REY E.-G. - DU CANGE Charles Du FresneLivre Rare Book
733 risultati
rif. 196187Imprimerie Impériale Paris 1869 Fort in-4 ( 265 X 210 mm ) de IV-998 pages, pleine toile grise à la bradel, dos lisse janséniste avec pièce de titre de basane acajou ( Reliure moderne ). Collection Documents Inédits sur l'Histoire de France. Première édition du manuscrit laissé par DU CANGE Celui-ci donne dans cet ouvrage l'histoire des familles françaises des colonies chrétiennes de Terre Sainte E.-G. REY tout en suivant le manuscrit de DU CANGE le corrige et complète ( ordre du Temple, ordre Teutonique, rois d'Arménie, rois de Jérusalem et de Chypre, grands officiers d'Arménie, d'Antioche et de Tripoli, Syrie Sainte ). Rousseurs, bon exemplaire. Saffroy ( II, 30497 ): "Ouvrage rare".
1957rif. 607017Copié et dessiné en 1957 par le vicomte Fernand de Jonghe d'Ardoye, d'après un manuscrit in-folio appartenant au Baron de Callataÿ. 1957 Petit in-folio, reliure moderne demi-papier parcheminé à coins, dos lisse, pièce de titre de cuir noir, blason doré couronné en queue (vicomte de Jonghe d'Ardoye) ; 284 pp. (les 60 premières réglées), illustré de 7 grandes armoiries à pleine page et 381 blasons dessinés et peints à la main.
rif. 123555aafLe Léopard D’Or, 1983, in-4to, 172 p., richement ill. n./b., brochure originale.
rif. 116803aafLe Léopard d’or, 1995, gr. in-8vo, 146 p., + 3 planches, ill. d’armoiries dessinées et gravées par Henry-André, envoi signé par l’auteur, brochure originale.
1908rif. 11854- Lyon, P. Grange, Imprimeur-éditeur - Fort In Octavo, broché, couverture remplié sur les trois colté en vergé fort, titrage en noir armorié d'un écusson au centre, tranche de titre de même facture, XXIX-578 pages - illustrées de 47 blasons légendés en tête d'étude, cachets et autographes en noir , arbres généalogiques, bel exemplaire sous tous rapports, frottements ordinaires sur les plats et pagination absolument impeccable.
rif. 607844Doussard, Ed. du Gui, 2002. Gd. in-4, rel. éd. pleine-toile bleue, titre doré au dos sous étui ill. en coul., 499 pp., très nb. reprod. en coul. de tableaux, 30 pl. en coul. de blasons, index armorum et héraldique in fine. Edition originale tirée à 1500 ex numérotés : 200 ex. version pleine peau, 1300 ex. version pleine toile (N° 1229).
rif. 116877aafParis, Imprimerie et Librairie Universelle, 1882, gr. in-8vo, XVIII + 284 p., frontispice en couleur, + env. 30 planches n./b. et couleurs, brochure originale.
rif. 116210aafParis, Société Héraldique de France, 1913, in-4to, 22 p., + 1 planche couleurs, richement ill. n./b., brochure originale.
rif. 116752aafParis, Victor Lemasle, 1901, in-8vo, 43 p., ill. n./b., brochure originale.
rif. 116822aafLausanne, Presses Centrales S. A., 1970, in-8vo, 78 p., richement ill. n./b., quelques armoiries en couleurs, brochure originale.
rif. 137269aafLausanne, Presses Centrales S. A., 1970, in-8vo, 78 p., richement ill. n./b. exemplaire avec les armoiries impr. en couleurs brochure originale.
rif. 18252Macon, imp. Protat, 1895, 1 broché, titre doré dans un riche encadrement, orné de décors floraux. in-4, figure héraldique, justificaton de tirage, faux-titre dans un encadrement de blasons, planche photo en frontispice (portrait en pied de l'auteur), titre aux armes, dédicace au docteur Hospital avec son portrait photo contrecollé, dessin de style médiéval représentant une scène de chasse, 164 pages, 2 pages in-finé ornées d'une figure héraldique et d'un chérubin + 21 planches photos (celle du frontispice numéroté "I"), lettrines, illustrations (blasons, personnages), exemplaire sur papier vergé à la forme, cet ouvrage n'a pas été mis dans le commerce ;
rif. 65283aafYORK., Garbaty / Berlin-Pankow, Garbaty Cigarettenfabrik (Hrsg.), 1933, gr. in-4to, (33,5x25cm), farbiges Titelblatt + übersichtsplan (Karte) + 31 S. mit 306 eingeklebte Sammelbilder (farbig), + 31 S. Beschreibungen so komplett, Original-Broschüre, schöne Wappenmarken. In gutem Zustand.
rif. 116737aaf1904, gr. in-8vo, 1 dépl. en frontispice + 48 p. avec14 planches, brochure originale.
1977rif. 73879éditions Contrepoint 1977 In-4. Reliure éditeur pleine toile rouge, jaquette rhodoïd, pièce de titre bordeaux, premier plat frappé d’un fer doré, XXXIII-299 pp., 5 planches repliées, 254 planches, tables des noms propres. Plat sup. lég. taché.
rif. 114959aafMériel, GASO, 1996, in-4to, env. 100 p. n. n., richement ill. d’armoriaux couleurs, brochure originale.
rif. 116778aafEditions du Léopard d’or, 2004. in-8vo, 84 p., brochure originale.
rif. 113021aafEditions du Leopard d’or, 2004, in-8vo, 373 p., ill. d’armoriaux en n./b., Dédicace sur 3 lignes d’Emmanuel de Boos,
rif. 115133aafRantigny, Bauvaisis & Valois, 1941, in-8vo, 220 p., richement ill. d’armoriaux en n./b., brochure originale, dos déchiré et partiellement décollé de la charnière.
rif. 115134aafNancy, Palais Ducal, 1949, in-8vo, 76 p., ill. de 41 illustrations dont 7 en couleurs, brochure originale.
rif. 116913aafParis, Alcide Picard & Fils, s.d., vers 1920, in-8vo, 290 p., richement ill. d’armoiries n./b., brochure originale.
rif. 117111aafBruxelles, Bibliothèque Royale Albert Ier, 1985, gr. in-8vo, 87 p., + 81 planches n./b., brochure originale.
rif. 116786aafLe Léopard d’or, 1989, in-4to, 154 p., + 9 planches n./b., brochure originale.
1640rif. ST19814Lugd. Batavorum Leyden: Ex officina Elzeviriana 1640. Third Elzevier Edition. 130 x 72 mm. 5 1/8 x 2 7/8". 4 p.l. 536 30 47 pp. Excellent late 18th century dark blue straight-grain morocco in the style of Roger Payne gilt covers with floral vine cornerpieces gilt supralibros of George Spencer-Churchill 5th Duke of Marlborough Stamp 3 featuring the head and wings of a griffin emerging from a ducal coronet surmounted by the coronet of a marquess raised bands spine panels with gilt fleuron centerpiece gilt lettering gilt-ruled turn-ins all edges gilt. Title page with engraved frame featuring the Four Evangelists and their symbols. Rahir 500; Willems 505. For the binding: Smith and Benger p. 46; "British Armorial Bindings" https://armorial.library.utoronto.ca/node/31988. ◆Spine evenly faded and gilt consequently a little dulled a touch of rubbing to extremities tail margin of text with half-inch wide light dampstain extending an inch up on the fore-edge margin of the last couple quires a hint of foxing and browning other trivial imperfections but still a pleasing copy without serious defects internally and in a scarcely worn binding with lustrous covers. This Elzevier printing of the first lexicon of New Testament Greek comes in an elegant binding and with illustrious provenance. First printed in 1619 the "Manuale" is the work of German philologist Georg Pasor 1570-1637 and was the authority on New Testament Greek throughout the 17th century. Printed by Bonaventure and Abraham Elzevier our volume is bound in the style of the venerable English artisan Roger Payne using the straight-grain morocco process developed by Payne with delicately tooled gilt panels framing the cover. The supralibros of a man whose love of books brought him to ruin was added at the center both boards sometime before 1817. The coronet above the griffin indicates that George Spencer-Churchill 1766-1840 was at that time the Marquess of Blandford before his father's death in 1817 made him the 5th Duke of Marlborough. According to DNB "He spent great sums on his gardens and his library at White Knights near Reading." His extravagance eventually ruined him financially and most of his collection had to be auctioned during his lifetime. According to the University of Toronto's "British Armorial Bindings" this volume was Lot 3017 in the sale of the "Distinguished and Celebrated" White Knights Library conducted by R. H. Evans of London in June of 1819; it sold for eight shillings. Our book was later sold at Sotheby's on 13 June 1934 lot 725; the catalogue for that sale described the binding as "in the style of Roger Payne." We find ourselves inclined to believe even more heartily in this association. Ex officina Elzeviriana unknown
1640rif. ST19814Lugd. Batavorum Leyden: Ex officina Elzeviriana 1640. Third Elzevier Edition. 130 x 72 mm. 5 1/8 x 2 7/8". 4 p.l. 536 30 47 pp. Excellent late 18th century dark blue straight-grain morocco in the style of Roger Payne gilt covers with floral vine cornerpieces gilt supralibros of George Spencer-Churchill 5th Duke of Marlborough Stamp 3 featuring the head and wings of a griffin emerging from a ducal coronet surmounted by the coronet of a marquess raised bands spine panels with gilt fleuron centerpiece gilt lettering gilt-ruled turn-ins all edges gilt. Title page with engraved frame featuring the Four Evangelists and their symbols. Rahir 500; Willems 505. For the binding: Smith and Benger p. 46; "British Armorial Bindings" https://armorial.library.utoronto.ca/node/31988. ◆Spine evenly faded and gilt consequently a little dulled a touch of rubbing to extremities tail margin of text with half-inch wide light dampstain extending an inch up on the fore-edge margin of the last couple quires a hint of foxing and browning other trivial imperfections but still a pleasing copy without serious defects internally and in a scarcely worn binding with lustrous covers. This Elzevier printing of the first lexicon of New Testament Greek comes in an elegant binding and with illustrious provenance. First printed in 1619 the "Manuale" is the work of German philologist Georg Pasor 1570-1637 and was the authority on New Testament Greek throughout the 17th century. Printed by Bonaventure and Abraham Elzevier our volume is bound in the style of the venerable English artisan Roger Payne using the straight-grain morocco process developed by Payne with delicately tooled gilt panels framing the cover. The supralibros of a man whose love of books brought him to ruin was added at the center both boards sometime before 1817. The coronet above the griffin indicates that George Spencer-Churchill 1766-1840 was at that time the Marquess of Blandford before his father's death in 1817 made him the 5th Duke of Marlborough. According to DNB "He spent great sums on his gardens and his library at White Knights near Reading." His extravagance eventually ruined him financially and most of his collection had to be auctioned during his lifetime. According to the University of Toronto's "British Armorial Bindings" this volume was Lot 3017 in the sale of the "Distinguished and Celebrated" White Knights Library conducted by R. H. Evans of London in June of 1819; it sold for eight shillings. Our book was later sold at Sotheby's on 13 June 1934 lot 725; the catalogue for that sale described the binding as "in the style of Roger Payne." We find ourselves inclined to believe even more heartily in this association. Ex officina Elzeviriana unknown books
