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Best.-Nr. BN407640Wordsworth Editions Ltd. Mediaeval Ornament: From the 9th to the 16th Century The Cambridge Library of Ornamental Art Mediaeval Ornament: From the 9th to the 16th Century The Cambridge Library of Ornamental Art Anon Wordsworth Editions Ltd unknown
2007Best.-Nr. 4523698Lloyd's Marine Intelligence Unit 2007. Volumes 1 - 3. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item3950grams ISBN:9781843116905 Lloyd's Marine Intelligence Unit paperback
1790Best.-Nr. 5749France S.P. C1790 Cette feuille, encadrée dans un cadre ancien (mais non d'époque) sous verre, semble être une planche de spécimens ou d'aperçus de coiffures couvrant les deux règnes, probablement réalisée à la fin des années 17801790 ou au début de la Restauration (vers 1800années 1820) à titre de rétrospective ou de document de référence. Elle s'adressait aux perruquiers, aux costumiers de théâtre ou aux collectionneurs souhaitant avoir un aperçu des coiffures à la mode de l'époque. Gravée et colorée à la main à l'aquarelle, elle présente vingt coiffures et bonnets portés par des dames à la mode. La feuille présente des taches en haut et en bas, ainsi que quelques traces d'usure sur les bords. Les gravures se sont estompées, ce qui lui confère toutefois un aspect d'époque plutôt charmant. Le cadre est ancien, mais date probablement du début du XXe siècle. Il a été restauré au niveau des boiseries et présente des pertes au niveau du motif qui l'entoure. Cela contribue à donner à l'objet une certaine « patine ». La feuille mesure 360 × 260 mm (14Œ × 10Œ pouces) et le cadre 42 cm × 32 cm. Sous un verre ancien. On observe un filigrane représentant une fleur de lys couronnée (« Lys couronné ») sur la feuille de papier à chaînes. La feuille présente une gamme allant des coiffes imposantes et très poudrées, associées à la mode la plus somptueuse de l'époque de Marie-Antoinette sur la rangée du haut, jusqu'aux coiffes de tous les jours plus simples sur la rangée du bas.
1875Best.-Nr. 5069Italy N/P C1875 Une collection attrayante de cinq photographies à l'albumine de l'Italie collées sur deux grandes cartes de support. La première carte mesure 54 cm x 43,5 cm. Elle contient une photographie de la porte de la basilique de Saint Zeno à Vérone. Une grande photographie en excellent état. 36cm x 27cm. Propre et nette. Épreuve touristique, n° 645 sur le bord inférieur. D'après les détails de la photographie, celle-ci date d'environ 1890. Le dos de la carte présente quelques marques et un éclat sur le bord supérieur, mais l'ensemble est en bon état. Le verso est vierge. La deuxième carte mesure 58 cm x 44 cm. Elle contient deux photographies de Rome, chacune collée dans un double cadre encré à la main. La photographie du haut représente la place Saint-Pierre et la basilique. Elle est étrangement vide, à l'exception d'un cheval et d'une charrette sur le côté. La mention "Le Vatican, Rome" est encrée sur le bord. L'image est généralement propre, avec un peu de rousseur sur le bord supérieur. 25,5 cm x 35,5 cm. Il s'agit d'une photo datant d'environ 1875. Ci-dessous se trouve une image du Forum de Rome. Là encore, il n'y a pas de visiteurs. Il s'agit probablement d'une photographie de Tommaso Cucioni (1860-1875) ou d'un autre photographe qui a copié le cadrage de Cucioni. 27 cm x 38,5 cm. Au verso se trouve un motif encré attrayant sur toute la feuille. A la place se trouvent deux photographies à l'albumine. En haut, une petite image de 15 cm x 10 cm de la statue du Lion de Lucerne. Il s'agit probablement d'un tirage touristique. En dessous se trouve une belle image de la cathédrale de Cologne en 1875 (basée sur les deux tours en construction). Une belle image propre. Dans l'ensemble, il s'agit d'un bel ensemble d'images à l'albumine sur deux feuilles.
1895Best.-Nr. 5332Egypt S.P. C1895 Une magnifique photographie sur papier albuminé représentant une femme fellah, vêtue d'un long voile, portant un panier de fruits. Il s'agit d'un portrait réalisé en studio vers 1895. Anonyme, mais correspondant exactement à la référence photographique RP-F-1997-28-35 du Rijksmuseum d'Amsterdam. Cela inclut le texte au bas de la photographie, qui est présent sur notre exemplaire, mais qui a été masqué par le passe-partout/montage. La photographie visible mesure 26,5 cm x 23 cm. Le montage mesure 37,5 cm x 32 cm. Tous les défauts/rayures apparents sur la photographie sont également présents sur la copie du Rijksmuseum. En excellent état.
1780Best.-Nr. 4558Paris Chez Onfroy 1780 Deux volumes en un, première édition. Un guide de l'état de la Grande-Bretagne d'un point de vue français. Le premier volume porte sur l'année 1780, le second sur l'année 1781. Il semblerait qu'il était prévu que ce soit une revue annuelle, mais si c'est le cas, cela ne semble pas s'être produit, car Worldcat n'enregistre que ces deux années. Reliure en plein cuir avec décoration dorée au dos. L'étiquette et un panneau de la dorure au dos ont été arrachés, laissant un peu de cuir, mais pas de surface (voir les photos). Le reste des planches est en bon état, légèrement bosselé. A l'intérieur, la signature d'un propriétaire figure sur la page de garde. Le reste est propre et bien rangé. Le demi-titre indique "Etat de l'Angleterre, pour l'année 1780". [viii], 178, [2] pages. Le premier volume est conforme à OCLC : 40428559. Il est suivi d'un autre demi-titre pour l'année 1781, et d'un second volume du livre. [viii], 199, [3] pages. Ce deuxième volume est conforme à OCLC : 630334412. Les deux volumes contiennent les informations détaillées dont les chercheurs ont besoin. Y compris les noms, les adresses, les grades, etc. Par exemple, il y a une liste des noms et adresses de tous les banquiers de Londres, les comptes du roi et de la cour, les noms des navires et des vaisseaux de la marine, etc. etc. Texte en français. 170 x 100 mm. Aucun autre exemplaire disponible à l'achat au moment du catalogage.
1767Best.-Nr. 26672AB1767. Amsterdam et Paris Vallat-la-Chapelle 1767. Kl.-8°. 1 mehrf. gef. Kupfertaf. XII 424 S. Ldr. d. Zt. mit RVerg. und farb. RSch. bestoßen hinteres Gelenk etwas eingeplatzt oberes Kapital beschäd. Horn/Schenkling S. 1219; Barbier III 256 beide geben 430 S. an. Vorliegendes Exemplar aber offensichtlich komplett. - C. J. Thomé war ein Kaufmann aus Briguais b. Lyon. - Die Tafel mit drei Abb. von Querschnitt und Vorderansichten eines Ofens der Wasserdampf erzeugt durch den die Seidenraupen in ihren Kokons abgetötet werden. - Nur wenig fleckig. Taf. etwas knitterfaltig. unknown
Best.-Nr. 3051 75 11 pages. 1. 18mo 6 x 4 inch full leather journal; 2. 16mo 7 x 5 inch faux leather cloth journal. Both intact & GOOD CONDITION. The first journal is about 1900 in vintage as is the possibly Knights Templar or Knights of Pythias ritual written into the first 51 pages in fountain pen. The Knights of Kadosh ritual written into the next 75 pages was written in relatively modern times probably late 1990's or early 2000's with some type of modern gel pen. I believe that the first 51 pages of the c. 1900 journal contain either a Masonic Knights Templar or a Knights of Pythias ritual. The second part of 75 pages is for certain a full Freemasonry Scottish Rite 30th degree Knights of Kadosh ritual from Open to Close. The second journal is c. 1990's in vintage and contains a Knights of Kadosh Lecture to accompany the ritual that closes out the first journal. The last 4 pages of the older journal after the Close of the Knights of Kadosh ritual gives an exposition of the various Apartments necessary to carry out the work and of the various officers involved in the work. A LITERALLY UNIQUE ONE-OF-A-KIND KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS AND KNIGHTS OF KADOSH HAND-WRITTEN MANUSCRIPT. NO TARIFF ZONE: ANY AND ALL TARIFFS ARE PREPAID BEFORE SHIPPING Unpublished. hardcover
1858Best.-Nr. 69335NP Allegheny County PA 1858. Broadside 49 x 23 cm. Text in two columns with caption title in large bold type. Old fold lines a few tiny holes and some toning previous owner's pencil margin notes. The text reads in part: "From necessity Fellow Citizens we are compelled to talk to you through the medium of Hand-Bills and Circulars the Newspaper Press of the County having been bought by the Railroads and Bondholders." The anonymous author warns fellow taxpayers their hard earned money is being plundered to finance the debts of "worthless and defaulting Rail Road Companies -- viz: The Steubenville Allegeheny Valley and Chartiers." The appeal challenges taxpayers to use their votes to elect a Commissioner and Treasurer who "will not suffer the tax to be levied or assessed." Statistics related to the debts for the cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny as well as the county totalling $5500000 are given. Noted are roads "repudiated" in 1856 and 1857 and an estimate for ones that "will repudiate in 1858" helping to date this piece. "Will you cast your Suffrages for a Ticket pledged to enforce the collection of these Taxes. or will you rather use the power of the ballot box. to compel the Robbers who have been plundering you to surrender their ill-gotten Gains. The 1850s were an era of increasing infrastructure investments in railroads at least partially financed through taxes and bonds. The Pennsylvania Railroad chartered by the state legislature in 1846 ran its first excursion train to Pittsburgh in 1851. The Ohio & Pennsylvania Railroad chartered two years later began to use a station at Allegheny City in 1851. The two lines were connected by a bridge across the Allegheny River in 1858. The pencil notes on this copy posit a question: "What would City Property be worth without Public improvements." see: William Kenneth Schusler's essay part of his doctoral dissertation "The Railroad Comes to Pittsburgh". unknown
1858Best.-Nr. 69335NP Allegheny County PA 1858. Broadside 49 x 23 cm. Text in two columns with caption title in large bold type. Old fold lines a few tiny holes and some toning previous owner's pencil margin notes. The text reads in part: "From necessity Fellow Citizens we are compelled to talk to you through the medium of Hand-Bills and Circulars the Newspaper Press of the County having been bought by the Railroads and Bondholders." The anonymous author warns fellow taxpayers their hard earned money is being plundered to finance the debts of "worthless and defaulting Rail Road Companies -- viz: The Steubenville Allegeheny Valley and Chartiers." The appeal challenges taxpayers to use their votes to elect a Commissioner and Treasurer who "will not suffer the tax to be levied or assessed." Statistics related to the debts for the cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny as well as the county totalling $5500000 are given. Noted are roads "repudiated" in 1856 and 1857 and an estimate for ones that "will repudiate in 1858" helping to date this piece. "Will you cast your Suffrages for a Ticket pledged to enforce the collection of these Taxes. or will you rather use the power of the ballot box. to compel the Robbers who have been plundering you to surrender their ill-gotten Gains. The 1850s were an era of increasing infrastructure investments in railroads at least partially financed through taxes and bonds. The Pennsylvania Railroad chartered by the state legislature in 1846 ran its first excursion train to Pittsburgh in 1851. The Ohio & Pennsylvania Railroad chartered two years later began to use a station at Allegheny City in 1851. The two lines were connected by a bridge across the Allegheny River in 1858. The pencil notes on this copy posit a question: "What would City Property be worth without Public improvements." see: William Kenneth Schusler's essay part of his doctoral dissertation "The Railroad Comes to Pittsburgh". unknown books
1755Best.-Nr. 1147London: 1755. Two extra creases to upper corners else very good. 7-1/4 x 11- 18.4 x 27.9 cm. . Jolly Gent-94 An interesting map of the World including recent discoveries of islands in the Pacific in 1741 and the eastern coast of Australia.
1922Best.-Nr. 2210Munich: Kunstverlag Riehn & Reusch 1922. Hardcover. Very Good. Full size facsimile of Kaiser Maximillians I. prayer book with drawings by Alrecht Durer 58 pages from prayer book. Quarter cloth over paper boards with gilt lettering and design to cover front hinge is starting to weaken but a good clean copy. Very Good condition. Kunstverlag Riehn & Reusch hardcover
1887Best.-Nr. 70-458Paris: c.1887. 1887. Bound serial of 15 parts/livraison: I Infantrie II Infantrie III Cav IV Cav V Genie & Trains des Equipages VI Arty a Pied VII Arty Monte VIII Marine IX Marine X Sapeurs-Pompiers XI Legion de la Guarde Republique XII Armee d'Afrique Infanterie-Cavalerie XIII Ecole specioale miklitaire de saint -cyr interieur XIV Ecole specioale miklitaire de saint -cyr exterieur. XV Armee d'Afrique Spahis. Full page color photos of daily French military life. Each part 20p. = 300p. Oversize. Bound half leather over marbled boards. Marbled end papers. Text & binding OK Colors bright Spine badly damaged: mouse chew to spine. Back board separated. Fair Copy. Hardback. Fair. Book. Paris: c.1887.
Best.-Nr. BOOKS243655--/No Dustjacket. PlacePub: Philadelphia PA Publisher: J. B. Lippincott & Co. YearPublish: 1860 Edition: None Stated Illus: Black & White Illustrations Condition: Reading copy; shaken; binding broken; pages loose; foxing Leather Comments: Includes extra family genealogy Notes: 4to. v.p. Marriages: J. D. Burbank and Sophia Corbin 1818; Bradford PA J. D. Burbank and Amy Gray 1845; Laceyville PA William W. Wade and Miranda N. Burbank 1844 Henry A. Burbank and Angeline Pratt 1847 Edward A. Joslin and Mary Elizabeth Burbank 1849 Horace Corbin Burbank and Mary Beadle 1859 James Corbin Burbank and Mattia M. Belding 1860; Illinois Births: Jacob D. Burbank 1792 Amy Gray 1805; Brantine Wyoming County PA Sophia Corbin 1705; Connecticut Miranda Burbank 1818 Horace Corbin Burbank 1821 Henry Adams Burbank 1824 Mary Burbank 1826 Mary Elizabeth Burbank 1828 Amanda Morgan Burbank 1830 Nine additional births recorded 24 deaths recorded Main Topic: Bibles-Burbank Key Words: Burbank-------- Copies Available: 1 Action Code: . hardcover
1980Best.-Nr. 1999Stuttgart: Edition Medicina Rara 1980. Hardcover. Near Fine. LIMITED EDITION of 2800 copies of which this is numbered 111 Near Fine harcover bound in half leather with a marbeluized paper specially produced for this edition. Plates were made from a copy of the first 1828 edition. Hardcover in slipcase and with original prospectus Edition Medicina Rara hardcover
1881Best.-Nr. 012222Carlisle: Albert Barnes Moss 1881 wonderful fresh copy of the fourth revised and extended edition. red cloth covers decorated in black with gilt titling to cover and spine lower board blind device closed edges dusty and minimal foxing spotsspine red is very slightly faded original blue grey endpapers with advertisements browned from paste action these have adverts for local merchants including an iron monger with engraving of cast iron coal ranges. At front the paste down and both sides of the FEP carry adverts then follows 6pp of adverts on proper paper stock next Title with note on reverse stating this replaces "Arthur's Guide to Carlisle" in its new revised form. then i-vii contents / indexviii Queens warrant for A B Moss bookseller and stationer. book proper is 1-290 followed by 18pp adverts plus the rear FEP adverts as well. includes 8 engraved plates a wonderful book for anyone interested in the history of Carlisle and its surrounds as pp 93 and on accounts for "out of the town" areas. revised. Decorative Cloth. Very Good/No Jacket. 12mo - over 6 - 7 tall. Albert Barnes Moss hardcover
Best.-Nr. elala6090London: Printed and Sold by H.Tracy 1723. First Edition. 12mo. pp. 1 p.l. xii 139 5. title in red & black. 4 of 5 engraved plates by Sutton Nicholls: lacking frontis. woodcut head & tailpieces & initial. contemporary paneled calf very worn covers detached some browning & a few stains small faint rubberstamp on title lacking free-endpapers & front paste-down. elala6090 London: Printed and Sold by H.Tracy, 1723 unknown
1960Best.-Nr. 2018New York: Limited Editions Club 1960. Hardcover. Near Fine. LIMITED EDITION of 1500 copies of which this is numbered 108 and SIGNED by the illustrator Vertes. Translated into English by Calverley with an introduction by Hadas. Near Fine hardcover in glassine dustjacket and in slipcase. With originall prospectus and the monthly letter of the Limited Editions Club April 1960. Limited Editions Club, hardcover
Best.-Nr. a70196c. 1750. In Latin. Small octavo 24pp. original wraps. Initials D. S. G. at end. VG. Scarce. . paperback
1890Best.-Nr. 5757np: unk. publisher ca. 1890. Edition Unknown. Cloth backed paper covered wooden box. A good copy showing some wear to the blocks; some scrapes to cover; hinge repaired. Small 4to. An attractive set of children's letter and number blocks. There are 18 blocks that are 1 3/4 inches square and 1/4 inch thick printed recto and verso. Numbers are printed in black against an orange background on nine of the blocks. The remaining block faces have the alphabet in black and white. The blocks are in a wooden case that is decorated with a scene of children playing. The box has a cloth backstrip and the cover opens as a book. It apparently was intended to sit on a shelf as a book. unk. publisher hardcover books
Best.-Nr. 65-0086London after 1855. Engraving after painting by Francis Cruikshank floruit 1848-1881. 82 x 56 cm. Cloth backing tears around margin. Signed in the plate. London?, after 1855. hardcover
1744Best.-Nr. 195224to. 2 cont. hcalf. Backs a little rubbed. 67308616 pp. unknown
1744Best.-Nr. 195224to. 2 cont. hcalf. Backs a little rubbed. (6),730,(8),616 pp.
1945Best.-Nr. 4-710BMilano:: Pizzi e Pizio 1945. 1945. 1st ed. About 82p. Photos. Maps. Oversize. Brown cloth spine. Large Wraps Front cover has a large tear from the spine to the center. Good Copy. 1st. Paperback. Good. Pizzi e Pizio, 1945. paperback
1945Best.-Nr. 5-1322Saltzburg: Anonton Pustet 1945 1945. 1st ed. 103p. Photos. North Africa Italy Southern France Germany. Wraps. Spine has been reinforced with blue tape. Cover crease rubbed. Good Copy. 1st. Paperback. Good. Anonton Pustet, 1945 Paperback