. Gonzalo was cruel and ruthless, but undeniably a very effective soldier. After the conquest, he fought alongside his brothers and their supporters during the civil wars that broke out among the conquistadors. Later, he led the resistance in Peru to the "New Laws" of 1542, taking up arms against an official Spanish Viceroy: this earned him a royal execution in 1548. "Gonzalo's remains were not exposed to the indignities inflicted on Carbajal's, whose quarters were hung in chains on the four great roads leading to Cuzco. Centeno saved Pizarro's body from being stripped, by redeeming his costly raiment from the executioner, and in this sumptuous shroud it was laid in the chapel of the convent of Our Lady of Mercy in Cuzco." (Precott, The Conquest of Peru, p.497).
