1993In-8 (cm. 20), brossura illustrata, pp. 216, (2). Ristampa anastatica. Firma d’appartenenza. Minime tracce d’uso ai piatti; peraltro, volume in buono stato di conservazione (good copy).
ref. 235374Verlag: Franckh'sche Verlagshandlung, Stuttgart. 307 Seiten. Späterer Halbleinenband 24 cm
1931Enrico D'Alméras Cagliostro, la Massoneria e l'occultismo nel secolo XVIII. , Athena 1931, Libro antico usurato dal tempo. Pagine brunite ed intonse. Tagli irregolari con barbe. Copertina flessibile cartonata, macchiata con gore e leggermente scollata. Usato (Used) . 284
1986ref. 69081986 édition de Neustrie Caen 1986 In8 broché 174 pages illustrations dans le texte
2004ref. 45869München : Oldenbourg, 2004. 353 S. : Ill., graph. Darst. ; 23 cm Pp.
1914In 8° , pp. 268+11. Legatura in mz tela con titolo in oro al dorso. Mantenuta la brossura originale.La Collezione settecentesca” diretta da Salvatore di Giacomo, grandi testatine incise e grandi ill. monocromatiche f. t., bross. edit. in carta illustrata. Edizione originale. Copia più che buona.
Firenze, Olschki, 1974. In 8, pp. 455 n. Brossura originale
1922Napoli, Sandron, 1922, 8vo m.tela (cop. orig. cons. all'interno) pp. 265 con ill. in tav. f.t.
1974In-8 (cm. 26), brossura, pp. XVI, 457, (3), con illustrazioni in bianco e nero fuori testo. Prefazione di Guglielmo Lützenkirchen. Introduzione tecnico-bibliografica di Marcella Bonelli. Tracce d’uso e macchie alla brossura. Due minuscole macchie alla penultima carta; peraltro, testo in buono stato (text in good condition).
1995ref. 49181995 DERVY, 1995. Broché,couv.ill.,in 8°,XV-316 pages,ouvrage orné de 18 gravures,portraits , 318 pages , vues ou fac-similé de documents,préface de Bruno Marty, absolument neuf
1972ref. 56156New York: St. Martin's Press. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1972. First US Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. A Fine first American Edition/First Printing in a lightly edgeworn alike dust-jacket; tells the story of two friends Furioso and Guido as they travel across Europe in search of revenge on those who wronged them. Along the way they encounter monsters magicians and other fearsome foes.Furioso is a passionate and vengeful young man and Guido is his friend and fellow adventurer. Together they travel across Europe seeking revenge on those who have wronged them. They face monsters magicians and other fearsome foes in their search but ultimately together they are able to triumph over them. Furioso and Guido are a compelling and entertaining duo and their story is an exciting adventure.; 8vo; 367 pages; Price . St. Martin's Press hardcover books
1937In 8°, brossura editoriale illustrata, pp.208,prima edizione, illustrato, garbata firma di possesso, buon esemplare.ZB4 (ZB04)
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ref. 17192De l'imprimerie de Lottin "Paris, 1786, in-8 brochure d'attente, 14pp. Cette vaste escroquerie (1784-1786) fomentée par Madame de La Motte (Jeanne Valois-Saint-Rémy), noble sans fortune descendante du Roi Henri II de Valois, avec l'aide du Comte de Cagliostro, avait pour cible le Cardinal de Rohan, l'un des plus hauts prélats du royaume. Ce fameux collier, commandé à l'origine par Louis XV pour Madame du Barry est encore inachevé lorsque celui-ci meurt en 1774 et la Du Barry est exilée. Les joailliers qui s'étaient endettés pour la création de ce collier tenteront à plusieurs reprises de le vendre à Marie-Antoinette, en vain. A l'aide de fausses lettres rédigées par l'amant de Madame de La Motte, M. Rétaux de Villette, celle-ci fait croire au Cardinal de Rohan que Marie-Antoinette fait appel à lui en tant qu'intermédiaire pour l'acquisition du collier. Par divers subterfuges, le collier sera subtilisé auprès des joailliers et desserti ; les diamants vendus en France, Belgique et à Londres. Bien que totalement étrangère à cette affaire, Marie-Antoinette (et la royauté) fait figure de victime collatérale puisque sa réputation de frivolité en sera renforcée dans l'opinion publique. On considère que cette ""Affaire du collier"" contient en germe une partie du ressentiment du peuple contre la royauté qui mènera à la Révolution de 1789."
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