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Best.-Nr. 0332807282.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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1896Best.-Nr. 227334Paris: Academie des Beaux Livres 1896. Limited. hardcover. fine. rops. Illustrated with 8 magnificent colored etchings by Felicien Rops protected by tissue. Each plate is followed by an uncolored duplicate etching. Each page of text is printed within a wide floral border printed in colors. 208pp. Tall 8vo beautifully bound in full crimson crushed levant with wide and ornate gilt borders; gilt-decorated spine with raised bands; inner and outer dentelles; doublures & endleaves of red silk moire a.e.g. The original beautiful color wrappers including the spine are bound-in. Paris: Academie des Beaux Livres 1896. Fine. Limited edition. Number 177 of only 183 copies printed on Japanese vellum. A masterpiece of Fin-de-Siecle book production in a superb binding and matching morocco-tipped lined slipcase. Academie des Beaux Livres unknown
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1896Best.-Nr. 411448New York: F. Tennyson Neely 1896. Hardcover. Very Good. First American edition . Translated from the French by Mrs. Edward Lees Coffey. 12mo. 232 8ads pp. Green decorative cloth. Modest wear to the cloth at the bottom of the spine soiling on the boards about very good. French novel. F. Tennyson Neely hardcover
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1897Best.-Nr. 18824Paris France: Montgredien 1897. VG. First edition. PRESENTATION COPY FROM THE AUTHOR inscribed 'A Lady Dilke Affectment homage de Bob et de Gyp'. Lady Emelia Dilke 1840-1904 was an English author and historian of French art. Illustrated with charming colour illustrations by Bob in fact the author. Bound in brown cloth with lettering in gilt on spine. Top edge gilt. Originally published in pictorial wrappers which are bound in the rear of the book. Spotting to endpapers; else a very good copy of a RARE copy SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Presentation Copy From The Author. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good. Illus. by Petit Bob. Montgredien Hardcover
1888Best.-Nr. Alibris.0064531Paris: Calmann Levy. 1888. First edition. Hard cover. Good. No dust jacket. moderate shelfwear somewhat of a spine lean wear to spine ends illustrations on every page red cloth. 321 p. Includes illustrations. . Calmann Levy hardcover
1947Best.-Nr. 24284Pub By Zondervan Publ. House 1947. HBDJ 1947 EARLY Edition Dustjacket GOOD chips TEARS Wear Extremities AS-IS. Webbed Dark Blue Cloth Cover lettered in Gilt Hardback book VG CONDITION. Interior Pages are clean and unmarked light FOX WEAR. Binding is tight. Small Scuff mark Front DJ Religion Christian message. Small chips DJ Spine Ends 56 pgs NO ADS IN Back Winkys Real Name is Warren Wilcox met some Gypsies & some surprising Things Happened after he Talked with Jeta a dark-eyed Little Gypsy Girl Boston Winkys Bulldog Disappears & How Aunt Fennella Gypsy puts hedgehog Oil on Bee stings & Later a Kidnapping Religion Christian message. First Edition. Hard Cover. Pub By Zondervan Publ. House hardcover
1885Best.-Nr. 8579Charpentier 1885 196 pages in12. 1885. reliure demi-toile. 196 pages. Gyp de son vrai nom Gabrielle de Mirabeau (1849-1932) est une romancière française de la fin du XIXe et du début du XXe siècle qui se moque avec bonheur de la bonne société dont elle fait partie. Elle a créé des personnages archétypaux comme l'enfant gâté l'écolière précoce ou la jeune épouse mais nombre de ses œuvres sont marquées par un antisémitisme et un nationalisme extrêmes particulièrement visible lors de l'affaire Dreyfus où elle s'engage dans le camp antidreyfusard
1886Best.-Nr. 10149Calmann Lévy Éditeur 1886 334 pages in8. 1886. demi basane dos à nerfs. 334 pages. Le plus heureux de tous est un roman de Gyp publié en 1886 par Calmann Lévy. L'ouvrage qui a connu plusieurs éditions s'inscrit dans le contexte de l'affaire Dreyfus et reflète l'antisémitisme de la bonne société française de l'époque. L'auteure bien qu'amie d'Anatole France et recevant Marcel Proust dans son salon prend position contre Alfred Dreyfus
1889Best.-Nr. 10150Calmann Lévy Éditeur 1889 266 pages in8. 1889. demi basane dos à nerfs. 266 pages. Petit Bleu est un roman de Gyp publié en 1889 chez Calmann Lévy. L'œuvre fait partie des écrits de l'auteure marqués par l'antisémitisme de la bonne société française de l'époque particulièrement exacerbé pendant l'affaire Dreyfus. Le livre est présenté comme un recueil comprenant également les nouvelles 'Mariage Mondain' 'En préparant l'arbre de Noël' 'Pas d'étrangère !' et 'Joseph'
1889Best.-Nr. 12874CALMANN LÉVY ÉDITEUR 1889 295 pages in8. 1889. demi basane a coins dos à nerfs. 295 pages. Ohé !... Les psychologues ! est un ouvrage de Gyp (Sibylle Riquetti de Mirabeau) publié en 1889 par Calmann-Lévy. Il s'agit d'une satire de la bonne société de l'époque où l'auteur se moque avec humour des travers de son milieu. Le livre fait partie d'une politique de conservation patrimoniale menée avec la BNF
1886Best.-Nr. 19713Calmann Lévy Éditeur 1886 411 pages in12. 1886. reliure éditeur demi basane dos à nerfs. 411 pages.
