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1748réf. 127101748. Historische geographische konst en reis almanach voor den jaare 1748 bevattende het voornaamste dat onder het opzigt van het Koninglyk genootschap der geleerden te Berlyn is uitgegeven. Zeldzame almanak met gebreken aan de band maar van binnen erg mooi. Twee gekleurde kaarten wereldkaart en kaart van Nederland. In de kalender die in rood en zwart inkt is gedrukt zijn 12 paginas met illustraties toegevoegd van J.C. Philips met huwelijksthema. Tekst in het Nederlands en het Frans onder de illustraties. Gedrukt door Arend van Huyssteen. Zie Waller 75 voor de latere edities. Toegevoegd: Ouderdom van de thans in leven zijnde koningen en vorsten van Europa voor den jaare 1748. Tevens Beknopte Geographische beschryving van de X. Nederlandtsche provincien Bekent onder den naam van Oostenryksche Nederlanden. Beknopt dagverhaal van de verkiezing en aanstelling van syn Doorl. Hoogheid Willem Carel Hendrik Friso. Edited and enlarged by Een liefhebber der wiskonst Amsterdam A. v. Huyssteen 1748 4412642 pp. Miniature book in -24. Contemporary gilt calf binding H. 82 x W. 45 cm. / H. 3.5 x W. 175 inch. Engraved title page 12 plates by J.C. Philips on marriage calendar section printed in black and red. With two coloured maps Mappe Mondo Nouvelle carte generale des XVII Provinces des Pays-Bas. The binding hinge on the front is broken. Early year of this almanac with amusing illustrations. Only one copy in STCN. unknown
1811réf. 12709Amsterdam by derfg. C Stigter 1811. Almanach op t jaar ons Heeren Esus sic Christus 1811. Voorzien met eene aanwijz. van de jaar-/paard-/beest- en leerm. in Holland en de maans op- en onder-gang: berekend door Jacob de Gelder mathematicus. Full shark leather binding with two silver clasps with silver marks among one with three crosses for Amsterdam and the letter B still intact and working. In -24 size 75 x 55 cm. / 276 x 197 inch. Binding with two very small holes in the leather and is further in good condition. Guilt edges. Rare almanac printed in Amsterdam with 12 folding coloured woodcut illustrations for each month Sinterklaas in December and 4 folding coloured woodcut illustrations for each season text in German under the seasons. With calendar printed in red and black ink Verduisteringen en hemelverschynselen voor den jare 1811 Reys-Wyzer wanneer de veerschepen en trekschuiten moet afvaren gedrukt voor de reizende Aantekeningen van don Antonio Magino Korte Kronyk beginnende van den jare 1805 8 blank leaves white note pages prepared to write and delete writings or drawings and 10 laid blank leaves for notes. Both blank note pages and the laid paper leaves are of a later date than the almanac. The illustration for December is a very nice illustration of the Dutch feast Sinterklaas with people with a rod of Sinterklaas. The only known copy of this 1811 almanac features added colored illustrations for each month and season. The illustrations are trimmed slightly shorter than the original almanac. Likely bound at a later date. On the first page of the thickened specially prepared pages the following is written in pencil: Stamped not perforated. Jacob de Gelder 17651848 was an influential mathematician and educational reformer who played a key role in reforming mathematics education in the Netherlands. One of his well-known mathematics books is Eerste gronden der meetkunst. In 1815 he became a professor of mathematics at the newly founded Military Academy in Delft but conflicts over his theoretical approach led to his suspension in 1819. He subsequently became a professor at Leiden University until his retirement in 1840. Amsterdam, by derfg. C Stigter hardcover
1762réf. 21481Amsterdam" = Paris sold in Paris 1762. 24mo 9.5 x 5.6 cm. Duchesne Contemporary gold-tooled French red morocco fine green gold and white brocade paper endpapers with a foral pattern. Each page printed in simple woodcut border with several small head and tailpieces. 40 ll. Only known copy of a beautifully bound French almanach for the year 1763 accompanied by many popular songs. The survival of the present almanach is extremely rare as we have not been able to trace any other copy from the same year and only one set of similar almanachs for the years 1757-1762 at the Bibliothèque nationale de France. The present work is a charming miniature almanac which contains - besides the usual calendar for the year 1763 - several songs mainly love songs but also bacchic songs and "les plaisirs de la critique". The last three pages contain a bookseller's catalogue of other contemporary French almanachs.The title page and the last page show some slight colour offsetting of the pastedowns some occasional minor foxing. Otherwise in very good condition.l This edition not in Grand-Carteret; STCN; WorldCat; cf. WorldCat 470104514 a set of the same almanachs for the years 1757-1762 at the BnF. BOOK HISTORY & PRINTING EUROPE HISTORY LITERATURE & LINGUISTICS Almanacs France French Literature Miniature Books unknown
1785réf. 186866London: printed for the Company of Stationers 1785. A record of longevity in the miniature book world" Bondy A charming miniature almanac for 1786 in the publisher's exquisite Venetian-style binding and slipcase both with multicolour onlays. The famous London Almanack ran for centuries showcasing along the way developments in decorative binding styles and the London landscape. This issue illustrates the Bank of England three years before John Soane began remaking the site. The contents provide a calendar and lists of reigns London mayors and sheriffs holidays and current coins. The practical nature of the text stands in lovely contrast with the aesthetic beauty of the exterior. Miniature almanac 58 x 33 mm. With 4-page panoramic engraving of Bank of England Threadneedle Street. Text engraved on steel. Duty stamp on title page as issued. Original red morocco covers onlaid with blue morocco background and yellow frames and columns all with gilt floral tooling and enclosing oval red morocco centre marbled endpapers edges gilt. Housed in publisher's similarly onlaid red morocco slipcase incorporating portraits on front and back. Early annotation correcting a date in November. Spine perished at lower section binding holding light wear to edges; slipcase slightly rubbed: a very good bright example. Welsh 4576. Louis W. Bondy Miniature Books: Their History from the Beginnings to the Present Day 1981. unknown
réf. 2h4735Nouvelle Edition. Revue corrigée et Augmentée 1788. 281 S. mit 1 Titelkupferstich. Halbleder-Einband mit 5 Schmuckbünden. Einband leicht berieben. unknown
réf. 9a118De Lalain Berlin/Paris 1768. VIII/166 S. mit 1 in Kupfer gestoch. Frontispiz. original Leder mit Rückengravur in Goldauflage. Duodez. Rücken mit Wurmfraßspur. unknown
réf. 6c968Velhagen & Klasing Berlin Bilefeld Leipzig und Wien 1909 - 1928. Je Band ca. 226 S. mit zahlr. illustrationen verschiedene Einbände teils mit kleinen Gebrauchsspuren. - enthalten sind die Jahrgänge : 1908/1910/1912/1913/1914/1915/1916/1926/1928 - unknown
réf. 2h11898Möllerische Buchhandlung Hamburg 1782. 208 S. mit einem Titelkupferstich Halbleder mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel. Sedez nachgebunden. - gutes Exemplar - unknown
1795réf. 12606Amsterdam J. van Oulik 1795. L' École des meurs ou les soirées de Célie 8 112 pp. In-32 H. 10 x W. 55 x D. 2 cm. Fine embroidered binding. With 12 engravings ivory silk boards and spine decorated with embroidery of gold thread rhinestones and sequins miniature under mica on each cover mirror on the first flyleaf pink tabis lining Augsburg paper endpapers and gilt edges.Extremely rare gallant almanac printed in the Netherlands in the style of the Parisian almanacs decorated with a title vignette and 12 engravings. Ornament with two painted miniatures: a young man with a basket of flowers by her side is talking to a tiny animal partially erased puppy or kitten. Some very slight mica damage.No copy in the CCFr or WorldCat. Â Amsterdam, J. van Oulik hardcover
réf. 268393-6Used - Good. Former library copy. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Includes library markings. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good. unknown
réf. 68173659-75Yankee Publishing Incorporated. Used - Good. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good. Yankee Publishing, Incorporated unknown
réf. 17879303-20Stationery Office The. Used - Good. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good. Stationery Office, The unknown
1834réf. 991F53London: Winchester and Varnham; James Ridgway 1834 . Leather. Good. 7.5" by 5". Not Stated. Two handsomely bound and scarce volumes of peerages and reference works for 1834 with both the Imperial Calendar and Ridgway's Peerage for the year present. Beautifully bound in straight grain morocco signed bindings with gilt detailing from J. Smith these two volumes offer wonderful insight into the social structure of England in the 1830s.Volume I is consists of 'British Imperial Calendar for the Year of Our Lord 1834' and the accompanying 'An Alphabetical Index to the Imperial Calendar for 1834'.This 1818 calendar contains many lists of useful information includes lists of the Houses of Parliaments branches of public services scientific institutes as well conclusive lists of baronets peers bishops the Royal Navy Knights and more.Volume II is the scarce 1834 edition of 'Ridgway"s Peerage of the United Kingdom for the Year 1834' and the accompanying 'Ridgway's Baronetage of the United Kingdom for the Year 1834'.Illustrated with an engraved title page seventy-two engraved pages to part I and thirty-eight to part II. Collated complete.Bookplate of Baron de Spon to front pastedowns. In signed straight grain morocco bindings with significant gilt detailing. Boards exceptionally bright with back strips age toned and rubbing to joints. Joints of volume II starting with boards firmly held. Hinges of volume I strained but firmly held. Bookplate to front pastedowns. Internally firmly bound. Pages clean and bright. Good Winchester and Varnham; James Ridgway hardcover
1786réf. 186867London: printed for the Company of Stationers 1786. A record of longevity in the miniature book world" Bondy A charming miniature almanac for 1787 in the publisher's exquisite Venetian-style binding and slipcase both with multicolour onlays. The famous London Almanack ran for centuries showcasing along the way developments in decorative binding styles and the London landscape. This issue illustrates Apothercaries' Hall; today the grade-I listed building remains the city's oldest extant livery company hall. The contents provide a calendar and lists of reigns London mayors and sheriffs holidays and current coins. The practical nature of the text stands in lovely contrast with the aesthetic beauty of the exterior. Miniature almanac 58 x 34 mm. With 4-page panoramic engraving of Apothecaries' Hall Black Friars. Text engraved on steel. Duty stamp on title page as issued. Original red morocco spine with floral roll covers onlaid with green and blue morocco backgrounds decorated with gilt devices and divided by onlaid yellow frames and columns tooled in gilt marbled endpapers edges gilt. Housed in publisher's similarly onlaid red morocco slipcase. Neatly worn at spine foot minor rubbing: a bright and near-fine copy in fine slipcase. Welsh 4577. Louis W. Bondy Miniature Books: Their History from the Beginnings to the Present Day 1981. unknown
2011réf. x-0914025708Starpath Publications 2011. Hardcover. New. 314 pages. 7.00x0.75x10.00 inches. Starpath Publications hardcover
réf. 253929BAJA ALMANAC PUBLISHERS. Trade Paperback. GOOD. NOEAN 0 9780965866347 C2009 OVERSIZED BRIGHT SOFTCOVER 22 DETAILED MAPS STAPLED BINDING LIGHT EDGE WEAR NOT WRITTEN IN OR ON APPROX 50 PAGES TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS - MAPAS TOPOGRAFICOS NOEAN BAJA ALMANAC PUBLISHERS paperback
1806réf. 68799Washington PA: Printed for the benefit of the family of the late John Colereck 1806. 17 cm. 24 pp. Not in American Imprints Drake AAS Lib Co. or OCLC. A tender copy stitches loose some old tidelines upper right corners rounded and worn down persistent browning wear to edge of last page but no text lost a few ink margin notes. A poem titled "On Woman" is included in the text. Printed for the benefit of the family of the late John Colereck unknown
1793réf. 68805Philadelphia: Printed and sold by Zachariah Poulson Junior no. 80 Chesnut-Street eight doors below Third-Street 1793. Stitched sheets. 18 cm. 44pp. illustration of the twelve signs of the zodiac on first leaf. "The astronomical calculations of this almanac by William Waring." Evans 26421. Drake 10360 ESTC W22813. Printed and sold by Zachariah Poulson, Junior, no. 80, Chesnut-Street, eight doors below Third-Street unknown
1823réf. 68797Lexington KY: Printed by James W. Palmer for self & W.G. Hunt 1823. 19 cm. 35pp. 1 ad for books for sale in Palmer's store illustrated. Heavy hand made plain paper covers chipped and worn bound with cord some cello tape reinforcement to spine; short closed tear to outer edge of title page; a bit of insect damage to outer margins of last two leaves slightly affecting a word or two. American Imprints 12503. Drake 1814. Printed by James W. Palmer, for self & W.G. Hunt unknown
1780réf. 12557London George Hawkins 1780. Origineel leren band in verschillende kleuren goud-op-snee boekblok 12°. H. 10 x L. 6 x W. 1 cm. Eerste katern in rood en zwart gedrukt aan het begin en eind meerdere blanco bladen. Op de titelpagina een eigenaarsstempel. Op de achterzijde van de band is op twee plaatsen een stukje leer weg Een mooi gebonden Engelse almanak uit 1760 met sloten en een metalen pen. Contemporary leather binding in several colours gilt-edged text block 12° H. 10 x L. 6 x W. 1 cm. First gathering calendar printed in red and black and interleaved duty stamp in red ink on the title blank leaves supplied at beginning and end. Attractive contemporary binding in a cassette with decorative border in gilt and several fine colours. Spine gilt. Goldsmith first published his almanac in 1663 and it ran in similar form until the early nineteenth century. London, George Hawkins hardcover
2001réf. 040673Willmann-Bell 2001. Hardcover. As New. Like new hardcover. Includes unopened disk. No writing or names inside. Willmann-Bell hardcover
1795réf. 58736Gottingen: Ioh. Chr. Dieterich 1795. 24mo 10.5cm. Printed green glazed paper boards manuscript paper labels to spine all edges gilt; coated endpapers and flyleaves; 582282pp; engraved title page and 29 engraved plates. Embosed ownership stamp of David B. Dickens to t.p.; library markings and call numbers to front endpapers. General moderate wear to boards spine and hinges cracking but internally clean: around Very Good. Pocket almanac in the original boards with numerous illustrations depicting contemporary styles and social scenes. With printed note to the bookbinder at rear. Ioh. Chr. Dieterich unknown
réf. 39184049-6Used - Very Good. Pages intact with possible writing/highlighting. Binding strong with minor wear. Dust jackets/supplements may not be included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good. unknown
réf. 274353Almanach de Gotha / John Kennedy 2003. Duodecimo red cloth boards gilt lettering and design to front & spine 1124pp nr. FINE sl. soiling to page edge minor & prev. owner's details in ink to fep. Almanach de Gotha / John Kennedy 2003 hardcover
1760réf. 11728London R. Hett Junior 1760. Origineel rood marokijn leren band goud-op-snee boekblok 12° H. 11 x L. 6 x W. 15 cm. Eerste katern in rood en zwart gedrukt aan het begin en eind meerdere blanco bladen. Op de titelpagina een eigenaarsstempel. Op de achterzijde van de band is op twee plaatsen een stukje leer weg Een mooi gebonden Engelse almanak uit 1760 met sloten en een metalen pen. Contemporary red morocco binding gilt-edged text block 12° H. 11 x L. 6 x W. 15 cm. First gathering calendar printed in red and black and interleaved duty stamp in red ink on the title blank leaves supplied at beginning and end. A piece of leather is missing in two places on the back cover. Attractive contemporary red morocco binding with decorative border in gilt metal catches and a metal linking pin. Spine gilt in compartments. Goldsmith first published his almanac in 1663 and it ran in similar form until the early nineteenth century. Most editions are uncommon of this 1760 issue no copy in WorldCat. London, R. Hett Junior hardcover
