/ DAVID Hermine / - VERLAINE (Paul).Livre Rare Book
2 841 résultats
1943réf. 1244Creuzevault, Paris, 11 novembre 1943, in-8 (27x17,5cm), en feuilles, couverture blanche illustrée et rempliée, chemise et étui de papier doré et moiré (étui légèrement défraîchi).
1947réf. 1245Hazan, Paris, 1947, in-8 (230x145mm), 271pp., broché, couverture grise imprimée en bleu, chemise et étui.
1934réf. 17Nativelle, Paris, 1934, in-8 (24,5x19,5cm), 86pp., broché, couverture blanche imprimée en noir et rouge, décorée et rempliée. Quelques rousseurs.
1928réf. 20Crès, Paris, 1928, in-8 (210x150mm), 150pp., reliure 1/ 2 chagrin à coins de Hauttecoeur, couverture blanche illustrée,rempliée et dos conservés.
1926réf. 2021Au Sans Pareil, Paris, 1926, in-12 (190x145mm), 88pp., relié 1/ 2 chagrin bleu nuit, dos orné de filets dorés encadrant titre et nom d'auteur (dorés également), tranche supérieure dorée (petit manque à la coiffe supérieure, couverture et dos conservés).
1928réf. 21Crès, Paris, 1928, in-8 (210x150mm), 150pp., broché, couverture blanche illustrée,rempliée.
1942réf. 25Le Coffret de Fleurette (Henri Jonquières), Paris, 1942, in-12 (180x105mm), LXIIpp., broché, couverture beige moirée rempliée, illustrée d'un fleuron doré, chemise crème granitée rempliée, imprimée en rouge sur le premier plat.
1948réf. 26Hazan, Paris, 1948, in-8 (230x145mm), 127pp., broché, couverture blanche imprimée, rempliée, chemise et étui de papier gauffré blanc.
1927réf. 28Emile-Paul, Paris, 1927, in-8 (205x140mm), 102pp., broché, couverture illustrée rempliée.
1927réf. 29Emile-Paul, Paris, 1927, in-4 (285x195mm), 138pp., broché, couverture jaune orangée illustrée, étui (taches au dos de l'étui).
1946réf. 31Vigneau, Paris, 1946, in-8 (220x125mm), 206pp., broché, couverture blanche imprimée en bleu et noir, rempliée (quelques taches sur les plats).
1952réf. 40Darantière, Paris, 1952, in-8 (235x170mm), (56)ff., couverture blanche illustrée en couleurs et rempliée .
1943réf. 41The Nonesuch Press, London, 1943, in-8 (250x160mm), XXIV-150pp., cartonnage d'éditeur, étui (dos de l'étui recollé)
1926réf. 46Au Sans Pareil, Paris, 1926, in-12 (190x145mm), 88pp., broché (dos insolé et cassé, très légère trace de mouillure sur le coin haut droit des dernières pages).
1931réf. 49Emile-Paul, Paris, 1931, 2 volumes in-8 (220x140mm), VII-291 et 280pp., brochés, couverture orange décorée et illustrée au dos.
1954réf. 53Stock, Paris, 1954, in-16 (190x140mm), 81pp., broché, couverture crème imprimée en bleu et noir.
1927réf. 57Jonquières, Paris, 1927, in-8 (205x150mm), 261pp., relié 1/ 2 basane fauve, dos orné de filets dorés, pièces de nom d'auteur et de titre dorées, couverture illustrée conservée.
1948réf. 69Creuzevault, Paris, 1948, in-4 (285x190mm), VII-352pp., en feuilles, couverture blanche illustrée et rempliée, chemise et étui de papier gris (étui défraîchi (mouillures) et tache sur le dos de la chemise).
1929réf. 70Editions du Tambourinaire,Paris,1929, in-8 (250x190mm),35pp., br.,couverture blanche iillustrée,imprimée en noir. Textes de Paul VALERY- Henri MASSIS, Camille BELLAIGUE, André GEORGE, Lucien DUBESCH, Jean COCTEAU, Tristan KLINGSOR, André LEVINSON, Edouard SCHNEIDER, Henri BERAUD.
réf. 468Paris, Creuzevault, 1943. Petit in-4 en feuilles, couverture, chemise et étui. Illustré par Hermine David d'un frontispice et de 52 pointes-sèches originales. Tiré à 450 exemplaires sur vélin, un des 50 exemplaires comprenant une suite et un dessin original
réf. 810Paris, Emile-Paul, 1924. In-8° demi veau lie-de-vin, plats recouvert de papier or et rose, tête dorée, couverture (Schroth, Basel). Vignettes gravées sur bois de Hermine David dont le frontispice, en couleurs. Exemplaire numéroté sur vergé de Rives.
1947réf. 17370Newark: The Avalon Company 1947. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. Collected by Sam Moskowitz and Will Sykora. With a critical and biographical introduction by Moskowitz. With a bibliography pamphlet laid-in. Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket unclipped $3.50 toned bumped at the edges. Black cloth with gilt lettering on the spine. Square and firmly bound with a red topstain former owner's stamps inside the front board and on the front endpaper clean otherwise. The first book to present a representative cross-section of Keller's genre fiction. The Avalon Company hardcover books
1994réf. 866371994. Grover David H. Debaters and Dynamiters: The Story of the Haywood Trial. Corvallis: Oregon State University Press 1964. Reprint Notable Trials Library 1994. Introduction by Alan M. Dershowitz. viii 310 pp. Quarter calf over cloth decorative gilt stamping raised bands all edges gilt marbled endpapers ribbon marker. Internally clean. A fine copy. $20. A compelling legal history documenting the sensational 1907 Idaho murder trial of labor leader William 'Big Bill' Haywood. Grover examines the courtroom clash over the assassination of former Idaho Governor Frank Steunenberg highlighting the roles of defense attorney Clarence Darrow and prosecutor William Borah against a backdrop of fierce Western labor struggles radical unions and industrial violence. unknown books
1981réf. 37815Dubuque: Wm. C. Brown 1981. Softcover. Very Good. Octavo. Wrappers. 362 i pp. Third edition. Wm. C. Brown unknown books
1829réf. 337483New York: David H. Burr 1829. unbound. Rawdon Clark & Co. Map. Copper plate engraving with original hand-colored outline. Image measures 24 1/2" x 16 3/8" This map depicts Franklin County in New York State hand-colored by town. The map denotes major routes rivers and creeks and other topographical details. Franklin County sits entirely within Macomb's Purchase a massive 1791 land transaction where the state sold millions of acres to speculator Alexander Macomb. This purchase was carved into giant sections called Great Tracts. Franklin County encompasses Great Tract No. One which was then was systematically surveyed and subdivided into 27 survey townships containing roughly 32000 acres each. These townships are numbered and outlined. Some of these townships are further subdivided into a grid of smaller numbered parcels meant for sale to individual pioneer farmers. Several of these tracts show their proprietor's names. Most of the townships have yet to be divided at the time of this map's publication. Established villages created prior to the land surveys are labeled and an Indian reservation is depicted in the upper left corner of the county. Flouring mills saw mills manufactories forges and churches are indicated. This first edition of Burr's county map appeared in his "Atlas of the State of New York" of the same year which was the second atlas of an individual state ever published. The map is in very good condition. Some foxing. Full original margins. David H. Burr 1803-1875 served as Topographer to the United States Post Office and Geographer to the House of Representatives and was widely known for his accuracy and attention to detail. His "Universal Atlas" was the first to map each of the United States individually. This map is a lovely rendering of a hard-to-find county in New York State. David H. Burr unknown books
