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1929réf. 22389London: Nonesuch Press 1929. Nonesuch Press unknown
réf. B2701Paris: Ancienne Librairie Furne. A very good copy. Binding: contemporary ½ morocoo with marbled boards flat spine with title in gilt and gilt design. Marbled paste down and free end papers one of the front free end papers has a tipped in facsimile photograph and it surrounded by signatures in contemporary ink. Size: 8vo Illustration: Engraved frontis portrait and 11 steel engraved plates. Pages: P. half-title printer’s imprint blank frontis title blank i-xii 1-758 1 Category: Book Literature Ancienne Librairie Furne hardcover
1929réf. 22389London: Nonesuch Press 1929. Nonesuch Press unknown books
réf. 3533031799.Gperfect. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. unknown
1820réf. 87836Paris, Chez Janet et Cotelle, Libraires 1820 In-4. Reliure de l’époque demi-maroquin à longs grains rouge à petits coins, dos lisse orné d’un grand fer encadrés de roulettes dorés, 409 pp. Bon exemplaire à grandes marges conservées.
1925réf. 106125Saint-Brieuc, Aux éditions de la Bretagne touristique, impr. Imprimerie Moderne, à Saint-Brieuc 1925 In-8 23,5 x 18,5 cm. Broché, couverture ivoire, titre en rouge sur le premier plat illustré, 270 pp., 60 dessins de Louis Garin, table. Ouvrage tiré à 1300 exemplaires numérotés. Celui-ci, N 512/1200 sur simili japon de chez Dujardin.
réf. 38833Jean Mossy In-8 viii-362pp. reliure pleine basane de l'epoque dos plat orne coiffes et coins frottes illustr. grande planche depliante Bwx-07 unknown
1829réf. 7440Paris Anselin Successeur de Magimel 1829. 1st Edition . Soft cover. . ~ ~ NOTE: THE PRICE OF THIS BOOK IS CURRENTLY REDUCED! ~ ~ . Octavo. Pp. xxiv 329 2. With the title-page: "Traité des siéges et de l'attaque des places par le Maréchal de Vauban. 1704". Lacks first title-page and 21 pages of preliminary text Foreword and and a Eulogy. Original wrappers worn and detached front is gone bookblock loosening. Some foxing in places bit dog-eared and shabby else good untrimmed binding copy. ~ FIRST EDITION. Text volume only without the atlas. Lacks the preliminary texts "Avertissement" by Augoyat and "Éloge" by Fontenelle which are provided here in digital form. The main body of work is complete. Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban 1633-1707. Antoine Marie Augoyat 1783-1864. Very rare. Jordan 3929. 005-9 Paris, Anselin, Successeur de Magimel paperback
1822réf. 217153Toulouse : impr. de F. Vieusseux 1822. First Edition. Paperback. Original wrappers with later bound stiff-card wrappers good paperback copy; edges somewhat slightly dust-dulled and nicked. Remains particularly well-preserved overall with ink stamp to title-page. Further scans available upon request. ; 8vo 8"" - 9"" tall; 61 pages; Physical desc.: 61 p. 19 cm. Subject: Central Society of Agriculture of the Haute-Garonne -- Winemaking - France - 19th century. Toulouse : impr. de F. Vieusseux paperback
1929réf. ST15053iLondon: Nonesuch Press 1929. No. 667 of 1600 copies. 208 x 134 mm. 8 1/8 x 5 1/4". x 138 pp. 1 leaf colophon. Translated by John Glanvill with a prologue by David Garnett. Publisher's flexible vellum upper cover with gilt astrological design flat spine with vertical titling edges untrimmed and two-thirds of the leaves UNOPENED. In the original slightly worn green paper slipcase printed with gold stars. Eight astrological decorations designed by T. L. Poulton and stencilled at the Curwen Press in blue gray and gold. Front pastedown with neat pencilled signature of M. Slocum Pasadena. Dreyfus 65. ◆A touch of browning to untrimmed edges otherwise a very fine copy virtually unchanged from the day it was issued. Described by press founder Francis Meynell as "a little peach of a book" this discussion on the heliocentric universe was one of the significant works of the Enlightenment. First published in 1686 it takes the form of a conversation between a philosopher and a marquise on scientific theories about the cosmos and it was credited for stimulating public interest in astronomy. The playful astrological ornaments and colorful stencils make this fine translation especially charming. Nonesuch Press unknown
1929réf. ST15053iLondon: Nonesuch Press 1929. No. 667 of 1600 copies. 208 x 134 mm. 8 1/8 x 5 1/4". x 138 pp. 1 leaf colophon. Translated by John Glanvill with a prologue by David Garnett. Publisher's flexible vellum upper cover with gilt astrological design flat spine with vertical titling edges untrimmed and two-thirds of the leaves UNOPENED. In the original slightly worn green paper slipcase printed with gold stars. Eight astrological decorations designed by T. L. Poulton and stencilled at the Curwen Press in blue gray and gold. Front pastedown with neat pencilled signature of M. Slocum Pasadena. Dreyfus 65. ◆A touch of browning to untrimmed edges otherwise a very fine copy virtually unchanged from the day it was issued. Described by press founder Francis Meynell as "a little peach of a book" this discussion on the heliocentric universe was one of the significant works of the Enlightenment. First published in 1686 it takes the form of a conversation between a philosopher and a marquise on scientific theories about the cosmos and it was credited for stimulating public interest in astronomy. The playful astrological ornaments and colorful stencils make this fine translation especially charming. Nonesuch Press unknown books
2026réf. __0198991916Oxford Univ Pr 2026. Hardcover. New. Oxford Univ Pr hardcover
2023réf. x-3030903656Springer Nature 2023. Paperback. New. 226 pages. 9.25x6.10x0.48 inches. Springer Nature paperback
1929réf. 887P25London: The Nonesuch Press 1929. Vellum. Very Good Indeed. 8.5" by 5.5". T. L. Poulton. A Nonesuch limited edition of the important Enlightenment scientific work by Bernard de Fontenelle a smart work in the original slipcase. A limited edition work limited to 1600 copies for sale by the Nonesuch Press of which this is numbered 1108. In the original publisher's limp vellum wraps in the original publisher's decorative slipcase in a very good condition.A popular early science work on cosmic pluralism a fascinating work on astronomy.This was Fontenelle's most famous work first published in France in 1686 and indeed was one of the first major works of the Age of Enlightenment.Fontenelle is known for his accessible treatment of scientific subjects during the beginnings of the Age of Enlightenment.This edition uses the 1688 translation by John Glanvill.Colour-stencilled decorations throughout by T. L. Poulton. The Nonesuch Press specialised in limited edition and private press. They were founded by Francis Meynell his second wife Vera Mendel and their friend David Garnett. Their aspiration was for their publications to be aligned with the same aesthetic standards as the private press movement. They were unusual as they used a small Albion press to design the books but had them printed by commercial printers. In doing so books with the quality of a fine-press were produced but available to a wider audience at lower prices. In the original publisher's vellum wraps. Externally generally smart with light discolouration as is usual with a vellum binding. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean. Slipcase is a little worn with rubbing to the extremities in a very good condition. Very Good Indeed The Nonesuch Press hardcover
1727réf. 2790Nouvelle Edition revue & corrigée par l'Aute ur. A la HayeP.Gosse & J.Neaulme1727. Cont.fu11 calf. Gi1t ba ck. Coat of arms in gold on both sides. 12180 pp. unknown
1727réf. 2790Nouvelle Edition revue & corrigée par l'Aute ur. A la Haye,P.Gosse & J.Neaulme,1727. Cont.fu11 calf. Gi1t ba ck. Coat of arms in gold on both sides. (12),180 pp.
1766réf. 437091766 Paris. Libraires associés. 1766. 2 volumes in-12, pleine basane tachetée, dos à nerfs ornés, pièces de titre de maroquin brun. (2) ff. ; 516 pp. ; (2) ff. ; 578 pp. ; (1) f.
réf. 25317194-nnew. unknown
réf. 6100055707Other. New. pp. xvi 328 unknown
1836réf. 21754Paris: Arthus BertrandBohaireMadame Huzard 1836. Fine. Arthus Bertrand Bohaire Madame Huzard Paris s. d. ca 1836 13 x 21 cm relié New edition with some parts in first edition. Half tan calf binding spine lacking front board detached loose marbled paper boards marbled endpapers and pastedowns. Work illustrated with engravings in the text. Some very occasional foxing handsome interior condition. Arthus BertrandBohaireMadame Huzard hardcover
réf. 3872Paris, Brunet, 1708. In 12, [dimension: 164 x 91 mm] de Frontispice, (8), 319, (7), 7 pp.- Reliure Veau de l'époque, frottée - dos à 5 nerfs à caissons fleuronnés, pièce de titre rouge, titre doré - tranches rouges - Bandeaux & culs-de-lampe - Illustré d'un frontispice représentant le dieu Pan inventeur de la flûte champêtre. Troisième édition augmentée - Bel Exemplaire -Très propre. - Réf. 3872
réf. 6395059125Hardback. New. hardcover
1800réf. 009890Lyon France: Leroy 1800. Book. Very Good. Full Calf. New Edition. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Originally published in 1686 Fontenelle's influential work on the plurality of worlds. Very Good in contemporary calf lacking the frontispiece the boards soiled and with light edge wear light internal toning. The fold-out brightly printed a small crease at fore edge else Fine. Leroy Hardcover
1733réf. RW1080Paris:: Chez la Veuve Brunet fils. . . et Marc Bordelet 1733. 1733. 12mo. viii 422 misnumbered "322" 2 pp. Frontis. engraved portrait. of Fontenelle – is trimmed folded at the upper and lower edges by "Crepy rue St. Jacques au lion d'Argent" title woodcut vignette. Original gilt-stamped calf gilt-stamped spine label raised bands. Inscription on title: "O.R. lousin aet coner". Very good copy with a handsome binding. "Extra-illustrated" with an added engraved bound-in folding frontispiece. This edition of the author's eulogies includes fourteen members of the Academie des Sciences who died between 1725 and 1730. There were two issues of this work printed in 1733: one showing "Brunet fils and Marc Bordelet the other issue showing only Marc Bordelet's name as publisher. They also feature a resetting of the type at least for the title-page and a different title woodcut vignette. There was an earlier 1731 Dutch edition of the Eloges printed by Isaac van der Kloot but I have been unable to determine if the biographies contained therein are the same. A note indicates this was also re-issued as miscellany works Oeuvres diverses of Fontenelle in 1736 see pt. 4. Fontenelle was a prolific biographer of notable persons publishing also a series of Dialogues with famous past historical figures. His Eloges commenced with a 1699 work on Claude Bourdelin. He also issued collective editions starting in 1708. This is the first 'separate' edition of the "Suite" containing biographies of 14 scientific notables. "It was Bernard Bovier de Fontenelle 1657-1757 who by his eulogies of scientists first bridged the gap between the scientific communities and the world at large . the eloges of the old Academy of Sciences acquainted laymen with a discipline that was at once esoteric by its novelty and forbidding by its terminology and methodology. Hence the eloges aside from the other functions they performed in the service of science also served as a public relations organ in the same manner as journals textbooks public lectures literary dialogues scientific expositions and cabinets de physique and d'histoire naturelle" - Charles Bennett Paul Science and immortality: the Eloges of the Paris Academy of Sciences 1699-1791 Berkeley: University of California Press 1980. pages 1-2. Contents: eloges du Czar Pierre I - Alexis Littre 1658-1726 – Nicolas Hartsoeker 1656-1725- Guillaume Delisle 1675-1726 - Nicolas de Malezieu 1650-1727 – Isaac Newton published 1727 1728 - Charles-Rene Reyneau 1656-1728 - Marechal de Tallard 1652-1728 - Sebastien Truchet 1656-1729 – Francois Bianchini 1662-1720 – Jacques-Philippe also known as: Giacomo Filippo. . . Maraldi 1665-1729 - Jean-Baptiste-Henri de Valincourt 1653-1730 – Count Luigi Ferdinando Marsigli 1658-1730 – Du Verney 1648-1730 - et le discours de Fontenelle a l'Academie francaise recevant l'eveque de Lucon. See: Suzanne Delorme "Contribution a la bibliographie de Fontenelle." p. 305. Revue d'histoire des sciences Annee 1957 vol. 10-4 pp. 300-309. Chez la Veuve Brunet fils,. . . et Marc Bordelet 1733. hardcover
1733réf. RW1080Paris:: Chez la Veuve Brunet fils. . . et Marc Bordelet 1733. 1733. 12mo. viii 422 misnumbered "322" 2 pp. Frontis. engraved portrait. of Fontenelle – is trimmed folded at the upper and lower edges by "Crepy rue St. Jacques au lion d'Argent" title woodcut vignette. Original gilt-stamped calf gilt-stamped spine label raised bands. Inscription on title: "O.R. lousin aet coner". Very good copy with a handsome binding. "Extra-illustrated" with an added engraved bound-in folding frontispiece. This edition of the author's eulogies includes fourteen members of the Academie des Sciences who died between 1725 and 1730. There were two issues of this work printed in 1733: one showing "Brunet fils and Marc Bordelet the other issue showing only Marc Bordelet's name as publisher. They also feature a resetting of the type at least for the title-page and a different title woodcut vignette. There was an earlier 1731 Dutch edition of the Eloges printed by Isaac van der Kloot but I have been unable to determine if the biographies contained therein are the same. A note indicates this was also re-issued as miscellany works Oeuvres diverses of Fontenelle in 1736 see pt. 4. Fontenelle was a prolific biographer of notable persons publishing also a series of Dialogues with famous past historical figures. His Eloges commenced with a 1699 work on Claude Bourdelin. He also issued collective editions starting in 1708. This is the first 'separate' edition of the "Suite" containing biographies of 14 scientific notables. "It was Bernard Bovier de Fontenelle 1657-1757 who by his eulogies of scientists first bridged the gap between the scientific communities and the world at large . the eloges of the old Academy of Sciences acquainted laymen with a discipline that was at once esoteric by its novelty and forbidding by its terminology and methodology. Hence the eloges aside from the other functions they performed in the service of science also served as a public relations organ in the same manner as journals textbooks public lectures literary dialogues scientific expositions and cabinets de physique and d'histoire naturelle" - Charles Bennett Paul Science and immortality: the Eloges of the Paris Academy of Sciences 1699-1791 Berkeley: University of California Press 1980. pages 1-2. Contents: eloges du Czar Pierre I - Alexis Littre 1658-1726 – Nicolas Hartsoeker 1656-1725- Guillaume Delisle 1675-1726 - Nicolas de Malezieu 1650-1727 – Isaac Newton published 1727 1728 - Charles-Rene Reyneau 1656-1728 - Marechal de Tallard 1652-1728 - Sebastien Truchet 1656-1729 – Francois Bianchini 1662-1720 – Jacques-Philippe also known as: Giacomo Filippo. . . Maraldi 1665-1729 - Jean-Baptiste-Henri de Valincourt 1653-1730 – Count Luigi Ferdinando Marsigli 1658-1730 – Du Verney 1648-1730 - et le discours de Fontenelle a l'Academie francaise recevant l'eveque de Lucon. See: Suzanne Delorme "Contribution a la bibliographie de Fontenelle." p. 305. Revue d'histoire des sciences Annee 1957 vol. 10-4 pp. 300-309. Chez la Veuve Brunet fils,. . . et Marc Bordelet 1733. hardcover books
