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rif. 114951aaf1986, in-4to, env. 200 p. n. n., brochure originale.
rif. 114952aaf1987, in-4to, 130 p., brochure originale.
rif. 17392Le Prieuré des Bénédictins de Cluny - Le Chapitre noble des Chanoinesses-Comtesses et avec l' ARMORIAL DU CHAPITRE. Marseille. Laffitte Reprints. 1980. In-8 (24x16 cms). XVI-533 pages. Reliure éditeur skivertex marron.
1910rif. 0019821910 Société des Sciences et Arts du Beaujolais, 1910. Grand in-quarto (230 X 285) broché, couverture rempliée imprimée et décorée en deux couleurs ; XVI- 534 pages.
rif. 12337- Villefranche, Imprimerie et Lithographie P. Mercier, 1905 . - Grand In-8, broché, couverture souple vert d'eau titrée en noir ornée d'un monogramme, 54 pages-1f, 4 planches hors texte, bel exemplaire (petits défauts sans gravité sur les plats et belle fraîcheur de la pagination.
rif. 119618aaf1992, in-4to, 262 S., reich ill. mit farbigen Wappen der Ortsbürger im Gemeindhaus Schöftland, Original-Leinenband mit OU.
rif. 113290aafLe Lettere, 2006, gr. in-8vo, 190, + XVI planches, ill. n./b., brochure originale.
rif. 116981aaf1972, in-8vo, 451 p., ill. n./b., reliure en toile originale.
rif. 119317aafCalais, Typographie et Lithographie des Orphelins, 1914, in-8vo, 20 + 13 p., + articles de journeaux (Bibliographie calaisienne, le drapeau de Calais, les armoiries de Calais), brochure originale.
rif. 116225aafLes Cahiers Nobles, 1964, in-4to, env. 60 p. n. n. par vols., brochure originale.
rif. 113297aafCapitolo Cattedrale di Lodi, Grafica G.M., 2002, in-4to, 137 p., richement ill. couleurs, reliure en toile originale avec jaquette ill.
rif. 118278aafHeraldry Today, 1993, in-8vo + gr.-in 8°, fully illustrated orig. bound in 4 blue cloth vols / + 1 orig. Wrappers
rif. 112951aafStockholms, Kungl. Husgeradskammaren. 2001, in-8vo, 56 p., richement ill., brochure originale.
rif. 113048aafJan Raneke, 2001, in-8vo, Env. 1200 p., brochure originale.
rif. 116882aafBozen, Verlagsanstalt Athesia, 2005, in-8vo, 288 S., reich und farbige ill., Original-Pappband.
rif. 116138aafMarienbad, Kaffee Hag A.-G., o. J., ca. 1960, gr. in-8vo, ca 200 S. n. n., reich und farbige ill., feuilles volantes, jaquette.
rif. 112957aafLondon, The Art of Heraldy 1970, in-8vo, XX + 199 p. + env. 40 p. n. n., + env. 20 planches en n./b., brochure originale.
19498vo., First Edition, with frontispiece, 64 fine plates and several folding pedigrees; blue cloth, gilt back, a near fine copy in unclipped, mildly browned dustwrapper. With the armorial bookplate of Arthur Henry Edwards on front paste-paste and front free endpaper. SCARCE IN THIS CONDITION. Cordeaux & Merry 1323.
19498vo., First Edition, with frontispiece, 64 fine plates and several folding pedigrees; blue cloth, gilt back, a very good, bright, clean copy in dustwrapper. SCARCE IN THIS CONDITION. Cordeaux & Merry 1323.
1934pp. xxii, 330; 670 (2) + Frontis. Color floriated initials. Each page set within a light ruled frame. Small folio. Designed, printed, and bound (in quarter cream linen, brown paper sides with Chaucer's arms in color) by George W. Jones, at the Sign of the Dolphin; set in Linotype Granjon; on Malling Mills Special paper. Slipcase shows some soiling and wear. Number 1465 of an edition limited to only 1500 copies, signed by Jones. A handsomely produced edition, of these immortal bawdy and satirical tales. *PRICE JUST REDUCED! W37/44
rif. 39677New York: Grolier Club 1895. First edition 4to xvi 75 1pp. one of 353 copies on Holland paper frontis. 23 plates orig. cloth gilt uncut covers lightly stained final 3 leaves showing light waterstain to lower margin. New York: Grolier Club, 1895 hardcover
First edition, 4to, [xvi], 75, [1]pp., one of 353 copies on Holland paper, frontis., 23 plates, orig. cloth, gilt, uncut, covers lightly stained, final 3 leaves showing light waterstain to lower margin.
1825rif. ST17589Paris: L. Daubry 1825. First French Edition text in English. 170 x 103 mm. 6 3/4 x 4". Three volumes. REGAL CONTEMPORARY BEIGE MOROCCO GILT AND INLAID covers with gilt frame and inlaid cornerpieces of pink and burgundy morocco in floral designs ARMS OF WILLIAM DUKE OF BRUNSWICK at center inlaid in red and green morocco and lavishly gilt raised bands spine panels with graceful design of flowers and acanthus leaves gilt lettering gilt-ruled turn-ins all edges gilt. Front pastedowns with bookplate of Wilhelm Herzog zu Braunschweig printed in colors and embossed with gilt; title pages with ink stamp "Prinz von Braunschweig." ◆Spines darkened to tan head panels with traces of brown residue possibly from library labels boards faintly soiled at edges but A FINE SET with no signs of use inside or out. This is an exceptionally fine copy with distinguished provenance of the first Paris printing of a nautical adventure by a great American writer who enjoyed unusual popularity in France. Set during the American Revolution and first printed in 1823 "The Pilot" has for its protagonist a real-life American naval hero John Paul Jones. Cooper 1789-1851 had himself worked as a commercial seaman and served in the U.S. Navy and his firsthand knowledge of both the technical aspects of seamanship and the day-to-day realities of life at sea lend a ring of authenticity to his sea novels of which this was the first. According to Encyclopedia Americana "Cooper may be said in 'The Pilot' to have created a new literary type the tale of adventure on the sea . . . . Smollett had already discovered the racy humors of seamen but he had seen little else in their calling; it remained for Cooper to capture for fiction the mystery and beauty the shock and thrill of the sea which in his pages has much of the proud pomp of Byron's ocean." Cooper spent the years 1826-28 in Paris where his literary reputation gained him access to the best salons and where he became a close friend of the marquis de Lafayette. Given the ornate decoration and the quality of materials and execution this binding was very likely done by a Parisian workshop as a commission for Duke William of Brunswick-Lüneburg 1806-84 the last member of his family to rule the duchy of Brunswick. Although he was the ruler of the Duchy of Brunswick for more than 50 years he preferred to spend his time enjoying the life of an aristocrat and left most of the official business to his ministers. He also failed to produce a legitimate heir though he had a number of illegitimate children and ended the House of Brunswick's rule over the duchy. L. Daubry unknown
1825rif. ST17589Paris: L. Daubry 1825. First French Edition text in English. 170 x 103 mm. 6 3/4 x 4". Three volumes. REGAL CONTEMPORARY BEIGE MOROCCO GILT AND INLAID covers with gilt frame and inlaid cornerpieces of pink and burgundy morocco in floral designs ARMS OF WILLIAM DUKE OF BRUNSWICK at center inlaid in red and green morocco and lavishly gilt raised bands spine panels with graceful design of flowers and acanthus leaves gilt lettering gilt-ruled turn-ins all edges gilt. Front pastedowns with bookplate of Wilhelm Herzog zu Braunschweig printed in colors and embossed with gilt; title pages with ink stamp "Prinz von Braunschweig." ◆Spines darkened to tan head panels with traces of brown residue possibly from library labels boards faintly soiled at edges but A FINE SET with no signs of use inside or out. This is an exceptionally fine copy with distinguished provenance of the first Paris printing of a nautical adventure by a great American writer who enjoyed unusual popularity in France. Set during the American Revolution and first printed in 1823 "The Pilot" has for its protagonist a real-life American naval hero John Paul Jones. Cooper 1789-1851 had himself worked as a commercial seaman and served in the U.S. Navy and his firsthand knowledge of both the technical aspects of seamanship and the day-to-day realities of life at sea lend a ring of authenticity to his sea novels of which this was the first. According to Encyclopedia Americana "Cooper may be said in 'The Pilot' to have created a new literary type the tale of adventure on the sea . . . . Smollett had already discovered the racy humors of seamen but he had seen little else in their calling; it remained for Cooper to capture for fiction the mystery and beauty the shock and thrill of the sea which in his pages has much of the proud pomp of Byron's ocean." Cooper spent the years 1826-28 in Paris where his literary reputation gained him access to the best salons and where he became a close friend of the marquis de Lafayette. Given the ornate decoration and the quality of materials and execution this binding was very likely done by a Parisian workshop as a commission for Duke William of Brunswick-Lüneburg 1806-84 the last member of his family to rule the duchy of Brunswick. Although he was the ruler of the Duchy of Brunswick for more than 50 years he preferred to spend his time enjoying the life of an aristocrat and left most of the official business to his ministers. He also failed to produce a legitimate heir though he had a number of illegitimate children and ended the House of Brunswick's rule over the duchy. L. Daubry unknown books
rif. 116719aafBozen, Athesia, 2009, in-8vo, 170 S., reich und farbige ill., Original-Pappband.
