Anon Aubès Balutet Barrera Cruz Leal Gladieu PonceLivre Rare Book
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2004réf. R100073721Editions du temps. 2004. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 191 pages - une étiquette collée sur le 2ème plat - ouvrage en français avec des passages en espagnol. . . . Classification Dewey : 372.4-Livre scolaire : lecture
réf. RO80214174Dels Noranta. Non daté. In-4. Relié. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 131 pages. nombreuses photographies en couleurs hors texte. Texte en langue espagnole Jaquette et sous-emboîtage en excellent état.. Avec Jaquette. . . Classification Dewey : 990-Histoire générale des autres pays
1845réf. 59876London: Fortey 1845. Broadside: 10 x 7 in. Consist of a woodcut under the title with the text in 2 columns. Seems to be unlocated in British Library Catalog and OCLC etc. Some ragged around the edges but not affecting any of the text. The page is toned. The :Old Gentleman" pledges his heart and estates to neighbor "Mary": "For believe me my dear Mary that I never can eat drink or sleep but I am always thinking of you . signed O. C. Mary replies: . "as to your fortune I think nothing of it in the least I would sooner go begging with the man I love than ride in a coach and six with the man I do not love; but excuse me the next love epistle you send to a yound lady put your name in full ." Harsh! Fortey unknown books
1917réf. 59495NY: Isaac Goldman Co 1917. 8vo pp. 8. Self wraps. The cover has the large label tipped on: "From The Albany Branch of the N. Y. State Woman Party" A new fine copy. Isaac Goldman Co unknown books
réf. 1133London: The Religious Tract Society. Hardcover. Very Good -. Hardcover. SCARCE. 12mo. Very good-. Colorful embossed and illustrated grey cloth covered boards with gilt title to front board and black title to spine. Rubbing and wear to boards. Minor discoloration to rear board. Minor browning to end pages and to title page. Full colored illustrated frontis. 64 pp. CHILD/6252. The Religious Tract Society hardcover books
réf. 39914The designs depict the characters Knowledge Angel and Confession with colored fabric swatches attached to each Executed on quality watercolor paper. Sheet size 510 x 380 mm. Some browning. "Everyman an English morality play of the 15th century probably a version of a Dutch play Elckerlyc. It achieves a beautiful simple solemnity in treating allegorically the theme of death and the fate of the human soul-of Everyman's soul as he tries to justify his time on earth. Though morality plays on the whole failed to achieve the vigorous realism of the Middle Ages' scriptural drama this short play about 900 lines is more than an allegorical sermon because vivid characterization gives it dramatic energy. It is generally regarded as the finest of the morality plays." Britannica Online revised and updated by J.E. Luebering. Perdziola an internationally-recognized set and costume designer for theater opera and ballet has worked extensively throughout the United States at such venues as the Metropolitan Opera San Francisco Opera Santa Fe Opera Lyric Theatre of Chicago American Ballet Theater Shakespeare Theater in Washington Boston Ballet and Miami Ballet as well as for various Broadway productions. He has also worked internationally for productions at the Monte Carlo Opera the Niedersächsische Staatsorchester in Hannover the Garsington Opera in the United Kingdom the Finnish National Ballet the Saito Kinen Festival in Japan and the Sydney Opera House. The artist has received three Helen Hayes awards and a Helpmann award; he has also been nominated for numerous additional awards. unknown books
réf. 39321Large oblong octavo ca. 175 x 235 mm. 10 pp. Notated in ink on 5 staves per page each voice on both sides of a leaf. Watermark of a small crown and 6-pointed star. Slightly worn and soiled; creased at folds. We have not located any other sources of the present work either manuscript or printed. unknown books
1810réf. 338060Baltimore: Publshed by Edwar J. Coale. 1810. First Edition. 12mo. Contemporary mottled American calf leather spine label isncription on title-page lacvking ffep some foxing. First Edition. 12mo. Rare in commerce. Publshed by Edwar J. Coale. unknown books
réf. 34873Oblong octavo ca. 205 x 275 mm. Decorative copper and green wrappers. 1 title 8 pp. Scored for soprano and alto voices. Second layer of text and notation in black ink to p. 3 with key signature and text but no music. Notated in a single hand in brown ink on 8-stave rastrum-ruled paper. Contains 4 duets for two unaccompanied voices: Pp. 2-3: "Il signuol che vai cercando" in D major in 2/4 time 4-5: "Cari amanti che per prova conoscere cosa e' amore" in F major in 2/4 time 6-7: "Non son io sei tu crudele" in F major in 2/4 time 8: "Tornate sereni begl' astri d'amore" in F major in 3/4 time Wrappers slightly worn creased and creased. Corners slightly creased. In very good condition overall. Apparently unrecorded. unknown books
réf. 34825Oblong quarto ca. 225 x 290 mm. Sewn. 32 pp. Notated in a single hand in black ink on 10-stave rastrum-ruled paper. Movements: No. 1 : Allegro in G minor 3/4 time.5 pp. With "Bolero" at head. No. 2 : Largo in E minor in common time. 7-11 pp. No. 3 : Lento assai in Bb major in common time.13-15 pp. No. 4 : Moderato in Ab major in 3/4 time; Trio in Db major in 3/4 time. 17-20 pp. No. 5 : Introduzione in G major in 2/4 time; Trio in C major in 2/4 time. 21-23 pp. No. 6 : Allegro in G major in 2/4 time. 24-26 pp. No. 7 : Allegro in G major in 2/4 time. 27-28 pp. No. 8 : Allegro in D major in 2/4 time. 29-32 pp. Slightly worn and browned. A charming collection of short parlor pieces. unknown books
1948réf. 319400Bombay: Conservator of Forests 1948. 8 pp. signed by the Conservator of Forests Southern Circle and extensively annotated by his office. 13 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches. Original self-wrappers in envelope the whole housed in a modern blue cloth clamshell box with a custom-printed title page laid in. Somewhat worn soiled. 8 pp. signed by the Conservator of Forests Southern Circle and extensively annotated by his office. 13 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches. A rare piece of ephemera; licenses such as this dictated the range that could be hunted as well as the species Bison Sambhar and Cheetah and the number of animals and their sex bulls or stags only. Conservator of Forests unknown books
réf. 26878Oblong folio 310 x 240 mm. i blank 2 i blank pp. on one bifolium. Notated in brown ink on 12-stave paper. No ascription. No watermark. Systems of three staves; scored for two violins and string bass. In C major; trio in F major. A fair copy. Slightly browned; occasional small stains. Unrecorded. The Fiera di Sassuolo is an annual fair in the Italian town of the same name held in October. unknown books
1847réf. 4980Troy: Published and Sold by L. Willard 1847. First Edition. 1 - 44 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Original printed wrappers uncut and unopened; some chipping at margins sporadic foxing. First Edition. 1 - 44 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Contains: The Condemned: A Chapter from Our City Prison: A Tale of Truth and Horror. Wright I 2444 Published and Sold by L. Willard unknown books
1873réf. 10250Boston: J.R. Osgood & Co 1873. First edition. Frontispiece and 12 plates. 1 vols. Oblong folio. Original tan pictorial boards black calf spine. Bottom half of spine perished some cover wear internally fine. 1873 Christmas gift inscription on title. First edition. Frontispiece and 12 plates. 1 vols. Oblong folio. An account of the adventures of a group of friends vacationing at Mt. Desert Maine recounted in humorous verse and equally humorous drawings evidently by two members of the party. Summer romances the hazards of the communal dining table days of genteel ennui and other activities with the first names of the participants indicated as a partial aid to social historians a few of them are named in pencil on the title page are described in double columns of rollicking verse narrative and accompanying plates. A charming period piece and a not insignificant bit of amusing Americana. J.R. Osgood & Co unknown books
1739réf. 12979London: Printed for T. Cooper 1739. 30 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. A very good copy with some minor browning to a few pages. Former owner's inscription in margin of title page. Modern half blue morocco gilt over marbled boards. 30 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Printed for T. Cooper unknown books
1887réf. 9506Paris: Librairie des Bibliophiles Éditiuon Jouast 1887. One of 15 numbered copies this begin No. 15 printed on Japan Vellum and printed with an extra suite of the vignettes. Avec Notes et un Glossaire par D. Jouaust et une Preface de Louis Ulbach 15 etched vignette headpieces by Ad. Lalauze. 1 vols. Small 8vo. Three quarter citron morocco and marbled paper boards green leather spine label raised bands gilt spine compartments with green morocco onlays. One of 15 numbered copies this begin No. 15 printed on Japan Vellum and printed with an extra suite of the vignettes. Avec Notes et un Glossaire par D. Jouaust et une Preface de Louis Ulbach 15 etched vignette headpieces by Ad. Lalauze. 1 vols. Small 8vo. Librairie des Bibliophiles, Éditiuon Jouast unknown books
1814réf. 66436London: printed by Dove St. John's Square for William Anderson 186 Piccadilly nearly opposite Albany 1814. First edition 12mo pp. 120; uncut; errata slip tipped in at back; original salmon paper-covered boards pink paper shelfback red paper label on spine; joints just starting spine toned text clean; very good. Early ownership signature of Earl Percy on front free endpaper. printed by Dove, St. John's Square, for William Anderson, 186, Piccadilly, nearly opposite Albany unknown books
1828réf. 55274Providence: H. H. Brown printer 1828. First edition 8vo pp. 12; self-wrappers stitched as issued; uncut; a few spots on the title; very good. Warns of the dangers of the "monied aristocracy" and urges voters "to give your undivided support to.the Landowner's Prox by whatever name it may be called" and to support the State's current system of indirect taxation on imported goods luxury items profits levying license fees &c. as a way to lessen the direct tax upon land. American Imprints 31893; Bartlett p. 8; Sabin 70529. H. H. Brown, printer unknown books
1863réf. 55434Boston: Taggard & Thompson 29 Cornhill wrapper imprint: Thompson Bigelow & Brown 1863. First edition square 12mo pp. 32; original stiff pictorial yellow wrappers artlessly rebacked with brown paper; 8 full-page illustrations engraved and signed by W. Roberts plus several small vignettes; front hinge cracked causing loosening to the binding library stamp on verso of the fron wrapper. The illustrations such as Grandpa Jolliboy Longbeard the Goat Sambo the Contraband concerning a freed slave etc. each with its accompanying story. Taggard & Thompson, 29 Cornhill [wrapper imprint: Thompson, Bigelow & Brown] unknown books
1866réf. 55097New York: Historical Publishing Company 1866. First edition 8vo pp. 19 3; printed self-wrappers; light soiling to wrappers old creases good and sound. A satirical poem about the war correspondent Will Russell describing him as a gluttonous and overcultured coward who goes to Bull Run to observe the battle and immediately flees straight back to Washingto DC as soon as he senses danger. Sabin 49807. Historical Publishing Company unknown books
1866réf. 53898Chicago: Tomlinson Brothers 1866. Small 8vo; pp. 2 x 11-377 3; frontispiece and four additional wood-engraved plates; original green cloth with gilt lettering and decoration on the spine; front hinge cracked small tear to the cloth on the bottom of the spine binding a bit skewed; good or better. An uncommon Chicago Ante-Fire imprint. Chicago Ante-Fire Imprints 1226 refers to an 1867 edition only. Tomlinson Brothers unknown books
1708réf. 51699London: printed and sold by J. Morphew 1708. Folio pp. 12; removed from binding; small withdrawn stamp at the base of A2 light soiling short tear at the top gutter; all else very good. Foxon C-541. Not found in CBEL or NCBEL. Apparently rare: ESTC locates only 3 copies: British Library Guildhall Library and the National Library of Scotland. OCLC adds Minnesota this copy and the only copy in America and the National Library of Sweden. COPAC finds three more: Manchester York and Leicester. printed and sold by J. Morphew unknown books
1765réf. 48742Glasgow: printed by Robert & Andrew Foulis 1765. First Foulis edition 8vo pp. 597 21 table; modern quarter polished tan calf over marbled boards spine in 6 compartments with gilt rules and elaborate decorations stamped in blind maroon morocco label; trimmed toned at edges occasional spots overall a very good attractive copy. Gaskell 440. printed by Robert & Andrew Foulis unknown books
1749réf. 89871London: A. Moore 1749. First Edition. Octavo in fours. 21cm. Functional blue paper covered boards with a leather and gilt title label that runs the length of the spine. 16pp. Binding is solid and tight with a touch of sunning around the spine edges; internally clean and fresh half-title present some light soiling to verso of final leaf. A very good clean copy indeed in a functional later binding. An appalled excoriation of arch-rake Lord Viscount Bolingbroke castigating him upon his treatement and comments regarding Alexander Pope following the poet's death. Warburton Bishop of Gloucester and Pope's friend supporter and eventual executor was something of an authority on speaking truth to power although it is unlikely that his criticism had any effect upon Bolingbroke a man who was known for having a moral compass so eccentric it was a wonder he could find Parliament. A. Moore unknown books
1733réf. 89311London: W. Dickenson in Witch Street 1733. First Edition. Folio. 32.5cm. Disbound with slight residual crust of old calf to spine region. 18pp. Some old ink spots to title page which effectively comprises the front wrap strong and durable toning to the extremities of both outer wraps and a little internal thumbing otherwise clean and fresh woodcut head and tailpieces luxuriously wide margins. A very good long disbound example of a well-aimed piece of 18th century satire. A vastly Popean excoriating satire of the Whig government of the 1830's under Robert Walpole James Ralph William Stanhope as Secretary of State George Byng as First Lord of The Admiralty and a host of other aristocratic pillars of the British aristocratic system. Written in full flow as faux-Pope Whitehead with full reference to The Dunciad and wielding the righteous wrath of a breakfast table diplomat under full sail tears into the sitting government and bemoans with Pope how nothing has changed since the last crop of dunces. A successful part II was published in the same year and the two are often found bound together this copy comprises only part I. Whitehead's uncanny ability to ape Popean epic actually made him something of a living during the 1830's-40's allowing him to pen political and social satire like a Temu Alexander Pope but available at Witch Street prices. Foxon gives priority to this one which also contains 24 lines eliminated in the others.This was the poem that Whitehead sold for an advance of ten guineas provoking Johnson to demand the same for London in 1738. Foxon W426; ESTC T48572. W. Dickenson in Witch Street unknown books
