Solomon, Maynard (editor)MareMagnum
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1973Full white cloth boards show light wear and fraying at bottom of spine. Previous owner's name stamp inside and on bottom page ends. Slight marking. Approx. 650 pages. This anthology contains selections from the works of thirty-six authors --- critical commentaries and historical notes.
2012In 8, br. ed. col., pp.307Stato di nuovo.Prima edizione.Luogo di pubblicazione MacerataEditore Quodlibet StudioAnno pubblicazione 2012Collana Estetica e criticaMateria/Argomento Filosofia, Estetica
19718°, pp.198, br. edit.
1971OTTIME CONDIZIONI
1963In-16° gr. pp. 150, bross. edit. ill.
1921In-8°, pp. 224, (4), brossura editoriale. Bell'esemplare. Prima edizione. Scritti su Ermete Novelli, Zacconi, Ruggero Ruggeri, Shakespeare, Ibsen, Machiavelli, Goldoni, Lucien Guitry, Emma Gramatica, la Compagnia Talli, Maria Melato, Angelo Musco, Dina Galli e la "pochade", le marionette, ecc. Spaducci, p. 102. Italiano
réf. 50239London: A. Lewis 1920. An introduction to the history of Freemasonry with a selection of the many items in the collection at Freemasons' Hall London illustrated in coloured and half-tone plates. Pp.xii/42 half-tone plates/ 91coloured frontispiece 17 further coloured plates red Foyles bookseller's label to inside front board minor spotting to preliminary pages and to closed page edges. Bright blue clothgilt title to spine white title and motif to front board minor wear to base of spine and small bump to lower front edge. G. London: A. Lewis, 1920. hardcover
réf. 44182London: Published By Bro. George Kenning 2 3 and 4 Little Britain E.C. MDCCCLXXI. 1871 . First and only edition. Original cloth binding. 8vo. 8.25" x 6.75" x 0.25". pp.83/12pp. - Adverts . Brown cloth over bevelled boards soiled and rubbed. Gilt titles to front board. Spine rubbed with careful repairs to top & tail. All page edges gilt. Original brown endpapers. Dedication to front endpaper. Half-title present. Printed title-page in red & black. Each page within a red-lined border. Clear English text throughout. A good copy of this scarce publication. VG. "George Taylor a Past Master of Lechmere Volunteer Lodge No. 1874. George Taylor was a prominent and prolific Worcester Mason in the late 1800�s whose Mother Lodge was in Kidderminster. In 1884 W. Bro George held a �Great Masonic Soiree and Exhibition� at the Guildhall in Worcester and in 1886 he generously offered the whole of his collection of Masonic artefacts and books to the Province." - See Provincial Grand Lodge of Worcestershire . London: Published By Bro. George Kenning, 2, 3, and 4, Little Britain, E.C., MDCCCLXXI. [ 1871 ] . hardcover
réf. 35962London: Richard Spencer 26 Great Queen Street Opposite Freemasons' Hall MDCCCLXX 1870 . 8vo. pp.36/pp.319 . A very good original maroon cloth binding. plain boards with gilt titles and symbols to spine. Browned endpapers and light uniform toning to all pages. First few leaves with small edge tears and chips where the pages have been crudely separated. Editor's Preface - John Edmund Cox Athenaeum Club August 3rd 1870.Original dedication - Jonathan Ashe Bristol Nov. 1 1813. Dr. Oliver's Address - Scopwick Vicarage Aug. 14th 1843. With fold-out plate at rear: "Copy of brother Captain Warren's Tracings." A very good book. Referenced by: NSTC 2C41110 Ashe D.D. Rev. Jonathan. A literary plagiarist who resided in Bristol England. In 1814 he published "The Masonic Manual."Ashe does not it is true pretend to originality but abstains from giving credit to Hutchinson from whom he has taken at least two-thirds of his book." - See Encyclopedia of Freemasonry Albert G. Mackey. London: Richard Spencer, 26 Great Queen Street, Opposite Freemasons' Hall, MDCCCLXX [ 1870 ] . hardcover
réf. 45140London: Spencer & Co. 23A Great Queen Street no date - c. 1887 . A very good original binding. 4to. 10.75" x 8.50" . pp.20. Black blind-stamped boards with masonic symbols to corners of the front board. Chip to lower edge of front board and rubbing to the spine. Front board with gilt title: "Masonic Musical Service - M. E. Doorly 2/6 Nett". Original yellow endpapers. Library reference number to front endpaper. Clean text and musical notation throughout. A very good copy of this early masonic music. "Doorly Martin Edward organist and composer born in Demerara British Guiana 1847. Was for many years organist of the Cathedral Bridgetown Barbadoes and conductor of concerts ; also music master at Queen's College Barbadoes. In 1891 he graduated Mus. Bac Durham after examination held at Codrington College affiliated to Durham University Barbadoes. He composed an oratorio "The Raising of Lazarus" produced at Marshall's Hall Bridgetown August 24 1880 and repeated on the 27th in St. Leonard's Church ; this performance being conducted by the Lord Bishop of the diocese Dr. ilitchinson. He also wrote an opera "Equality;" A burlesque; and published some organ pieces and songs. He died at Barbadoes August 22 1895." - See British musical biography: a dictionary of musical artists authors and composers born in Britain and its colonies. London: Spencer & Co., 23A, Great Queen Street, [no date - c. 1887] . hardcover
réf. 46202London: Lewis Msonic 2000 . A very good reprint of the Second Edition printed in 1895 by John Lane F. C. A. . with an introduction by William James Hughan . Published under the authority of the United Grand Lodge of England. A very good and tight binding. Large 4to. 11" x 9" x 1.75" pp.544 . Original navy blue cloth coverd boards. Front board and spine with bright gilt tiles. previos owner's signature to front endpaper: "John Acaster 13 Novemeber 2008". Portrait frontis of John Lane. Clean text throughout. A well preserved book. Please note this is a heavy book. So there will be an extra charge for posting outside of the UK. London: Lewis Msonic, 2000 . hardcover
réf. 42622Edinburgh: Scobie & Conacher 249 High St. / Glasgow: Porteous Brothers 43 Renfield Street / Dunfermline: A. Romanes "The Press." / Aberdeen: A Brown And Co. Union Street / Paisley: A. Gardner / Dundee: John Pellow High Street no date c. 1888 . In Paper Covers 2/- ; Boards 2/6; By Post 2d. extra." First edition. A very good original binding. 8vo. 7.25" x 5.00" x 0.50" 18.7cm x 12.8cm x 1.4cm. pp.8/pp.163 Original light blue boards. Gilt title to front cover: "Masonic Songs Oddfellowship Songs &c. &c." Boards rubbed and bumped. Spine dulled with similar gilt title: "Masonic Songs &c. J. Blair." Original dark brown endpapers. Library label to verso of the front board: "Freemasons' Hall Library Leicester". Printed title-page. Colophon to verso of the title-page: "Printed by T. C. Blair Musselburgh." Clean English text throughout. A very good copy of this scarce book. John Blair Bard a member of the Lodge Journeyman 8. John Blair 1819-1889 was forced to leave school a 8 years following the death of his father and work in a typographical foundry later becoming a journalist and apart from a stay of 4 years in London lived all his life in Edinburgh. John Blair eventually became manager of the Marr Type Foundry. He died in early March in Edinburgh in his 71st year. He was a man of active mind and much ability. He Was the main editor of the North British Express during the time it existed. He was a Chartist leader prominent Freemason and Oddfellow and a poet. Edinburgh: Scobie & Conacher, 249 High St. / Glasgow: Porteous Brothers, 43 Renfield Street / Dunfermline: A. Romanes, "The Pres hardcover
réf. 47740Liverpool: Thomas Brakell Limited 58 Dale Street 1893 . From the "Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire" Vol. vii. N.S. A very good half leather binding by Ball Northampton. 8vo. pp.80. 8.75" x 5.7" x 0.25". Polished brown calf over marbled boards with rubbed gilt titles to spine: "Masons' Marks - W. H. Rylands." Small binder's stamp to verso of front board: "Ball Northampton". Endpapers foxed. Modern book plate to verso of front board: "Ex Libris Norman Searle". Typed note dated 27th July 1901 laid-down to front free-endpaper signed by "W. H. Rylands". Clear text and illustrations throughout. Liverpool: Thomas Brakell Limited, 58, Dale Street, 1893 . hardcover
1953réf. 7308Flammarion 1953 in12. 1953. Broché couverture rempliée.
1925In-16° (cm. 17,2x11,3), Sobria lussuosa LEGATURA coeva in piena pergamena riugida, 5 nervi, tit. e 5 fiorellini in oro al dorso., sguardie in lucida carta giallina a venature. Pp. 283 + 18 TAVOLE b.n. f.t.. Val d'Arno, Santa Croce, La Porta d'Oro, Dinanzi al Soldano, Il Libro a Volta, La Porta Stretta, La Torre del Pastore. RUSKIN, scrittore, pittore, poeta e critico d'arte raffinato, che amò l'arte italiana; la sua interpretazione dell'arte e dell'architettura influenzarono fortemente l'estetica vittoriana ed edoardiana; in Italia capirono e rielaborarono,m anche polemicamente, il suo pensiero Camillo Boito (che pose le basi per il restauro scientifico in italia, cercando soluzioni pratiche per la conservazione e l’utilizzazione degli edifici, in particolare per San Marco a vcenezia),.e Gustavo Giovannoni.
1925In-16° (cm. 17,2x11,3), Sobria lussuosa LEGATURA coeva in piena pergamena riugida, 5 nervi, tit. e 5 fiorellini in oro al dorso., sguardie in lucida carta giallina a venature. Pp. 283 + 18 TAVOLE b.n. f.t.. RUSKIN, scrittore, pittore, poeta e critico d'arte raffinato, che amò l'arte italiana; la sua interpretazione dell'arte e dell'architettura influenzarono fortemente l'estetica vittoriana ed edoardiana; in Italia capirono e rielaborarono, anche polemicamente, il suo pensiero Camillo Boito (che pose le basi per il restauro scientifico in italia, cercando soluzioni pratiche per la conservazione e l’utilizzazione degli edifici, in particolare per San Marco a Venezia),.e Gustavo Giovannoni. Con questa LEGATURA
réf. 31503Solothurn, Vogt-Schild, 1998. In-4, broché, couverture illustrée en couleurs, 104 p., nombreuses reproductions en noir et en couleurs.
réf. 68395Editions Universitaires de Dijon, EUD, 2011, 269 pp., broché, bon état.
In-4, broché, couverture illustrée en couleurs, 104 p., nombreuses reproductions en noir et en couleurs. Catalogue de l'exposition des musées de Schaffhausen et Solothurn. 143 références. Exemplaire à l'état de neuf.
réf. 32173Paris, G. Charpentier, 1877. In-12, pleine toile moderne, titre doré, couverture conservée, tranches mouchetées, (3) f., 387, (1) p.
In-12, pleine toile moderne, titre doré, couverture conservée, tranches mouchetées, (3) f., 387, (1) p. Edition originale et unique. Bonne source sur la vie littéraire et artistique de la période : Eugène Delacroix, Meryon, Victor Hugo et ses dessins, Jules de Goncourt, J.F. Millet, Dauzats, Th. Rousseau, Sainte-Beuve critique d'art, etc. Inspecteur des beaux-arts en 1881, collectionneur et critique d'art, Philippe Burty fut également collectionneur, dessinateur et lithographe averti. Bon exemplaire.
1973réf. 117964Epi 1973, In-8 Epi 1973, In-8 broché. 127 pages. Bon état.
1973Epi 1973, In-8 broché. 127 pages. Bon état.
réf. 31482Munchen, Franz Hanfstengl, 1924. In-8, pleine toile bleue de l'éditeur, titre doré au dos et sur le plat sup. (dos insolé), 259 p., 227 illustrations à pleine page.
