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1922Best.-Nr. 139388Couverture rigide. Reliure demi-toile de 21 brochure, la plupart de 8 pages, aux marges inégales.
Best.-Nr. 053983Paris Guillaumin et Cie, sans date, vers 1900 0 in 4 (27x19,5) 1 volume reliure demi percaline rouge de l'époque, dos lisse, pièce de titre de cuir marron, XXXV et 388 pages. Jean de Blovch [ Jan Gotlib ], 1836-1902. Tome 6 et dernier seul: Le système du militarisme - Pour et contre la possibilité de résoudre les conflits entre états Européens - L'organisation d'un tribunal international - Conclusion. Bon exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
In-8, demi-maroquin violine à coins, titre doré, couverture imprimée conservée (rel. moderne), 151 p. (brunissures). Edition originale collective. L'édition la plus complète sous ce titre (une autre édition en 56 pp. avait été publiée la même année), qui contient, outre 'Politique industrielle - Organisation industrielle de l'armée' (sur l'organisation de la paix et sa nécessité pour 'fonder un équilibre européen'), 'Système de la Méditerranée' ('véritable manifeste de l'ère industrielle qui propose un réseau de chemins de fer à travers toute l'Europe aboutissant à la Méditerranée, complété par l'indication du percement de Suez' : Walch). Suivi de huit autres articles par M. Chevalier, S. Flachat, Ch. Duveyrier et H. Fournel, sur l'aménagement de Paris, la lutte contre l'épidémie de choléra, etc. (Walch, 'M. Chevalier', p. 493. Fournel, p. 85). Brunissures soutenues. Exemplaire très bien relié en demi-maroquin à coins.
Best.-Nr. 22506In-8, demi-maroquin violine à coins, titre doré, couverture imprimée conservée (rel. moderne), 151 p. (brunissures). Paris, Rue Monsigny, n° 6, juin 1832.
1970Best.-Nr. 95886Couverture souple. 32 brochures d'environ 48 pages. 16 x 24 cm. Papier bruni à certains numéros, quelques-uns défraîchis…
1918In - 4° oblungo. Pagine 74 Brossura con litografia originale in sanguigna. Copertina sciupata e con strappetti. Tracce d'uso ed alcune bruniture. Stato di conservazione nel complesso discreto. Rara opera di impronta pacifista con splendide ed impressionanti litografie, scritta ed illustrata dall'artista simbolista belga Charles Doudelet.
1920In-16 gr., tela editoriale, sovracoperta editoriale illustrata (picc. manc.), pp. XXXIII,390. Dalla prefazione: “Mizra Ahmad Sohrab served for more than eight years as one of the private secretaries and interpreters of Abdul Baha; he accompanied him on his journey throughout the West in 1912 and was with him during the World War. In this diary he has vividly portrayed certain aspects and events in the daily life and sorroundings of the ‘Master’ not found elsewhere.. The present book covers a period of three months - from July 1st to September 30th, 1913”. Ex libris e timbro di appartenenza al risguardo anteriore; firma d’appartenenza al frontespizio, ma complessivamente ben conservato.
1992Best.-Nr. 48107Couverture souple. Environ 200 revues de 8 à 16 pages, format 30 x 43 cm. Petits défauts.
1936Best.-Nr. 22611936 plaquette in-octavo (booklet in-octavo), première de couverture illustrée gris clair imprimée (front cover printed), tranches non rognées (edges no smooth), sans illustration (no illustration), 22 pages, 1936 à Paris Editions Soutes,
Best.-Nr. 632Librairie OLLENDORFF, Paris, 1920
3 brochures in-8, couvertures imprimées. Recueil de trois pièces officielles : les réactions du jeune mouvement national égyptien à la suite de la décision prise lors de la "Conférence de la paix" de confirmer le protectorat de la Grande-Bretagne sur l’Égypte et des premiers mouvements insurrectionnels qui s'en suivirent. Présenté à la Conférence de la paix, le premier rapport concerne les événements de mars 1919 : après l'arrestation et l'exil de trois dirigeants du Wafd (parti nationaliste égyptien), de graves troubles secouèrent l'Égypte causant un millier de morts égyptiens et trente du côté anglais. Les 3 planches de photos représentent des sévices infligés par les Anglais à des citoyens égyptiens.
Grand in-8, broché (couv. lég. tachée), iv, 793 p. Rare édition originale et unique de cet ouvrage, source fondamentale sur la Conférence de la Paix de La Haye (1907). "Analyse précise et minutieuse de toutes les délibérations comme de tous les actes de la Conférence en une méthodique exposition des faits" (Préface de Léon Bourgeois). Les deux conventions de La Haye ont jeté les règles fondatrices de droit coutumier sur le désarmement, la prévention des conflits et les "lois de la guerre". "L'éventail des normes adoptées à La Haye était si large qu'il n'a jamais pu être dépassé. Les conventions adoptées plus tard (Genève de 1949) n'ont fait qu'en affiner et préciser les principes ou les adapter aux changements intervenus dans la conduite et la technologie de la guerre". Bon état intérieur. Exemplaire non coupé. Un unique exemplaire de cet ouvrage dans les bibliothèques françaises, celui de la BnF. Rare.
Best.-Nr. 33233Grand in-8, broché (couv. lég. tachée), iv, 793 p. Paris, Pichon et Durand-Auzias, 1908.
Best.-Nr. 80612N.p. n.d. Hopedale: 1848. 16mo 15cm. Sewn self-wrappers; 12pp. A worn copy stain on first leaf bleeds with diminishing effect through entire text; marginal loss to final leaf not costing text; still complete and Good. Issued without imprint but likely printed at Adin Ballou's Hopedale Community where Wright was a resident but see note below. Date of composition is given as Jan. 24 1848 at close of text; this pamphlet was likely printed soon after that date as Wright's sequel titled The Employers of Dick Crowninshield was composed in March of the same year and makes reference to the current work in its foreword. In typical Wright fashion a contrarian point of view - here radical non-resistance - is stretched to its logical limits by unflattering analogy. Wright the idiosyncratic radical abolitionist feminist pacifist freethinker and proto-anarchist compares Zachary Taylor's actions at the Battle of Monterey to nothing more than murder for hire building his analogy around the notorious 1830 murder of a Salem ship's-captain Joseph White by a paid assassin the Dick Crowninshield of the title. After laying out the details of each man's purported deeds including a quite lurid account of the Battle of Monterey Wright follows with a long list of "The Differences" between them concluding in the end that there is no difference in kind: ".The assassin killed a man whom he knew to be innocent; the soldier did the same.The assassin killed the innocent at the instigation of his employers; so did the soldier.The assasin entered into a contract with his employers voluntarily; so did the soldier." etc. In the end the only noteworthy difference is that "Zachary's deeds are said by the priests and churches to be God-approved and Christ-like; the assassin's are denounced by them as evil and only evil." At least three separate editions of the pamphlet were issued with priority likely as follows: 1 a Hopedale imprint issued with a full title page dated 1848 in which the title subject's name is misspelled "Crowningshield;" 2 the current edition undated issued with drop-title the subject's name corrected to "Crowninshield"; no imprint clearly from a different setting of type from the first - but based on close comparison with digital sources likely from the same font of type as the first hence our suggestion of Hopedale as the likely place of printing for this edition; 3 a stated Second Edition undated published in Edinburgh probably the same year. All editions are uncommon; 4 locations noted in OCLC for this edition. No copies traced in commerce. unknown
Best.-Nr. 80612N.p. n.d. Hopedale: 1848. 16mo 15cm. Sewn self-wrappers; 12pp. A worn copy stain on first leaf bleeds with diminishing effect through entire text; marginal loss to final leaf not costing text; still complete and Good. Issued without imprint but likely printed at Adin Ballou's Hopedale Community where Wright was a resident but see note below. Date of composition is given as Jan. 24 1848 at close of text; this pamphlet was likely printed soon after that date as Wright's sequel titled The Employers of Dick Crowninshield was composed in March of the same year and makes reference to the current work in its foreword. In typical Wright fashion a contrarian point of view - here radical non-resistance - is stretched to its logical limits by unflattering analogy. Wright the idiosyncratic radical abolitionist feminist pacifist freethinker and proto-anarchist compares Zachary Taylor's actions at the Battle of Monterey to nothing more than murder for hire building his analogy around the notorious 1830 murder of a Salem ship's-captain Joseph White by a paid assassin the Dick Crowninshield of the title. After laying out the details of each man's purported deeds including a quite lurid account of the Battle of Monterey Wright follows with a long list of "The Differences" between them concluding in the end that there is no difference in kind: ".The assassin killed a man whom he knew to be innocent; the soldier did the same.The assassin killed the innocent at the instigation of his employers; so did the soldier.The assasin entered into a contract with his employers voluntarily; so did the soldier." etc. In the end the only noteworthy difference is that "Zachary's deeds are said by the priests and churches to be God-approved and Christ-like; the assassin's are denounced by them as evil and only evil." At least three separate editions of the pamphlet were issued with priority likely as follows: 1 a Hopedale imprint issued with a full title page dated 1848 in which the title subject's name is misspelled "Crowningshield;" 2 the current edition undated issued with drop-title the subject's name corrected to "Crowninshield"; no imprint clearly from a different setting of type from the first - but based on close comparison with digital sources likely from the same font of type as the first hence our suggestion of Hopedale as the likely place of printing for this edition; 3 a stated Second Edition undated published in Edinburgh probably the same year. All editions are uncommon; 4 locations noted in OCLC for this edition. No copies traced in commerce. unknown books
194040 pages. Features: Nice colour ad for International Trucks shows a truck about dump coal at a home; Wings of Hazard - Part 1 of 5 of a serial; Canada's Fighting Forces - Part 1 - In the Air - article with many photos of the R.C.A.F. at work; None but a Woman (fiction); The Case Against Pacifism, by Rev. C.E. Silcox, General Secretary of the Christian Social Council of Canada; Never Say "No" (fiction); Ambitious Hamilton, Ontario Makes the Grade - article with photos; The Pedlar (fiction); Buick ad; Hey Taxi! - a taxi driver's opinions on passengers, other drivers, tipping, and what have you; Hinds hand cream ad featuring "Honey"; Dressing up simple dishes - with recipes; nice colour ad for Pontiac cars; Coke ad on back cover shows aviator drinking a cold one. Above-average but not excessive wear. A worthy vintage copy. Magazine
Best.-Nr. 1724Edition de "La Voix des Femmes", Paris, 1919. In-12 broché. 45 pages. Une illustration de Diligent
1969Best.-Nr. 63304Washington DC: New Mobilization Committee 1969. First Edition. Original illustrated poster offset printed in red and black on white stock measuring 38cm x 59cm ca 15" x 23". Mild handling a few vertical creases smoothed out with a handful of small closed tears to the margins; unbacked; Very Good. Poster issued in advance of the New Mobe's November 1969 March on Washington with the illustration printed by permission of the artist. New Mobilization Committee unknown
1969Best.-Nr. 63304Washington DC: New Mobilization Committee 1969. First Edition. Original illustrated poster offset printed in red and black on white stock measuring 38cm x 59cm ca 15" x 23". Mild handling a few vertical creases smoothed out with a handful of small closed tears to the margins; unbacked; Very Good. Poster issued in advance of the New Mobe's November 1969 March on Washington with the illustration printed by permission of the artist. New Mobilization Committee unknown books
1980Best.-Nr. 18404San Diego: Bay Area Coalition to Oppose War Preparations 1980. Original screenprint in four colors; 35" x 22-1/2" ca 89cm x 57cm. Very minor surface rubbing else Fine Grade A. Superb mushroom-cloud graphic with a quotation from folk/rock musician Holly Near advertising a "Teach-In" at Laney College in Oakland. Designed and printed by the San Diego radical screenprinting collective Insurgent Squeegee. Bay Area Coalition to Oppose War Preparations unknown
1980Best.-Nr. 41765New York & Washington: Mobilization Against the Draft 1980. Offset lithographed poster in colors 60cm x 45.5cm ca 24" x 18". Slight edgewear with small closed tear and crease at upper right margin away from central image; Very Good. Striking graphic produced for the anti-conscription rally in Washington D.C. of March 22 1980 - a seminal punk-era event that attracted more than 30000 marchers many of them young men of high school age who had been mobilized by President Jimmy Carter's proposal to reinstate Selective Service for all U.S. males age 18 and older. The design striking in its graphic simplicity marks a clear shift away from the political graphics of the Sixties and Seventies towards a more postmodern industrial aesthetic that would become a hallmark of much 1980s graphic design. Scarce; not at CSPG; OCLC one copy only Museum of Modern Art. Mobilization Against the Draft unknown
1980Best.-Nr. 18404San Diego: Bay Area Coalition to Oppose War Preparations 1980. Original screenprint in four colors; 35" x 22-1/2" ca 89cm x 57cm. Very minor surface rubbing else Fine Grade A. Superb mushroom-cloud graphic with a quotation from folk/rock musician Holly Near advertising a "Teach-In" at Laney College in Oakland. Designed and printed by the San Diego radical screenprinting collective Insurgent Squeegee. Bay Area Coalition to Oppose War Preparations unknown books
1980Best.-Nr. 41765New York & Washington: Mobilization Against the Draft 1980. Offset lithographed poster in colors 60cm x 45.5cm ca 24" x 18". Slight edgewear with small closed tear and crease at upper right margin away from central image; Very Good. Striking graphic produced for the anti-conscription rally in Washington D.C. of March 22 1980 - a seminal punk-era event that attracted more than 30000 marchers many of them young men of high school age who had been mobilized by President Jimmy Carter's proposal to reinstate Selective Service for all U.S. males age 18 and older. The design striking in its graphic simplicity marks a clear shift away from the political graphics of the Sixties and Seventies towards a more postmodern industrial aesthetic that would become a hallmark of much 1980s graphic design. Scarce; not at CSPG; OCLC one copy only Museum of Modern Art. Mobilization Against the Draft unknown books
Reliure in-4°, 846 pages, tres nombreuses illustrations et dessins satiriques en couleurs pleine et double-pages, couvertures originales en couleurs conservees, reliure demi-toile à coins d'epoque, titre dore. Textes de (e.a.): APOLLINAIRE - COLETTE - CARCO - MARC ORLAN - TAILHADE Illustrations de (e.a.): BOFA - IRIBE - LEONNEC - LEANDRE - LE RALLIC - POULBOT - ROUBILLE - STEINLEN - WILLETTE Plats frottes, coiffes et coins us., interieur en fort bon etat. [BU-1 Plats frottes, coiffes et coins us., interieur en fort bon etat.
Best.-Nr. 244603Paris, Imprimerie Châtelain, varil 1919 - avril 1920 28 (sur 36) livraisons in-folio [première année] ou in-8 [seconde année], brochées sous couvertures illustrées.
