Moine

Le negoce d'Amsterdam ou traité de sa banque de ses changes des Compagnies Orientales & Occidentales des marchandises qu'on tire de cette ville & qu'on y porte de toutes les parties de monde des poids des mesures des aunages & du tarif. . Augmenté dun Traité des arbitrages .Including: MONDOTEGUY Jacques. Traité des arbitrages qui se sont par change sur les principales villes de l'Europe ou la ville d'Amsterdam à change ouvert. Avec un traité des changes curieux & tres-utile pour tous les négocians.

réf. 20871Amsterdam: Pierre Brunel 1710. 18th-century half vellum sewn on 3 vellum tapes marbled endpapers Dutch pattern in red blue yellow and white swirled manuscript title at head of spine edges sprinkled red & blue. 4to. With 2 title pages the general one in red and black each with Brunels woodcut PB cypher monogram 2 woodcut decorated initials and decorations built up from typographic ornaments. 2 parts in 1 volume. Rare second and greatly expanded French edition of an important treatise on the trade and commerce of the city of Amsterdam by the art dealer Jacques Le Moine de l'Espine d. 1696 first published in both Dutch and French in 1694. It gives detailed information on the Amsterdam banking and exchange systems and on the structure and trade of the VOC and WIC Dutch East and West India Companies and gives accounts of the whaling industry trade in Russia Scandinavia the whole of Europe and the Levant. It compares the volume and value of goods going in and out of Amsterdam with those of other cities. It also reports standard weights measures and monies as well as exchange rates. The second Dutch edition appeared in 1704 with some additions but the present French edition has further additions including for the first time the entire second part pp. 243-388 on arbitrage the trade in bills of exchange and stocks and exchange rates between the principal cities of Europe and Amsterdam by the French-Basque architect and merchant Jacques Mondoteguy ca. 1672/73-1739. The book gives valuable and detailed information about the trade with the Spanish Portuguese and other colonies in a period when the Netherlands financed and operated a fleet of over 8000 ships.With water stains in the first few and last few leaves the latter with a few marginal restorations and a couple worm holes in the gutter margin but still in good condition. The binding is slightly rubbed and somewhat loose in the hinges but still good. A rare and important practical handbook for merchants trading in or with Amsterdam.l Goldsmiths 4601; J. Hoock & P. Jeannin Ars mercatoria II 1991 L26.6 3 copies; NCC 2 copies; cf. Kress 1849 1694 Dutch ed.; this ed. not in STCN. Pierre Brunel, hardcover

Antiquariaat FORUM BV · Pays-Bas3 500,00 €

Moine

Moine

Siècle

Langue

Pays du libraire

Photos

Ajouté

Sujets

Catalogues

Siècle

Langue

Pays du libraire

Photos

Ajouté

Sujets

Catalogues

Siècle

Langue

Pays du libraire

Photos

Ajouté

Sujets

Catalogues