réf. 5623Chez Ad. Lainé et J. Havard. 1864. Plaquette in-8° cousue. 56 pages. 2e édition, corrigée et augmentée. Très propre. Rare.
1769réf. 35504404Paris, , Simon, 1769 ; in-4, en ff. 4 pp.Il s’agit du jugement en appel d’une affaire jugée en première instance à Châteauroux. Pierre Bonneau est accusé d’avoir volé 20100 livres en or et en argent à un commerçant de Levroux. Le parlement confirme la sentence prononcée en première instance : “ledit Pierre Bonneau a été condamné d’être pendu & étranglé... à une potence plantée dans la place publique du marché de ladite ville de Levroux... préalablement appliqué à la question ordinaire et extraordinaire.” Sa femme Rose Brouard, ainsi que Louis Bonneau et Anne Picard sa femme, François Bottin & Catherine Bonneau sa femme, emprisonnés à la Conciergerie sont par ailleurs condamnés à des amendes pour une affaire de bris de scellés liée à ce vol.
1969réf. 46211969 1969 André Balland, Paris, 1967-69. 3 volumes petit in-4 pleine basane fauve, dos lisse, tête dorée. Edition réalisée sous la direction technique de Pierre Faucheux, sur papier vergé, pl. hors texte illustrées de dessins de Bogratchew en noir et blanc.
1894réf. GITc988Lyon Marseille Nice 1894. Grand in_8 199 feuillets non chiffrés. Cartonnage éditeur dos lisse de toile noire, plats de papier vert, titre sur le 1er plat. Illustré à chaque page de nombreux modèles de fontes d'ornement: balcons, balustrades, panneaux de porte, frises de couronnement, garnitures de rampes, escaliers, bancs de jardins, réverbères...ainsi que d'un grand choix d'articles funéraires et religieux: croix, entourages de tombeaux, bénitiers, fonds baptismaux, appuis de communion... Une section est spécialement réservée aux statues et groupes religieux, une autre aux animaux, groupes, bustes et statues profanes. Quelques manques de toile sur le dos, intérieur frais et complet.
1964réf. 1256791964 Jacques Frélaut - 1964 - In-folio, en feuilles dans une chemise cartonnée toilée avec titre en contrecollé sur le premier plat - Cette suite de 5 estampes consacrée au Chateau du Pin (Jura) pour le septième centenaire de la construction du donjon a été gravée par Bernard Gantner pour le Baron Charles de Watteville - Tirée par Jacques Frélaut à 56 exemplaires sur vélin de Rives, celle-ci porte le numéro 9 - Avec divers documents annexes
173414,5 cm, brossura muta recente, p. 300, (2). Fregio sul frontespizio Iniziali, piccoli fregi e finalini incisi, Al taglio inferiore la scritta "Medico". Antica firma di possesso con elegante fregio alla prima carta bianca (di me Francesca Guerri C. S.). All'ultima cb compare il nome ripetuto in fregi araldici con stemma con corona di conte, disegnato a penna. Opera sulle possessioni demoniache e sula loro guarigione, assai rara.
2005réf. 100150940LES ÉDITIONS DU CERF 2005 in8. 2005. Broché. 3 volume(s). Cet ouvrage de Joseph Moingt explore l'identité de Dieu révélée dans l'histoire de Jésus de Nazareth en tenant compte du contexte contemporain de la 'mort de Dieu' et de la 'fin de la religion'. Il analyse comment la foi chrétienne a construit le dogme du Verbe incarné en examinant les étapes et les hésitations de cette construction
1902réf. 010902Paris Editions de la Revue Blanche 1902 In-8 Broché
1842réf. 903911842 Librairie de J.-B. Baillière Librairie de Charles Gosselin, 2 volumes, 1842, 427-472 p., demi-basane, des étiquettes sur les dos et les premiers contreplats, intérieur propre.
réf. 12512A Genève, Chez Pellet, 1766, 1 plein maroquin noir d'époque, patiné et frotté, reliure grossièrement cousu à la main avec une lanière de 80 cm servant de fermoir. Annotations manuscrites sur la première garde: "Livre précieux à cause du livre de raison".Reliure solide, cuir trés épais. Ouvrage ayant certainement appartenu à un pasteur de campagne. in-8, 1 ff. blanc utilisé comme livre de raison (texte manuscrit d'époque), 576 pp., 1 ff. blanc également utilisé comme livre de raison, dernier feuillet détaché ;
réf. 18382Paris, La Table ronde et Vialetay, 1949. In-8, 249 pp., demi-maroquin à coins rubis, filets dorés sur les plats, dos à nerfs orné de filets dorés, tête dorée sur témoin, couverture conservée.
réf. awd-1178Veilhes, Le Bouquet, 1971. In-16 en feuilles à l’italienne, couverture imprimée (30 pp.). Tirage à 50 ex. numérotés et signés, 1/ 10 Rives contenant une gravure de Pierre Fichet.
2014réf. 2352014 - cartonné - Editions de La Martinière - 2014 - In-4 format à l'italienne (23 x 28,5 cm) cartonnage toilé, avec pièce d'illustration sur le premier plat - Sans pagination - Très nombreuses photographies en noir et blanc - ISBN : 9782732464985
réf. 4793In 12 demi-cuir,titre doré,Faux-titre,frontispice,portait de l’auteur par F Desmoulin,titre,399 pages.Charpentier G. 1883 Une pâle mouillure angle inférieur droit en début de volume.Edition originale
réf. ORD-14656Paris. Calmann-Lévy. 1891. In-12 (130 x 191mm) dos chagrin chocolat à 5 nerfs, initiales L. C. B. en queue (Madame Charles Buloz?), plats mouchetés, gardes jaspées, tête dorée, 2ff., 301 pages. Edition originale tiré à 60 exemplaires sur Hollande, celui-ci, n°25 pour Mme Charles Buloz, exemplaire truffé d'une lettre manuscrite signée par le frère de l'auteur et adressée à Madame (sans doute Mme Buloz) de la part de l'auteur qui venait de décéder à Hyères le 22 février 1891. Minimes défauts mais bel exemplaire.
1774In 8° (18,5x11,5 cm); XLVIII, 196, (2) pp. Legatura coeva in piena pergamena con titolo impresso in oro al dorso. Tagli spruzzati in rosso. Qualche leggera brunitura, ininfluente, come tipico della carta napoletana. Rara riedizione settecentesca del noto trattato del noto giureconsulto ed umanista parigino, Joannes Trochaeus Rogeraius edito per la prima volta a Lione nel 1550. L'opera è dedicata al giureconsulto francese, Jean Papon, 1507–1590 che fu tenente generale di Forez dal 1545 al 1585. L'opera, dal forte afflato umanista, contiene un commento critico al “Marcianus libro secundo de publicis iudicis" ed il "Claudius Saturninus libro singulari de poenis paganorum" testi di diritto romano fortemente legati l'uno all'altro ed inerenti al diritto penale criminale. Il testo vero e proprio del cinquecento, è in questa edizione del 1774, preceduto da un lungo com mento, anonimo, che prende spunto dal dibattito suscitato dalla pubblicazione dei “De' delitti e delle pene” nel 1764. Si legge all'inizio della lunga introduzione, di trenta pagine, anonima, intitolata “Lettera di un anonimo scritta ad un amico personaggio ragguardevole, Su di alcuni punti interessanti della Giurisprudenza Crimimale”: “Amico Carissimo, Vi ringrazio di avermi trasmesso il trattatino del Marchese di Monte-Rosato, a cui si dà il titolo di Riflessioni Politiche intorno all'efficacia e necessità delle pene: come altresì quello del Rischiaramento di alcuni punti importanti intorno alla Criminale Giurisprudenza, dedicato al Signor di Voltaire; e l'altro impresso in Roma di Filippo Maria Renanzi, intitolato Elementa Juris Criminalis; e se mai altro ne uscirà, che si raggiri sugli assunti, che non è stato per altro il prim o il Signor Beccaria di ponere in campo, io ne avrò a voi sempre buon grado, se continuate a mandarmene; e per darvi un segno di gratitudine vi soddisfo nel comando datomi di palesarvi il mio sentimento intorno a quanto fu tal materia si è scritto, e si continu erà forse a scrivere nella nostra Italia non meno, che ne' Paesi oltramontani ancor sul torno del discorso pronunciato nel Parlamento di Grenoble dal Signor Servand, che da voi ancor l'ho ricevuto. Sin da quando mi capitò il trattatino del suddetto Signor Becaria De' delitti e delle pene”, vi dissi, che vedea nell'opera dell'Autore il fondo del suo animo portato per tutta all'umanità: che le massime dette ancor prima, e dopo di lui da altri, alle quali ha data una sopravveste enfatica di novità, si veggono scritte, supponendosi gli uomini tutti uniformi, cioè spogliati della passion dominante dell'amor proprio, e portati tutti egualmente all'amore della Società: che meritava compatimento il Signor Beccaria, per aver scritto senza veder da vicino, come si vede col lungo esercizio del Ministero Criminale, tutte le razze degli uomini, e quali sieno nel pratico de' pensamenti loro, e delle loro azioni”. Rara edizione e prima ed unica edizione con il lungo commento sulla “Pena di morte”. Esemplare in buone-ottime condizioni di conservazione. Rif. Bibl.: IT\ICCU\NAPE\010556.
réf. 35600719, Paris, N.R.F., 1926. In-4, br. "Edition Originale. Un des 109 ex. de tête réimposés. Celui-ci est un des 100 réservés aux Bibliophiles de la N.R.F. ; il fut spécialement imprimé pour P.M. Guastalla. Douze nouvelles sur le thème de la mort, de toutes les morts : les étals de bouchers, la dissection des corps, les rites de Gilles de Rais, carnage, crime, suicide. L'imagination de Vitrac déborde de moyens pour tuer les autres et se tuer lui-même : l'enfer de l'alcool, des maladies, le fantome de l'amour... Et c'est ""l'humour"" qui suel libère l'homme, c'est le seul recul devant le drame, la seule issue"
196920 pages. Features: The Bad and the Beautiful - Topless opera photo of Joanna Simon in "Bomarzo" and intimate photo of Vanessa Redrave with Franco Nero from "A Quiet Place in the Country"; Great one-page retro color-photo ad for the Hostess electric Hot Tray; Death Row is Crowded with Waiting Men - it seems only the poor are executed; Young World features content on Kyle Johnson (son of Lt. Uhura of the Star Trek series) with photo, as well as Cathi Krisiloff, a cowgirl from Parsippany, NJ - with photo of her riding horse; Teach Your Preschool Child Yourself; Super retro color 3/4 centerfold Libby's ad promotes their "Bucko" contest; Quaint half-page ad for E.A. Carey tobacco pipes offers a 30-day no-risk purchase - with photo of Mr. Carey; Mushroom recipes; Fantastic 2/3-page retro color-photo ad for Bates Floaters shoes; Hunting the Great Boar - former Harper's Bazaar editor Joie McGrail describes the hunt with her husband Bill McGrail; Nostalgic back cover ad features "Archie"-style cartoons to promote free color photo film offered by Famous Brand of Philadelphia. Moderate wear. Clean and unmarked. A quality vintage copy. Magazine
194132 pages. Features: Cover portrait of the Queen; Portrait of General Jan Christian Smuts; One-page cutaway illustration of light Mark VIB tank in the field; Five photos of Athens which was occupied by the Nazis on april 27th; Full-page relief map entitled "Last Stages of a Glorious rearguard Action" looks southward from Thermopylae; Five dramatic photos show the death of a convoy raiding U-boat which, battered by depth charges, surfaces, surrenders, and sinks; Nice centrefold illustration of the recently commissioned H.M.S. "Prince of Wales", sister-ship of the H.M.S. "King George V"; Two pages of photos illustrate Britain's victorious war in Eritrea - Keren and Asmara; Photos of various booty captured at Agordat during the Eritrean campaign; Two photos of German panzer units in Africa - German tanks opposing our own in Libya; Photos of devastating bomb damage in England and funeral procession for A.F.S. members killed during a raid; Photos of personalities of the week include General Lord Gort, Dr. Wellington Koo, Sir Thomas Royden, Lieut.-General Sir Thomas Albert Blamey; Maurice Lambert, Rosalie Gassman, J.C. Dundas, and the Royals inspecting bomb damage in East London; Photo of General Smuts in Nairobi with Cunningham and Sir P. Van Ryneveld; Photo of the Belgian Premier and Madame Pierlot, two of whose sons perished in a train fire April 28th; Amazing photo of a 2,000lb bomb about to be loaded onto a Whitley heavy bomber; Seven photos show how German gunners are insturcted with the aid of scale models; and more. Staples removed. Unmarked with above-average external wear and soiling. Spine taped. A worthy reference copy of this wartime issue. Book
1937Pages 77- 116. Features: One-page ad for 'Ski Paradise' Austria; Photo of Egypt popular young Monarch King Farouk; Photos of a royal wedding in the Dutch Indies; Photo of the Bavarian Frey brothers being rescued from the Watzmann; Photo of first airmail plane leaving Ratmalana, Ceylon; Photo of Toscanini receiving Orange Grove from grateful Jews after he conducted pioneer concerts in Palestine; Photo of Hitler receiving traditional gift of salt from representatives of the Halle salt mines; One-page photo of Hitler greeting diplomats in Berlin, an occasion at which he assured the French ambassador that Germany had no designs on Spanish Morocco; Book review of "The Conquest Of Morocco", by vice Adm. C. V. Usborne, with photos; One-page pictorial map of the Straits of Gibraltar, looking east - showing Spanish Morocco, the object of alleged German penetration, and possibly to be protected by a Franco-German agreement; Nice one-page photo of Royal wedding at the Hague, showing Princess Juliana and the Prince of the Netherlands in their gold coach driving through the city; Two page photo of crowd in church to witness the royal wedding; Two pages of text and photos describe ingenious tests for German drivers aimed at preventing death on the roads; Two pages of photos of Hellenistic panels in the Al-Aqsa mosque; Centrefold illustration of Britain's two largest battleships, HMS "Nelson" and "Rodney" firing their 16 inch guns at towed targets with deadly precision; Two fascinating pages of text and photos of skull groves on the Burmese border - headhunting trophies for harvest luck; Peking man's food - the first diet records of Pleistocene date - text with photos; Photos of personalities of the week include Gilbert Holliday, Frank Hodges, Lt. Col. R. S. Stafford, Arthur G. Pite, Prof. Henry Tonks, Lord Wakehurst, Basil S. Long, Sir Edward Ellington, the Duke of Kent, the grand Duchess of Mecklenburg, the Earl of Athlone; One-page illustrated Egyptian travel ad; and more. Several interior pages loose but present. Name atop front cover, otherwise unmarked with moderate wear. A worthy vintage copy. Magazine
1953Pages 381-420. Features: Cover photo of Joseph Stalin; Nice color ad for Sanderson fabrics and wallpapers inside front cover; Two pages of photos and information on Mr. Stalin; Photos of the Coronation Maids of Honour; Photos of Stalin mourners; Article on Russian Succession; Photos of new members of the Russian government, led by G.M. Malenkov; Two-pages of interesting illustrations explain the young science of oceanography which may one day avert disasters such as the North Sea floods; Photos of flood of refugees from East Germany; Cross country championship won by D.A.G. Pirie of South London Harriers; Photo of the first intact MIG 15 to fall into western hands, courtesy of a Polish pilot requesting political asylum at Roenne Airport, Bornholm Island; Bodies of French aviators of the "Normandie-Niemen' squadron returned to France from the Russians; Photo of signing of the Tripartite Balkan Pact at Ankara on February 28th by the foregin ministers of Greece, Turkey and Yugoslavia; Photo of U.S. embassy in Moscow which is nearing completion; Mr. Colin Fox completes 87 day solo sailing across the Atlantic; Photos of personalities of the week, including chess player Dr. Tartakower, Marshal Tito, Malayan communist Lee Meng, convicted British spy Edgar Sanders, Kenyan Chief Simeon Kioko, Sergei Prokofiev, Sir Robert Gower, Clare Boothe Luce, and Mr. C.G.M. Des Graz, the former Chairman of Sotheby's; Article and photos regarding a Troglodyte city of 20,000 years ago - new discoveries in Spanish caves; Life and death of the cave bear; Swiss Watchmaker's ad inside back cover features lovely woodcut of man peering through microscope; Reed Paper colour illustrated ad by Roy Carnon on back cover features girl in red coat in shop; and more. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
1953Pages 1-36. Features: Colour ad inside front cover for the Reed Paper Group shows new television being unpacked for family; Dr. Alain Bombard and his solo trans-Atlantic raft trip; Nice photo of Queen reading Christmas greetings by radio; Photos of aircraft including a Douglas Skystreak (D-558-2) in flight, a modified B-50 elevated with Bell X-2 below waiting to be mounted, and a Handley Page H.P. 80; Photo of mangled tail-fin of a superfortress shot-up in the Korean war, but still managed to get the crew 1,400 miles back to base; Death of the Queen Mother of Denmark, Alexandrine; Photos of personalities of the week, including Sir Robert Mansergh and the recently deceased author Miss Marjorie Bowen; Two pages of photos of the Champollion boat disaster off Beirut - rescuers, rescued and shore vigil; Photos of the new liner 'City of Port Elizabeth'; Photos of Nile River dam construction plus one-page map of the river and the scheme to increase the cultivated area of Egypt; Civil defense training with relief landscape models; Photo of remains of Douglas C.124 Globemaster which crashed near Moses Lake, USA killing 86; Photos of Mau Mau adherents being identified in Keyna; Centerfold illustration of the Vickers Valiant; Excavations are throwing light on the Phrygians and Hittites of ancient Gordion - article with many photos; Details of 1938 'Fossil Fish', the Latimeria Chalumnae - now a second specimen has been caught; Photo of Dr. Hass holding a Halavi, or guitar fish, which he caught bare-handed; Photo of dozens of cars which belonged to Egypt's ex-King Farouk; and more. Four-inch opening to bottom of advertorial coverfold, otherwise moderate wear. Unmarked. A quality vintage copy. Magazine
1952Pages 525-568. Features: Nice colour ad for Sanderson Wallpapers and fabrics inside front cover; Nice cover photo of the special "Centenaries Express" train on its non-stop run from London to York; Three photos of the first W.R.A.C. Gunners to serve operationally in Gibraltar; Interesting photos of a newly constructed U.S. Air Base recently constructed at Thule, Greenland; Photos of the crashed R.A.F. Hastings aircarft in Greenland; Four photos describe speedboat racer Mr. John Cobb and his death in Loch Ness while racing his jet-powered 'Crusader'; Four photos of the Queen Mother's visit to the new Grangemouth oil refiners; Two photos illustrate the birth of a new volcanic island 200 miles south of Tokyo; Several photos document H.M. Sidi Mohammed, Sultan of Morocco, and his seeking of treaty revisions with France; Wonderful centerfold photo of the Queen and her family with King Feisal II and the Regent of Iraq standing in the driveway of Balmoral Castle; Six lovely photos of Charlie Chaplin and his family as he returns to London for the first time in 21 years; Recent excavations at the Hastinapura site, near Delhi; Fascinating photos of excavations at Hastinnapura, India; Photos of personalities of the week, including Rocky Marciano, new heavyweight champ, and George Santayana who passed away on September 26th; Photo of Dr. Mossadeq with Mr. Loy Henderson and Mr. G. Middleton; Five photos of the N.A.T.O. 'Exercise Mainbrace'; Nine photos of Richard Nixon as he deals with "The Nixon Affair" after accepting financial aid from wealthy California supporters; Photos of unique vehicles from the Commercial Motor Show at Earl's Court; Wonderful one-page photo of the welcome home from Korea for the 1st Battalion, the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, in Edinburgh; Nice colour ad for Vat 69 scotch whisky inside back cover; Great colour ad on back cover for the Hawker Siddeley Group features an aircraft in vertical ascent; and more. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A quality vintage copy. Magazine
1952Pages 273-312. Features: Nice colour-illustrated ad for Arthur Guinness, Son & Co.Ltd. features Pelicans; Five pages of photos of horrific flood damage to North Devon, West Somerset and Lymouth; The marriage of Mr. Anthony Eden to Miss Clarissa Spencer Churchill; Six photos of Chinese occupation in Tibet; Two-page photo montage of 22 performers at the Edinburgh Festibal of Music and Drama; Six photos from Fiji where homage was paid to the memory of the late King George VI by local people; The Tragedy of the Gouffre Lepineux, the world's deepest cave - four photos and an illustration related to the death of spelunker M. Marcel Loubens; Aerial centerfold photo of Lynmouth flood devastation; Important discoveries at Nimrud, including the great frieze of Assur-Nassir-Pal; Cyril Falls writes of his experience aboard the S.S. United States; Interesting article on stoats; Six photos of the opening ceremonies of the Sixth Edinburgh Festival; Photos of personalities of the week, includingMr. Anthony Eden and his bride, formerly Miss Clarissa Spencer Churchill; Photos of Eva Peron's funeral processions; Channel swimmers Victor Birkett and Kathleen Mayo; *Beautiful* colour-illustrated ad for New Berry Fruits by Meltis Ltd. inside back cover; Classy colour ad on back cover for the Hooper four-door sports saloon, design No. 8294, on Bentley; and more. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A quality vintage copy. Magazine
1948Pages 593-620. Features: Cover photo of Mr. J. W. Belcher, a leading figure at the tribunal of inquiry into allegations of irregularities involving ministers; Karsh photo portrait of Mr. Louis St. Laurent, Canada's new Prime Minister; Book review of "The Life and Death of Benjamin Robert Hayden", by Eric George; Several photos of Princess Margaret in Sheffield at the opening of an industrial exhibition; Two pages of photos of people connected with click close tribunal, including Mr. Gerald Upjohn, Mr. Justice Lynskey, Mr. Russell Vick, Mr. Charles Key, Mr. Francis Cecil Price, Mr. George Gibson, Mr. James R Cross, Mr. Henry Saft, Arthur Thorpe, Alfred Bieber, Joseph Kennedy, Sidney Stanley, Harry Sherman, Sir Hartley Shawcross, William Glanville Hall, Mrs. John Belcher, David Rufus Williams, and Mr. Jacob Harris; Photo of new airfield at Tegel in Berlin; Photo of collapsed road, tunnel on the Riviera; Photo of two Royal couples whose marriages have been dissolved - King Farouk of Egypt and Queen Farida, and the Shah of Iran and Empress Fazia; Uranium discovered on the shores of Lake Superior Ontario; Ocean liner Queen Elizabeth immobilized at Southampton after crew walks off in sympathy with American dock strikers; Two pages of fascinating photos of Kalgan, a front-line city in war-torn China; The Civil War reaches Shanghai - page of dramatic photos from the city as the communists advance; Sensational four-panel centrefold cutaway drawing of the new 28,000 ton Orient liner Orcades, which is expected to leave on her maiden voyage to Australia on December 14; Five photos of the glories of Wimborne Minster; Photos of personalities of the week include Victor Csornoky, Air-Comm. H.G. Brackley, Lord Winster, Sir Sidney Caine, Capt. G.E. Cove, Mr. W.V. Gibson, Len Beyers, H.E. Khwaja Nazimuddin, M. Sophoulis, A. E.W. Mason, Air Commodore E.H. Fielden, Wing Commander E.W. Tacon; Opening the new tube line extension at Greenford Station; Photo of homemade midget submarine seized in the Italian part of Lake Lugano; Page of drawings of a secret US naval weapon, the "Salamander" in action [an early drone tank]; Two large photos of the "Salamander" in action. Unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy. Book