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1681rif. 13660Cologne, Pierre Marteau (= pseudonyme), 1681. (2), 162 pages. 12°, basane, dos à cinque nerfs orné, doré en 6 encadrements.
1855rif. 2007270619xbvkFlorence, Hieronymus Conti, 1854/1855. (4) 425 / 480 pages. - Publisher's gilt-decorated half-Vellum binding with marbled boards, small vellum corners and goldstamped titles on red and green leather spinelabels; small-4to.(ca. 26 x 19 x 5 cm; ca. 1,4 kg.).
1964rif. 3083777Pachalam, Ernakulam, Kerala: Vincentian Publishing Bureau 1964. XV, 256 Seiten. Gr. 8° (22,5-25 cm). Orig.-Broschur. [Softcover / Paperback].
1971rif. 3126143o.O.: o.V. 1971. 201 Seiten. Gr. 8° (22,5-25 cm). Orig.-Broschur. [Softcover / Paperback].
rif. 3007565Washington, General Conference of Seventh-day-Adventists. 4° (27,5 x 21,5 cm), Orig.-Halbleineneinbände.
1968rif. 3089028Lille: Douriez-Bataille 1968-71. XLIII, 816, (3); 334 Seiten. 4° (25-35 cm). Orig.-Leinenbände. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
1866rif. 2001289Paris, Librairie de Louis Vivès 1866. IX, 360, 430 und 406 Seiten, 8°, goldgeprägter Orig.-Halbleineneinband. [2 Warenabbildungen]
1861rif. BD2-284Wien, Wallishausser, 1861. original Broschur, 8?, 51 S.; Zustand. Gut a good copy
1935rif. 2004648città del vaticano 1935. 266 Seiten, 4° (25 x 19 cm)
1784rif. KULT0729Mchn., Janus-Vlg. 1913. Nachdruck der Ausgabe Frankfurt u. Leipzig 1784. gr.-8°, 287(1) S., mit1 Titelvign., 3 Taf. u. 3 Vign., ill. OKart., stärker abgegriffen, randrissig, staubdunkel, im Buchblock angebrochen, Fadenheftung beschäd., etliche Randknicke an den Seiten. (= Satirische Bibliothek. Quellen und Urkunden zur Geschichte der deutschen Satire. Hrsg. v. Otto Maußer. 2. Bd.).
1960rif. 302426Cologne: Verlag M. DuMont 1960. Numerous black and white photographic illustrations. Small folio. Original printed boards. Numerous black and white photographic illustrations. Small folio. Verlag M. DuMont unknown books
1807rif. BK0083Stamford Connecticut 1807. Autograph letter signed 2 pp. with integral address leaf from Roger Minott Sherman to the Rev. Edward Dorr Griffin of Newark. 6 x 8 inches. Addressed in manuscript to Griffin at Newark; later pencil identification to address panel. Old folds some staining and handling wear small losses at folds and margins otherwise good. A letter from Roger Minott Sherman introducing the Rev. Horace Holley and his wife Mary Austin Holley to Rev. Edward Dorr Griffin during the couple's journey to Philadelphia. Sherman writes that "The Rev'd Mr Holley of Greenfield in company with his Lady is on a Tour to Philadelphia" and explains that because they will pass through Newark "I embrace the opportunity to introduce them to your acquaintance & attention." He recommends Holley warmly as "a gentleman whose piety & talents render him the object of our very high esteem in this vicinity" before discussing the recent settlement of the Rev. Roswell R. Swan at Norwalk and sending his respects to Griffin and his wife. The "Lady" accompanying Holley was Mary Phelps Austin Holley 1784-1846 whom he had married two years earlier. A cousin of Stephen F. Austin Holley would become an important early writer on Anglo-American Texas. She first visited Texas in 1831 and published Texas: Observations Historical Geographical and Descriptive in 1833 followed by Texas in 1836. Her writings correspondence and advocacy helped circulate information about Texas among prospective American emigrants during the period of colonization and revolution. Roger Minott Sherman 1773-1844 a nephew of Roger Sherman was a prominent Connecticut attorney and Federalist who later served as a delegate to the Hartford Convention and as a judge of the Connecticut Supreme Court. Edward Dorr Griffin 1770-1837 then minister of Newark's First Presbyterian Church subsequently became the first minister of Boston's Park Street Church a professor at Andover Theological Seminary and president of Williams College. Horace Holley 1781-1827 later served as president of Transylvania University in Kentucky. An early document connecting Mary Austin Holley with the northeastern clerical and intellectual circle in which she and her husband moved more than two decades before her first journey to Texas. . unknown books
1850rif. 01111298n.d. c1850. A 30 page hand colored engraving concertina book. Some with gold enhancement. Each captioned without additional text. Blind stamp cover with original slip case. An attractive little series of illustrations including Sommo Pont ce Nella Notte del S.Natale. S.Padre in Sedia GestatoriaCardinale in Cappa StesaCantore PontificioGuardia Nobileand Capitano Svizzeroamong others. 3 3/8 x 4 ¾. Measures 89 long when open flat. Cover and slipcase wear Lacking title page. unknown books
1854rif. 40865New Haven: Northrop 1854. Each Number stitched in original printed wrappers minor wear; November 1853 lacking rear wrapper. Scattered foxing. Each volume continuously paginated. 668; 648; 675 1 7 pp. Very Good. The New Englander was a quarterly which issued in February May August and November. It "was established in 1843 by a group of New Haven ministers and educators to uphold what they found best in the New England tradition. . .It deserves a place among the more general reviews as well as among those actuated by religious motives and ideals" Mott. I Mott 371. Lomazow 445. Northrop unknown books
1860rif. List3801New York: E. Anthony 1860. From a photographic negative by Brady's National Portrait Gallery. Carte de visite measuring approximately 2 ½ x 4 inches. Albumen portrait of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher seated beside a small table with printed caption below image reading "Rev'd Henry Ward Beecher." Verso imprint: "Published by E. Anthony 501 Broadway New York from photographic negative from Brady's National Portrait Gallery. Light wear and toning; very good. A Civil War-era carte de visite portrait of Henry Ward Beecher the Brooklyn minister abolitionist and one of the most famous American clergymen of the nineteenth century. Beecher was pastor of Plymouth Church in Brooklyn and a prominent antislavery speaker before and during the Civil War. His public reputation made him a natural subject for Brady and Anthony's commercial portrait trade which circulated images of political military literary and religious figures in CDV format. Beecher's wartime significance was tied especially to abolition and Union propaganda. He helped raise money for antislavery causes supported the Union war effort and in 1863 traveled to Britain to speak in favor of the Union cause at a moment when British public opinion and elite sympathy remained contested. E. Anthony unknown books
1763rif. 1255820Edinburg: Balfour 1763. First Edition Thus. Set of two 10mos rebound in dark burgundy leather; VG; 6-band embossed spine with gold letters; minimal soiling; boards slightly frayed around edges; strong binding; offset from frontispiece illustration on title page; paper clean; text clean in tight print; in Italian; pp. 331 and 372; contains two illustrations in each volume. 1255820. Special Collections - Downstairs. Balfour unknown books
1524rif. 4376Lyon: Claude Nourry 1524. Small 8vo 131 x 93 mm. 16 leaves. Collation: A-B8 A1r title A1v blank A2r text B8r explicit Explicit iste liber gemmis qui charior extat B8v blank. Title in two lines Cura clericalis in very large type / Lege relege in the larger of the two text types title woodcut of a scribe at his pulpit 54 x 70 mm. break in left border; the cut worn or poorly printed. Rounded French gothic types in two sizes. Text type G76 27 lines and headline. One 5-line white on black floral initial. Printing flaw on B4v obscuring a couple of letters; traces of adhesion on same page opening else in fine condition. 19th-century dark blue morocco by Cuzin sides and spine blind-paneled with gilt fleurons spine lettered in gilt turn-ins gilt gilt edges ribbon marker. Provenance: Fernand Gaulthier armorial bookplate. A rare Lyonese edition of a popular pocket guidebook for priests. A succinct survey of every aspect of the priesthood the text opens with the meaning of sacerdos priest a definition of the job: the care and salvation of human souls and the requirements for fulfilling this office: basic literacy and the ability to express oneself correctly. From abstract concepts to practical applications the fundamental tenets of the Christian Church are methodically reviewed: the articles of faith seven deadly sins cardinal and theological virtues three keys of the church three parts of penitence etc. as are the different kinds of sacraments the materials used for them and their meanings and the various clerical offices. The telegraphically short entries with abundant use in this small format edition of abbreviations permitted the inclusion of a vast amount of indispensable knowledge for the practicing priest. The last third of the text is devoted to an equally condensed introduction to the Computus with headline Abbreviatio compoti the all-important calculation of time based on the yearly date of Easter; it includes mnemonic verses and syllables. “The Cura clericalis reflecting the received wisdom on the subject defined four rules for the priest. He was to be a celebrant of Masses and so needed to understand the basic texts and to be able to pronounce the Latin grammatically and clearly. He must be a minister of the other sacraments and so needed to know what and how many they were to grasp the essential matter of the sacrament and be able to distinguish it from the peripheral features and to know the proper mode of administration. He was to be a confessor and so must above all be able to distinguish venial from deadly sin . Finally he was to be a ‘plebis doctor’ the teacher of his people able to instruct them in the articles of faith and the other precepts of God” E. Duffy The Stripping of the Altars: Traditional Religion in England 1400–1580 New Haven 2005 p. 57. Dozens of editions are recorded most surviving in one or two copies and some with no currently known locations. ISTC records nine incunable editions printed from ca. 1492-4 to 1500 all but one undated of which 8 from Germany and one printed in Paris. In the next century the earliest editions appeared in the northern Rhine and France and later in England and Italy. Pettegree and Walsby list 30 editions printed in France from ca. 1511 to 1580 French Books III & IV: Books Published in France Before 1601 in Latin and Languages Other Than French 2011 637490-63778. The anonymous printer of this edition of which one other copy is known Besançon Municipal Library was Claude Nourry as recently identified by Dr. Helwi Blom whom we thank for her kind assistance. Much of Nourry’s output was published without his name and he printed many editions without the place or date of printing. He issued another edition with full colophon in 1524 Baudrier 12 129; Gültlingen 1 86: 113; USTC 130305 but no present locations for that edition are known. The title woodblock was used in other Nourry editions including his 1523 Beroaldo Carmen lugubre de dominicae Passionis die USTC 130303 and the initial C on A2r appeared in editions from 1520. Not in Baudrier Gültlingen or USTC. Helwi Blom “Le Profil du Prince: Tendances et évolutions dans la production imprimée de Claude Nourry d’après un nouveau recensement bibliographique” in H. Blom M. Clément F. Montorsi editors Du Calendrier des bergers au Pantagruel Geneva: Droz 2024 p. 53 no. 27. Claude Nourry unknown books
1883rif. 12658Newark: Starbuck & Dunham Book and Job Printers 1883. 24pp. Octavo. Original printed wrappers. Moderate wear and soiling some tape residue along spine of upper wrapper spine chipped. Ex-General Theological Library with small ink stamp in upper margin on verso of title page. Overall still very good. Following swiftly on the heels of the Suwanee Convention of Southern Bishops in late July 1883 a large gathering of clergy and laymen met in New York City to organize the work of the Afro-American clergy of the Protestant Episcopal Church. It was a historic moment and "of the forty-two Colored Clergy of the United States only four had responded to the call in the negative and three others had failed to respond." A Committee was formed chaired by Alexander Crummell to draft a statement to the Church in America. Here the Committee calls attention "to the moral disasters which have come to our race through slavery – how family life parental authority and marriage integrity have been broken down by servitude" and issues a call for "an extraordinary effort for the erection of Churches throughout the South" especially in the large urban centers. In addition to the proceedings the work includes a "Sermon on Church Work by the Colored People" by Rev. Thomas A. Starkey the Bishop of Northern New Jersey a brief Finance Committee Report and concludes with the "Regulations of the Women's Auxiliary of the Convocation of the Colored Clergy." The latter is comprised of five articles and an addendum plus a listing of twenty women belonging to the New York and Newark branches of the organization. A scarce work with just over a dozen institutional copies. Not in Blockson. Library Company Afro-Americana 8507A. Starbuck & Dunham, Book and Job Printers unknown books
2002rif. 36677Collegeville:: Liturgical Press. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2002. Hardcover. 081462779X . First printing. Fine in a fine dust jacket. . Liturgical Press, hardcover books
2001rif. 31086NY: Marlowe & Company. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2001. Hardcover. 1569245789 . Foreword by Ron Hansen. Black and white photographs throughout. First printing. Fine in a fine dust jacket. . Marlowe & Company hardcover books
2026rif. x-1646428102Univ of Chicago behalf of UP Colorado 2026. Hardcover. New. 164 pages. 5.51x0.35x8.27 inches. Univ of Chicago behalf of UP Colorado hardcover
rif. 105230Truslove and Hanson London. 1895. Truslove and Hanson London. 1895. First edition. Hardback NO DW. Large 8vo. Many illustrations and with black and white frontis. Ex library with sticker to front end paper and stamps to title page verso of frontis and a few within the book. Green cloth boards are dirty and rubbed. Gilt type to spine is worn. Page edges browned with some foxing. hardcover
2016rif. 1-3639529685Éditions universitaires européennes 2016. Paperback. New. 112 pages. French language. 8.66x5.91x0.26 inches. Éditions universitaires européennes paperback
rif. DADAX1437327052New unknown
1956rif. C73864Paris: Ciel De Paris 1956. First Paperback Edition. Paperback . Very Good. First Paperback Edition. 8vo. pp . Paperback. Original publisher's cream covers lettered black on the front cover. Text in French. The book was banned for the first time on November 27 1958. Reference: Dutel Bibliography of erotic works secretly published in French between 1920 and 1970 Dutel indicates a cream paper cover like this. Clandestine pornographic novel published in the mid-1950s whose action is located in occupied Paris. The Belgian Viscountess Monique Van P. uses her charms to seduce the Germans and make some profit including sexual ones. This little novel is one of the few clandestine texts having for setting the Second World War. We meet there collaborators resistance fighters the black market and Gestapo. Tres rare. No limited edition but presumably scarce because banned condamne. Erotic novel set during the German ocuupation of Paris. Slight shelf-wear with yapped edges slightly creased otherwise very good indeed. Excellent condition. Ciel De Paris, paperback
