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réf. 234643S.l., s.d. in-8, 6 pp., en feuille, non coupé.
1754réf. 112142à Amsterdam, aux dépens de la Compagnie 1754 In-16 16,5 x 9 cm. Reliure de l’époque veau havane marbré, 326-380 pp. Exemplaire en bon état.
1790feuillets libres non rognés liés par un fil, papier azuré, (première p. très tachée, nb. rousseurs, qq. coins de feuillets pliés)
réf. 3647, Nevers, Imprimerie de la Veuve Lefebvre 1790, in-4, feuillets libres non rognés liés par un fil, papier azuré, (première p. très tachée, nb. rousseurs, qq. coins de feuillets pliés), 24 / 32 / 6 / 2p.
réf. 198033Aix, Imprimeries de Gibelin-David & Emeric-David, 1790 placard in-folio de 46 x 35 cm, texte sur deux colonnes, en feuille. Petites galeries de vers.
réf. 207036Paris, François Fournier, 1720 in-4, 7 pp., dérelié.
réf. 107579A Paris, chez Grégoire, libraire, rue du Coq-St-Honoré, n° 135, et chez Touvenin, libraire, quai des Augustins, n°44, An XI de la République (1803), 1 volume in-8 de 205x130x5 mm environ, 1f.blanc, iv-130 pages, 2ff.blancs, demi-basane vert foncé, titres dorés sur dos lisse. Cuir décoloré et frotté avec début de fente sur les mors, coins émoussés, mors interne fendu mais structure solide, manque de papier dans la marge d'une page, notes manuscrites anciennes sur la première garde, rares petites rousseurs et légers défauts de marge.
réf. 16131Broché - 17 x 25,5 - 287 pp - année 1961 - Imprimerie Nationale de Paris -
190916,5x10,5 cm; 91, (5) pp. Brossura editoriale con immagine di Cavour. "La Biblioteca per tutti n.21". Piccolo strappo (l.=1 cm) sulla copertina con minima perdita di carta nel margine esterno bianco. All'interno in buone condizioni. Discorso di Cavour sul progetto di abolizione del Foro Ecclesiatico. NON COMUNE.
réf. 158603 Gloucester Street London. 24 July 1812. 2pp. 12mo. Bifolium. In good condition lightly aged and worn. Addressed on reverse of second leaf with Stewart's seal in red wax to 'Mr. Knobel Wine Merchant South Audley Street'. He asks Knobel to 'send a person & a Hamper to pack up three dozen of wine & ale left at the Major General's for the Country as before'. He asks for the hamper to be sent 'so packed & sealed together with 3 dozen hamper of His Mr. Knobel's best Port ready for immediate drinking by the Hoy to Woodbridge in Suffolk as last winter'. He concludes by complaining that while the 'last Port sent was old & good' it had 'too much sediment for carriage or for immediate use'. For Stewart's time in Woodbridge see the 'Cumloden Papers' Edinburgh 1871 p.92. 3 Gloucester Street [London]. 24 July 1812. unknown
1851334 p. Early inked ownership of Mattie C. Gifford, Syracuse, NY. on title page. XLib stamp on title page and elsewhere. Bookplate of Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary on front paste down. Lacks first fly leaf. 12mo. 190mm. Original stamped publisher's cloth binding embossed in blind. Small loss at head and tail of spine and corners. Hardbound. Very good. ENGLAND BX 4
2026réf. LRB39015489Paris: Editions Recreasoft 2026 Language: English. Approximately 720 pages. English: Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1874. Text in English. This exhaustive catalogue compiles all parliamentary papers available for sale from the sessions of 1836 to 1872 including detailed pricing information and a comprehensive alphabetical index. Published in 1874 it serves as an indispensable reference for scholars and researchers studying British legislative history government publications and 19th-century parliamentary procedures. The volume provides systematic access to official documents that were distributed to members of Parliament and the public offering insights into the administrative and legislative activities of the period. Particularly valuable for historians of British governance this work remains a key resource for understanding the evolution of parliamentary documentation systems during the Victorian era. Book images are non-contractual. Editions Recreasoft. Softcover. New. Editions Recreasoft paperback
réf. 0484006193.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1790réf. 2889Imprimerie Royale, 1790 ; in-8, broché, imprimé en rouge.
réf. 13140Santos São Paulo state Brazil. The first part to his mother dated 29 and 30 May 1860; the second part to his father dated 30 May 1860. 14pp. 12mo. The first 11pp. are addressed to his mother and signed and the last 3pp. to his father and not signed possibly indicating that a continuation is lacking. In fair condition on aged paper with the last leaf worn and creased. He explains his situation at the beginning of the letter: 'First of all you may see from my address above that I am in Santos & secondly from the more cleanly appearance of the letter that I am not in the woods. - Would that I were back again for ever since I have been here I have been ill . On the 11th. of May we finished our Picado or in other words we worked our way well down on to the flat - the next day we came to Santos & have been here with one or two days exception ever since'. He gives 'a short account' of when 'the first sod' was 'turned': 'The affair took place just behind the convent of San Antonio - which is sold for a terminus Station to the Company - it was a good large open place & in every way favourable for such an occasion. . According to the general custom of Brazilians the whole lot of them came an hour too soon & found every thing in a state of confusion - for we had run our time up too near. - You may fancy our horror when we still in our working clothes heard the national band coming & shortly after behld it marching with the guard into the grounds - attended by all the swells. Well there was nothing for it but to make them all wait & pay no attention to them till the time was up so on we worked & on they looked thoroughly disgusted at our cool reception of them - so much for the first mistake At twelve o'clock everything was all right however & the president of the Province a wretchedly small insignificant being agaisnt whom I have a small account for examining me so boringly to see if I bore any forged notes about me when I landed in Rio di Janeiro turned the sod - the Bishop of the diocese or whatever they call it here spat on it & blessed it & put holy water on it much to our disgust as we believe all three of these thing bosh especially the first & third - although according to the ideas of Brazilians the ceremony is not complete without each one - well after this a few of the gift-of-the-gab-in-their-own-opinion Brazilians jawed away for about 3/4 of an hour - the English taking it very quietly sitting down under the tent till they had finished . We all stuck ourselves near the ladies platform to see the far-famed Brazilian ladies - oh! horrors in horrors what a sight when they did come ! ! for one minute we all stood aghast & then as if by magic all disappeared in the crowd & noe talked more of the gentle sex that day'. He proceeds to discuss 'The "Tent affair"' with a small drawing of a tent. The weather worsens and a gust of wind sends 'all the ladies immediately under & in the middle of the tent - well it came stronger & stronger & blew & tore up sheet & holdfasts in the ground - unknown to all ladies we then had about forty men holding for their lives on tow or three other sails. At last came a sneezer - a heavy crack above - & with a shriek & a yell the whole of our beautiful femal garrison hooked it head over heels on hands & knees out of the place jumping forms chairs &c & under the ropes securing the sails'. The women are persuaded to return when there was a gust of wind 'such as I never felt . & away went 240 feet of Canvas'. The description continues in the same light tone 'Champagne & beer are rather apt to make one keep repeating to one's friends - Did you say I was drunk Sir 'cause if you did Sir let me tell you I'm not sir - it's you Sir it's you Sir who are drunk'. 'Everything has been steady work since.' He describes how that day he was 'thrown or rather tumbled off a horse'. On 30 May he describes to his mother how he has 'had a dispute just now' with 'Mrs Rankine the wife of one of our Engineers here' 'about the wife of Charles Matthews - she would have it that the present Mrs. C. M. was the former Mme. Vestris - of course I denied & she in her obstinacy would bet me a pair of gloves'. He concludes with the news that he is 'going to another ball'. To his father he writes in more businesslike terms giving a 'short account of my progress here' with financial details. He reports that 'Bolland with whom I am on the Sierra had spoken highly of me' and that 'Not one day passes on which I do not speak all the four languages & plenty of them too. French Germ. Portug & English. You see German after all turned out a most valuable addition.' He sends his best wishes and asks for family news. The letter concludes 'It is an awfully sickly country & one is liable to all sorts of fatal diseases any minute - People in England sitting quietly at their jolly fires in a comfortable parlour cannot understand what it is to have as much illness round you & to know that you are quite liable to it at any moment.' Santos [São Paulo state, Brazil]. The first part, to his mother, dated 29 and 30 May 1860; the second part, to his father, date hardcover
197078 pages. Features: Fantastic cover photo of Steve McQueen; Color-photo ad for Newport cigarettes features bearded seaman at sea; Gillettee Platinum-Plus shaving blade ad; Mother of 5, Mrs. Richard Polansky of California, is featured in an Anacin ad; One-page color-photo ad for the Buick 1970 Opel Kadett (Deluxe Wagon - Red) includes elephant; Lark cigarette ad with color photo of smokers on ski hill chairlift; Viceroy cigarette color-photo ad features man and woman rehearsing at piano; The Politics of Exclusion; Photos of the "March Against Death" in Washington, DC; A visit with Sir Lawrence Olivier; Parliament cigarette ad features their recessed filter; The Trans-Sexuals - Male or Female?; Color-photo ad for the Toyota Corona - red hardtop; Joni Mitchell - two-page article with four nice photos; Budweiser beer centerfold ad is mostly red; France's First Lady, Madame Pompidou - article with color photos; Feature article on Steve McQueen with nine photos; Color fashion photos of 'fashions from a commune'; One-page weight-loss ad features Christine Stanley who lost 86 pounds before her husband came home on leave from Thailand; Nice back cover color-photo Winstons ad features couple on sand dune. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
réf. Z1-T-026-03237Stationery Office Books. Used - Good. Ships from UK in 48 hours or less usually same day. Your purchase helps support Sri Lankan Children's Charity 'The Rainbow Centre'. Ex-library so some stamps and wear but in good overall condition. 100% money back guarantee. We are a world class secondhand bookstore based in Hertfordshire United Kingdom and specialize in high quality textbooks across an enormous variety of subjects. We aim to provide a vast range of textbooks rare and collectible books at a great price. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions. We provide a 100% money back guarantee and are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest standards of service in the bookselling industry. Stationery Office Books unknown
réf. 2590717 January no year on paper watermarked ‘JOYNSON 1860’; on Berkeley Castle letterhead. See the two men’s entries in the Oxford DNB. For the context see the 1863 pamphlet ‘Clare versus the Queen’ in the slug to which John Clare 1820-1885 is described as ‘THE KING OF METAL SHIP BUILDERS’. 3pp 12mo. Bifolium. In fair condition lightly aged and worn with folds. Docketed ‘Fitzhardinge / Lord -’. Signed ‘Fitzhardinge’ sic. In a difficult hand. Begins: ‘My Dear Romaine / I have to appear as a Witness on behalf of the Admiralty in the case of “Clare’s Petition of Right to the Queen” in which I am suitor.’ He denies the claim that he has ‘infringed Patents’ with regard to ‘Gun Boats’ ‘and I do not even remember having ever seen the Man or any body on his behalf’. He asks Romaine to help him refresh his memory with regard to communications ‘in which my name appears either at White Hall or Somerset House’: ‘at present I am prepared to swear total ignorance of the Man and his Gun Boats’. He ends by giving an address to which Romaine should write if ‘any thing can be traced to me’. 17 January [no year, on paper watermarked ‘JOYNSON | 1860’]; on Berkeley Castle letterhead. unknown
1983réf. nu705The Yale Center for Parliamentary History Cartonné 1983 In-8 (18,6 x 26,2 cm), cartonné, 737 pages, texte en anglais ; quelques traces sur les plats, bon état général par ailleurs. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1983737 pages. Provisional Index. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. Binding intact. A sound copy. Book
1837réf. 103412London 1837. Softcover. fair. 200pp. Folio bound in original blue wrappers. Wrinkled from damp with a number of leaves stained from damp and mould. TPL 2072. 1837 paperback
1838réf. 103407London 1838. Softcover. very good. 162pp. Folio sewn as issued. very good TPL 2151. 1838 paperback
1838réf. 1034031838. Softcover. very good. 271pp. Folio sewn as issued. very good TPL 2153. 1838 paperback
réf. 0428608310.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
