8.124 Ergebnisse
1592Best.-Nr. 64757, Christoph Rab, 1592. 4°. Titel m. Holzschn.-Druckermarke. 42 S., 1 weißes Bl., Geheftet (ausgebunden; ohne Einband).
Best.-Nr. ORD-14378Paris. Prault. Hochereau. Duchesne. 1761. In-4 (207 x 263mm) pleine basane racinée, dos à 5 nerfs entièrement orné, pièce de titre rouge, de tomaison brune, gardes peignées, tranches rouges, 711 pages, très grand tableau remplié Table des comparaisons ou égalitez de 100 Aunes de Paris, Lyon, Rouen, Bordeaux &c. Avec 100 Aunes d'Hollande, de Brabant, Allemagne, &c. 100 Verges d'Angleterre, 100 Brasses d'Italie, 100 Barres d'Espagne, 100 Ras de Turin, 100 Aunes de Silésie, 100 Aunes de Gand, L'Ille, et Autres Villes de Flandres et Autres Étrangères, &c.. Papier lgt bruni par endroits, rares rousseurs, mors du 1er plat fendu, coins émoussés, mais reliure encore solide et bon état intérieur.
1755Best.-Nr. ga2547A Rochefort, chez Jaques Le Noir Relié 1755 In-12 (8 x 13,5 cm), reliure plein veau, dos à 5 nerfs orné de caissons dorés, tranches rouges, double ex-libris en première garde (Thierry-Richard Savatier et Roger Peyrefitte), XXIV-202 pages. Cet ouvrage, qui tourne en dérision la mort et fait l'apologie du suicide, sera mis à l'index en 1758 ; quelques frottements aux coiffes, mors et coins, par ailleurs bon état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1856Best.-Nr. 129341856 un volume, reliure demi-vélin blanc grand in-octavo (half binding white vellum in-octavo), dos muet (spine without title), dos long (spine without raised band), papier peigné aux plats (cover with painting paper), toutes tranches lisses (all smooth edges) jaspées (all marbled edges), couverture illustrée conservée (cover illustrated of the preserved paperback edition), Bel exemplaire, tel que paru, sur papier vergé. Texte encadré des gravures sur bois en noir (engraving woods in black) reproduisant les dessins d' Hans Holbein ayant pour théme la danse des morts (Très belle impression de Firmin Didot), 48 feuillets non paginés, 1856 Paris Edwin Tross Editeur,
1856Best.-Nr. 21788Paris Edwin Tross 1856 in-8 pleine percale un volume, reliure pleine percaline vert-foncé grand in-octavo Editeur (binding full percale in-octavo Editor)(22,6 x 14,2 cm), dos long (spine without raised band), titre frappé "or" verticalement au centre du dos avec des fers spéciaux "or" de part et d'autre du titre, plats ornés à froid (plaques spéciales Editeur) d'un cadre central ovale à froid dans un encadrement à triple filets à froid avec coins en enchevêtrement, titre frappé "or" au milieu du cadre ovale à froid, au centre du 1er plat, toutes tranches lisses (all smooth edges), Bel exemplaire, tel que paru, sur papier vergé. Texte en vieux françois et Latin encadré des gravures sur bois en noir (engraving woods in black) reproduisant les dessins d' Hans Holbein ayant pour théme la danse des morts (Très belle impression de Firmin Didot), 48 feuillets non paginés, 1856 Paris Edwin Tross Editeur,
1707Best.-Nr. 1204Lyon, Pierre Thenet, 1707 ; in-12 de [6] ff., 504 pp., [1] f., reliure de l’époque basane brune frottée, dos à nerfs.
Best.-Nr. 10941 En feuillets, sous couverture imprimée parcheminée, chemise et étui d'édition. Non coupé, très bel état intérieur. La chemise est fendue aux mors, quelques éraflures. 31,5 x 24,5 cm, 144-[8] p. + planches hors-texte. Paris, s.n.e., s.d.
Best.-Nr. 10941 En feuillets, sous couverture imprimée parcheminée, chemise et étui d'édition. Non coupé, très bel état intérieur. La chemise est fendue aux mors, quelques éraflures. 31,5 x 24,5 cm, 144-[8] p. + planches hors-texte. Paris, s.n.e., s.d.
Best.-Nr. 022606Pierre Lecomte (1798-1846), garde-chasse de Fontaibleau, auteur d'un attentat contre le roi Louis-Philippe, condamné à mort et exécuté. Victor Hugo avait tenté de sauvé sa tête. P.A.S., Fontainebleau, 6 juin 1841, 1p in-8. « Je soussigné reconnais avoir reçu de Monsieur de Saint Ange [mot illisible], la somme de quatre cent cinquante francs, pour une jument alezane, de cinq ans, dont je réponds pour tout [mots illisibles] rédhibitoires, dont quittance. Fontainebleau, ce 6 juin 1841. Lecomte ». Très rare autographe. [554]
1840Best.-Nr. 5011CBWeimar, Bernh. Fr. Voigt, 1840. Kl.-8°. V (1), 175 (3) S. Marmor. Pappband d. Zt. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden +, 5011C
1795Best.-Nr. PHO-2510Paris, Imprimerie Nationale, brumaire an IV (Automne 1795), VIII-95 pp., brochage postérieur, titre tapuscrit au dos. Petit défaut au papier en marge sur les premiers feuillets
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1855Best.-Nr. 50015New York 1855. Very Good. New York 1855. Bifolium 25x19.5cm written on first page only with original mailing envelope. Letter shows mail folds and light wear from handling. Envelope is addressed to Mrs Ellis Warehouse Point Connecticut and is heavily worn with staining losses to edges and a few tears. Very Good in a Good only envelope. Mid-19th century maritime death notification written from Burling Slip in New York City informing a mother of the death of her son at sea. The letter reports that her son James aboard the brig S.B. Hill was swept overboard and despite attempts by the crew to save him sank before the rescue boat could be launched. Full transcription reads New York Oct. 24 1855 Madam It is my painful duty to inform you of the death of your son James who sailed in the Brig S.B. Hill. He was swept overboard from the Brig when five days out by the sail striking him. As soon as the Captain heard that he was overboard he threw ropes to him but he did not take hold of the rope. They then put a spar overboard and the Capt. had to speak sternly to him to get him to take hold of the spar while they cut the boat loose but before the boat got out he sank to rise no more. His clothes you can get by calling by office. Respectfully Yours Geo. Walsh 39 Burling Slip. unknown
1855Best.-Nr. 50015New York 1855. Very Good. New York 1855. Bifolium 25x19.5cm written on first page only with original mailing envelope. Letter shows mail folds and light wear from handling. Envelope is addressed to Mrs Ellis Warehouse Point Connecticut and is heavily worn with staining losses to edges and a few tears. Very Good in a Good only envelope. Mid-19th century maritime death notification written from Burling Slip in New York City informing a mother of the death of her son at sea. The letter reports that her son James aboard the brig S.B. Hill was swept overboard and despite attempts by the crew to save him sank before the rescue boat could be launched. Full transcription reads New York Oct. 24 1855 Madam It is my painful duty to inform you of the death of your son James who sailed in the Brig S.B. Hill. He was swept overboard from the Brig when five days out by the sail striking him. As soon as the Captain heard that he was overboard he threw ropes to him but he did not take hold of the rope. They then put a spar overboard and the Capt. had to speak sternly to him to get him to take hold of the spar while they cut the boat loose but before the boat got out he sank to rise no more. His clothes you can get by calling by office. Respectfully Yours Geo. Walsh 39 Burling Slip. unknown books
1890Best.-Nr. 664851890. Hampton Illinois: S.n. February 1890. Hampton Illinois: S.n. February 1890. A Fatal Fall Through Thin Ice Broadside. Accidental Death. Illinois. $50.00 Reward! The Above Reward will be Paid for the Recovery the sic Body of Miss Jennie Warren Who was Drowned by Breaking Through the Ice at Hampton Saturday February 1st. Hampton Illinois: S.n. February 1890. 13" x 9-1/2" broadside. Light browning some wear and chipping to edges vertical and horizontal fold lines some with clean tears which are mended on verso with archival tape tiny hole near center where fold lines cross. A curious and poignant item. $350. The victim was "17 years of age short dark completed weight about 115 pounds." This appears to be an unrecorded broadside. unknown
