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1776In-12°, pp. 380,1 b. legatura dell'epoca in piena pelle, tit. e fregi in oro al d., usure al d. con mancanza di doratura. Tagli rossi. Studio in forma di dialogo diretto contro Voltaire.
1797In-8°, legatura ottocentesca in mezza pele con titoli su tassello filetti e fregi in oro al dorso, piatti ricoperti di carta remondiniana e tagli marmorizzati; pp. (4)IV-470(2). Edizione in parte originale: così il Quérard: 'Pendant la détention à la Bastille que lui valut la publication des 'Disputes de M. Guillaume', l'auteur a refondu le travail qu'il avait publié en 1786; il y a ajouté une partie entièrement neuve et il a rétabli certains détails qu'il avait été obligé de supprimer à cette époque'. Piccolo foro di tarlo alla cerniera del piatto anteriore; leggere fioriture sparse, ma buon esemplare.
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ref. 43341 Ancelle, Evreux, 1784. Petit in-16, veau raciné, plat à encadrement doré, or sur les coupes, dos très joliment orné, ex-libris, intérieur frais.
ref. 003095Paris Laplace, Sanchez et Cie Half-Leather Very Good
1945ref. Y119762Paris, Henri Lefébvre 1945 167 + [5] pp., illustré de 24 gravures sur bois par Mariano Andreu, 24cm., brochure originale, sous farde cart., le tout sous étui cart. décoratif, tirage nuémroté et limité à 475 exemplaires, ceci porte le no.147 (un des 450 exx. sur Vélin des papeteries de lana), texte et intérieur sont frais, très bon état, Y119762
ref. 446P., Henri Jonquières, 1924, In-12, br., 141 pp.
ref. 40468Paris Chez Robert Telin 1931 in 8 (25,5x17) 1 volume broché, page de titre illustrée en couleurs, 174 pages [1], avec 12 illustrations originales en couleurs par Jean-Jacques Dubas. E. Edition limitée, celui-ci un des 430 exemplaires numérotés sur vélin d'Arches. Bel exemplaire, exempt de rousseurs ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
ref. ORD-10955Illustrations de Roger Mauge. Chamonix. Jean Landru. 1945. Gd in-8 br. couverture illustrée couleurs, chemise et étui, amusantes lettrines et illustrations couleurs in-t. Tirage à 995 exemplaires, 1 des 950 sur vélin de Rives. Petit accident à l'étui sinon très bel exemplaire, non coupé. (2).
1926ref. AUB-2959Genève, éd. Atar 1926. Bel exemplaire relié, reliure demi toile avec coins, in-4, 156 pages avec annexes + planches.
ref. 136786aafParis, Veuve Dabo, 1824, pt. in-12, 2 ff. + 355 p. + 1 p. (table) / 2 ff. + 355 p. + 1 p. (table) / 2 ff. + 2 ff. + 333 p. + 1 p. (table) / 2 ff. + 263 p. + 1 p. (table), avec signets, reliure en d.-cuir de l’époque
1920ref. 56053BBMünchen, Kurt Wolff Verlag, 1920. 25,8x19,8 cm. 91 S. Originalhalbleinwand mit grünen goldgeprägten Deckelbezügen.
1983ref. AUB-4033Paris, éd. Gallimard 1983. Collection album de la pléïade. Bel exemplaire relié avec emboîtage.
ref. 78072Amsterdam, Aux Depens de la Compagnie 1733, 150x95mm, reliure veau-marbré de l’époque. Titre, encadrements et fleurons dorés au dos à nerfs. Inscriptions manuscrites sur le page de titre du tome premier.
ref. 69127Paris, Librairie des Bibliophiles - Jouaust 1878, 220x135mm, broché. Tirage en grand papier, 1 des 170 exemplaire numérotés sur papier de Hollande, n° 88. Très bel exemplaire.
ref. 108667aafEditions De L"Odéon - Édition André Vial s.d., grand in 8° carré 203+210+213+197+218 pages - Illustrations en couleurs de R. Brenot, L. Fontanarosa, J.-P. Alaux, R. Chapelin et M et J. Pecnard - reliure éditeur plein veau havane maroquiné, large dentelle sur les plats, dos orné, tête dorée étui
ref. 0729408876.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
ref. 3382037904.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
2008ref. 2-2070112543Gallimard 2008. Leather Bound. New. 1216 pages. French language. 7.09x4.53x1.30 inches. Gallimard hardcover
1786ref. A67944Dublin: White Wogan Byrne Cash Etc. 1786. First Edition Thus. Very Good. First Edition Thus. 8vo. pp viii 424 7 page index. Disbound i.e. lacking covers but otherwise in Êdecent sound condition with clean text. Suitable for rebinding or reading and reference. Discreet library stamp on verso of title page. White, Wogan, Byrne, Cash Etc., unknown
1948ref. 5290Paris France: Gibert Jeune Librairie d'Amateurs 1948. Limited Edition. hardcover. Very Good. Umberto Brunelleschi. Publication: Paris Gibert Jeune Librairie d'Amateurs 1948 Formatting: 4to pp. iv 110 4. Condition Report: Very Good. The original folded paper wrappers present well exhibiting only light expected age-toning typical of mid-century French broché bindings. There is some minor rubbing and a very small chip to the head of the spine alongside faint surface wear to the front and rear panels. The binding remains robust and entirely sound throughout. Internally the text block is wonderfully crisp and clean remarkably free from the foxing that often plagues these particular paper stocks ensuring Brunelleschi's vivid plates remain beautifully sharp bright and completely unblemished. Catalogue Note: This striking iteration of Voltaire's classic satire is a beautifully produced limited edition restricted to 3000 numbered copies printed on Rives vellum paper. It is delightfully enriched by the renowned Italian Art Deco artist Umberto Brunelleschi. The volume boasts sixteen magnificent full-page colour plates their hues vividly applied under the artist's own supervision by E. Charpentier alongside forty-six charming black-and-white insets and vignettes. While Brunelleschi's illustrated works remain highly desirable to collectors of Art Deco book illustration this specific production surfaces with moderate frequency on the open market making it an accessible yet highly attractive acquisition for the discerning bibliophile. First published in 1767 L'Ingénu is one of Voltaire's most celebrated philosophical tales a sharp satirical masterpiece that targets religious hypocrisy and the absurdities of French society. The narrative follows a naive but deeply logical Huron Native American who arrives in Brittany where his innocent literal interpretation of the world and the Bible continually confounds the local religious and secular authorities. Through the fresh eyes of the 'Child of Nature' Voltaire delivers a biting critique of contemporary corruption political imprisonment and the loss of natural liberty. Gibert Jeune, Librairie d'Amateurs hardcover
