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réf. 3751DS. 4pgs. 7 x 12. December 1875. Somerset County New Jersey. A contract for the sale of a Somerset County New Jersey newspaper signed C J Wilson D. W. Wilson and V.D. Honeyman. The contract sates in part: In consideration of one dollar to us in hand paid and for the further consideration to be made as hereafter specified we Charles J .Wilson editor and publisher of the Somerset Gazette a newspaper printed and published in Somerville Somerset County New Jersey and David W. Wilson who has an interest therein do agree to sell and convey and do hereby sell convey transfer and assign unto a van Daren Honeyman of the same place all our right title interest ownership and possession of in and to said newspaper and its appurtenances with all its appliances machinery tools and materials presses type cases forms stencils frames inks and stock of paper on hand being everything whatsoever which is now in the office occupied by said Somerset Gazette. The selling price was $3250.00 which was to be paid in three installments over a period of ten months. All three men signed the bottom of the document. It is in very good condition with several fold lines. unknown
réf. 3751DS. 4pgs. 7 x 12. December 1875. Somerset County New Jersey. A contract for the sale of a Somerset County New Jersey newspaper signed C J Wilson D. W. Wilson and V.D. Honeyman. The contract sates in part: In consideration of one dollar to us in hand paid and for the further consideration to be made as hereafter specified we Charles J .Wilson editor and publisher of the Somerset Gazette a newspaper printed and published in Somerville Somerset County New Jersey and David W. Wilson who has an interest therein do agree to sell and convey and do hereby sell convey transfer and assign unto a van Daren Honeyman of the same place all our right title interest ownership and possession of in and to said newspaper and its appurtenances with all its appliances machinery tools and materials presses type cases forms stencils frames inks and stock of paper on hand being everything whatsoever which is now in the office occupied by said Somerset Gazette. The selling price was $3250.00 which was to be paid in three installments over a period of ten months. All three men signed the bottom of the document. It is in very good condition with several fold lines. unknown books
réf. a86225Petrograd 1921. Single complete and original issue of this newspaper for April 20 1921. Illustration of wheel and axle as logo. Single small stamp of American Consulate Viborg Finland on front. Good intact light toning over ail light fraying and chipping of edges closed tears on margins not into text a few light stains. 25 x 18 inches. Single large sheet folded in half. Not a modern reprint. Pictures available on request. Guaranteed original. . unknown
2004réf. 2111902154611778Society of Civil Engineers 2004. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Society of Civil Engineers paperback
1967réf. Tr999790Paris: Editions Le Terrain Vague 1967. 1st edition. Near Fine. large octavo. pictorial wrappers 132pp. b/w pls. Double number Editions Le Terrain Vague unknown
1970réf. Tr999791Paris: Editions Le Terrain Vague 1970. 1st edition. Near Fine. large octavo. pictorial wrappers 80pp. b/w pls. Double number Editions Le Terrain Vague unknown
réf. 5397EUROPEAN TOUR JOURNAL. Handwritten journal. May 22-December 18 1951. France England Italy and Switzerland. 101 pages. The journal of an American man living in Paris and travelling throughout France and surrounding countries. The early part of the journal describes his daily life in Paris including friends and social life love life gossip literature music and aspirations as a writer. He also writes extensively about tennis of which he was an enthusiastic and knowledgeable fan. He attends an international tennis tournament in Paris in May and goes to London for Wimbledon in late June. The latter two-thirds of the journal recount the authors travels. First he takes a whistle-stop tour of France visiting places such as Rouen Mont St. Michel Biarritz and Lourdes. Then he spends time in Italy and Switzerland before ending up back in Paris. In each location he describes leisure activities visiting museums and churches hotels and the local scenery in greater or lesser detail. Most notably he visits the beaches of Normandy only a few years after D-Day: Finally I got to the tiny hamlet of St. Laurent s Mer & the sign Visitez Ohama Beach. I drove down a quiet road & suddenly burst out onto the beach itself a lonely barren stretch made more so by a high mind to the presence of the resting hulks of invasion craft lying mortally stranded just offshore in an angry green sea. There are piles of rusted neglected equipment corresponding to the wrecks in the water which are being collected together by French workmen. A few campers had pitched their tents amongst gasoline drums huge cannisters & decayed tank. I drove slowly along the beach made muddy by recent rain until I came to what had once been a German gun emplacement which according to a plaque had been utilized on D-Day by the CG of the Engineers as his HQ. The German gun a 37 mm still faced through an aperture staring emptily out at the wrecks offshore. Amongst these latter were the concrete slacks that I guessed to be the remains of the preliminary artificial harbour they had sunk right away. The scene with the forgotten appurtenances of war was one of the most indescribable desolateness & I felt in the grip of the strongest of emotions. June 1944 came back to me & how we heard the news of the invasion over loud-speakers in Hangar AD-1 at Burtonwoof & if I listened carefully I felt I could hear the guns booming & the l/cs chugging up to shore & the GIs splashing out in the cold water & moving slowly but desperately up the beach pinned down by the German fire from concrete emplacements & from the high green eminence which rises abruptly from the beach & runs all along the shore. How many men had met their end right where I was standing How many had coughed out their hopes & their life in the din of that horror never understanding why it had to happen to them But I couldnt ear a thing only the sound of the wind & the sea and all I could see were those obscene wrecks & the Frenchmen working among them. This lively journal is in fine condition overall and the writing is uniformly easy to read. unknown
réf. 5397EUROPEAN TOUR JOURNAL. Handwritten journal. May 22-December 18 1951. France England Italy and Switzerland. 101 pages. The journal of an American man living in Paris and travelling throughout France and surrounding countries. The early part of the journal describes his daily life in Paris including friends and social life love life gossip literature music and aspirations as a writer. He also writes extensively about tennis of which he was an enthusiastic and knowledgeable fan. He attends an international tennis tournament in Paris in May and goes to London for Wimbledon in late June. The latter two-thirds of the journal recount the authors travels. First he takes a whistle-stop tour of France visiting places such as Rouen Mont St. Michel Biarritz and Lourdes. Then he spends time in Italy and Switzerland before ending up back in Paris. In each location he describes leisure activities visiting museums and churches hotels and the local scenery in greater or lesser detail. Most notably he visits the beaches of Normandy only a few years after D-Day: Finally I got to the tiny hamlet of St. Laurent s Mer & the sign Visitez Ohama Beach. I drove down a quiet road & suddenly burst out onto the beach itself a lonely barren stretch made more so by a high mind to the presence of the resting hulks of invasion craft lying mortally stranded just offshore in an angry green sea. There are piles of rusted neglected equipment corresponding to the wrecks in the water which are being collected together by French workmen. A few campers had pitched their tents amongst gasoline drums huge cannisters & decayed tank. I drove slowly along the beach made muddy by recent rain until I came to what had once been a German gun emplacement which according to a plaque had been utilized on D-Day by the CG of the Engineers as his HQ. The German gun a 37 mm still faced through an aperture staring emptily out at the wrecks offshore. Amongst these latter were the concrete slacks that I guessed to be the remains of the preliminary artificial harbour they had sunk right away. The scene with the forgotten appurtenances of war was one of the most indescribable desolateness & I felt in the grip of the strongest of emotions. June 1944 came back to me & how we heard the news of the invasion over loud-speakers in Hangar AD-1 at Burtonwoof & if I listened carefully I felt I could hear the guns booming & the l/cs chugging up to shore & the GIs splashing out in the cold water & moving slowly but desperately up the beach pinned down by the German fire from concrete emplacements & from the high green eminence which rises abruptly from the beach & runs all along the shore. How many men had met their end right where I was standing How many had coughed out their hopes & their life in the din of that horror never understanding why it had to happen to them But I couldnt ear a thing only the sound of the wind & the sea and all I could see were those obscene wrecks & the Frenchmen working among them. This lively journal is in fine condition overall and the writing is uniformly easy to read. unknown books
1930Mensile fondato e diretto da Renato Vernola, in questo numero ospita in edizione originale un racconto di A. Rognoni (Infortunio sul lavoro), uno di A. Trimarco (Suicidio dell'uomo del 2000) e un profilo di Kiribiri opera dello stesso Vernola. Illustrazioni, titoli e vignette n.t. di Amorico. Esemplare in buono stato.
1985réf. LITTERAT5951590421Paris, Aux Editions du Seuil, 1985, 272 pages sous couverture imprimée.
1874réf. 74143Honolulu: Samuel Damon 1874. First edition. Thirteen copies each one being a large sheet folded to make 4 pages 9 1/2 x 12 1/2 inches. Comprising pp. 40-48. Masthead with two vignettes. Scattered light foxing but very clean overall. No tears.Samuel Cheney Damon 1815 –1885 was an early missionary to Hawaii pastor of the Seamen's Bethel Church chaplain of the Honolulu American Seamen's Friend Society and editor of the monthly newspaper The Friend. The newspaper was not solely concerned with religious matters but served the community at large for general news of the Islands with sections such as "Important to Navigators of the Pacific" "New Explorations in Micronesia" "Marine Journal Port of Honolulu S.I." and numerous ads for local businesses. [Samuel Damon] unknown
1794réf. FLEN0200London, Printed for J. Parsons 1793-1794. 4 Bde. Kl. 6°. Gest. Porträttf., Titelbl., 1 nn. Bl., gest. Porträttf., XXIII S. (Memoirs of Bonell Thornton, Esq.), 195 S., mit 2 gest. Taf.; Titelbl., 1 nn. Bl., 182 S., mit 2 gest. Taf.; Titelbl., 1 nn. Bl., 188 S., mit 2 gest. Taf.; 187 S., mit 1 gest. Taf., 4 nn. Bll., (Contents, Memoirs of John Hawkesworth, LL.D.), mit Vignetten auf den ersten zwei Titelblättern. Marmorierte Lederbände d. Zeit, Rückenschildchen und Rückenverzierung ursprünglich goldgeprägt, Stehkanten mit dreiseitiger Zierprägung, wenig bestoßen, berieben, Schildchen großteils abgelöst, Goldprägung abgerieben, Bindung gelockert, mehrere Einbanddeckel lose, Vorsätze teilw. gering schimmelfleckig. Seiten durchgehend leicht gebräunt oder braunfleckig. Vgl. Chamber II,410 - vierbändiger Neudruck des - von 1752-1754 zweimal wöchentlich erscheinenden - Journals 'Adventurer', veröffentlicht im Rahmen einer 'Edition Of Select British Classics' des Londoner Verlegers und Buchhändlers John Parsons. John Hawkesworth (1715-1773) der die Zeitschrift zusammen mit Samuel Johnson, Joseph Warton u. a. herausgab, wurde vor allem als Herausgeber der Berichte über die Weltreisen des Kapitän Cook und redaktioneller Mitarbeiter am 'Gentleman's Magazine' bekannt. Selten.
1965réf. 216150Sivanandanagar.: Divine Life Society. 1965- 1978. A broken run of 103 issues 1 in duplicate 102 different issues of The Divine Life. All but one in original pictorial wrappers. A little light browning wrappers generally in good condition with some small chips and creases. 23 x 18.4cm. The issues included in this collection are: Vol. XXVII: 1965. No. 12 only. Vol. XXVIII. 1966. 12 issues complete. Vol. XXIX. 1967. No. 2 only. Vol. XXXI: 1969. No. 9 10 11 12. Lower wrapper November issue torn with considerable loss. Vol. XXXIII. 1971. No. 4 78 9 11 2 copies 12. Vol. XXXIV. 1972. No 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12. Vol. XXXV. 1973: No. 4 5 7 8 911 12. Vol. XXXVI. 1974. 12 issues complete. April issue missing wrappers. Vol. XXXVIII. 1975. 1 2 3 4 9 10 11. Vol. XXXVIII. 1976. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12. Vol. XXXIX. 1977. 12 issues complete. Vol. XL. 1978. 12 issues complete. Vol. XLI. 1979. 1 2 3 4 5 6. . Divine Life Society. unknown
réf. 25432Stockton: 1989-1990. Pages 58 pages total.11.5 x 10 inches. Two black three-ring binders. Color photographs & newspaper clippings. Binder No. 1 contains 32 pages of amateur color photographs dated May 7th 1989 through January 13th 1991. 24 color photos of the hotel before demolition and 54 color photos of the demolition. Together with misc. ephermera from the hotel including a key tag menu and promotional materials. Binder No. 2 contains the history of the ill-fated hotel told in newspaper clippings. Together an interesting and sad document from downtown Stockton's fitful redevelopment. Both albums and all materials in good condition. (Stockton): 1989-1990. unknown
1873réf. 76928Silver City: W. H. Hill 1873. Complete issue for October 4 187 4 pp. 20 x 13 1/2 inches. A few very minor marginal chips. Very good.This was the first paper in the Idaho Territory to publish daily to have telegraphic service and to print on a steam-powered press. Founded in Ruby in 1865 it went through a few owners before William John Hill became the sole owner of the Avalanche in 1870. It is still going. W. H. Hill unknown
réf. 19303Paris, publié sans autorisation (journal interdit, parait clandestinement, diffusé par les colporteurs), 1770, 1 1 cahier, sans couverture. in-4 de 4 pages, paginé 77 à 80, texte sur 2 colonnes,
réf. 18489Paris, rédaction, 1793, 1 1 cahier. in-folio de 4 pages, paginées 813 à 816, texte sur 2 colonnes ;
réf. 20367Paris, imprimerie du Sentier, 1886. Broché, couverture illustrée (gravure de Rougeron-Vignerot). in-folio de 8 pages, texte sur 2 colonnes, lettrines, dessin de Pierre Comba.
1882réf. 36331882 Paris, Hachette, 1882, 1 volume grand in-8 relié pleine percaline rouge, 432 et 434 pages, dos lisse, titre et année dorée, exemplaire sans rousseur, très bon état
1904réf. 1102Paris, 1904. 1 vol. in-folio, (31 x 24 cm). Reliure en demi-basane verte, dos à faux-nerfs dorés, titre et date dorés. Dos passé et taché en pied. Coins usés, coupes frottées.
réf. 18551rédaction, La Chaux-de-Fonds, 1911, 1 1 cahier, plié. in-folio de 4 pages, texte sur 5 colonnes ;
réf. 18976Paris, rédaction, 13 vendémiaire, an 5 de la République (Mardi 4 octobre 1795), 1 1 cahier. in-folio de 4 pp., texte sur 2 colonnes ;
1888réf. 1266PARIS. AU CERCLE DE LA LIBRAIRIE, DE L'IMPRIMERIE, DE LA PAPETERIE, DU COMMERCE DE LA MUSIQUE ET DES ESTAMPES. NOVEMBRE 1887. 1887-1888. IN-8 (19X 27,5 CENTIMETRES ENVIRON) DE (6) + 360 PAGES (2645 A 3004), RELIURE DE L'EDITEUR A LA BRADEL PLEINE PERCALINE ROUGE, PLATS ENCADRES DE FILETS A FROID, TITRE DORE SUR DOS LISSE. ILLUSTRE DE TRES NOMBREUSES REPRODUCTIONS. PRECIEUSE DOCUMENTATION D'EPOQUE. PETITE TACHE CLAIRE EN MARGE D'UN PLAT, SINON BON EXEMPLAIRE.
1891réf. 2061PARIS. AU CERCLE DE LA LIBRAIRIE, DE L'IMPRIMERIE, DE LA PAPETERIE, DU COMMERCE DE LA MUSIQUE ET DES ESTAMPES. NOVEMBRE 1891. IN-8 (19X 27,5 CENTIMETRES ENVIRON) DE (4) + 332 PAGES (2953 A 3284), RELIURE DE L'EDITEUR A LA BRADEL PLEINE PERCALINE ROUGE, PLATS ENCADRES DE FILETS A FROID, TITRE DORE SUR DOS LISSE, COUVERTURE CONSERVEE. ILLUSTRE DE TRES NOMBREUSES REPRODUCTIONS. PRECIEUSE DOCUMENTATION D'EPOQUE. PETITE TACHE CLAIRE EN MARGE D'UN PLAT, SINON BON EXEMPLAIRE.
réf. 17992A Trévoux, chez Etienne Ganeau, 1712, 1 broché, couverture marbrée d'attente, petits manques au dos. in-12, faux-titre, titre, de 183-(3) pages, paginées 1485 à 1667, exemplaire à pleines marges ;
