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1981réf. ABE-1762537783432172 PAGES-24 CM X 31 CM-MAISONS DE VILLE INVENTAIRES THEORIES ANALYSES REALISATIONS ET LES PROJETS PHENIX, 96 PAGES-MILAN 1981 OU VA LE DESIGN ITALIEN?-UN REVE D'AUTONOMIE-CONSTRUIRE SUR LA BUTTE-DES MARQUES D'HUMIDITE SUR LES 20 DERNIERES PAGES
1874réf. 29853Paris & Bruxelles 1874 In-8 deuxième année de la nouvelle série, illustrée de nombreuses gravures dsur bois, texte sur deux colonnes 416 pp + 2 ff
1965réf. 0155171965 In-4 Broché, couverture illustrée à rabats
2003réf. 32424Neuilly sur Seine Grande Loge Nationale de France 2003 in-8°
réf. R100014207***. Non daté. In-12. Broché. Très bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 1 buvard de 21 x 13,5 cm, non utilisé.. . . . Classification : 700-Gravures XIXeme Couleur
réf. 29261Editions S.E.R.G / Revue Phénix n° 3 de 1967. In-4 broché de 96 pages au format 27 x 18,5 cm. Couverture illustrée par Georges Rémi dit Hergé. Dos carré muet. Plats et intérieur frais. Etudes par Pierre Couperie, Maurice Horn, Claude Le Gallo, Georges Fronval, sur Alex Raymond, Edgar Pierre Jacobs, André Franquin, Lucky Luke, Les Fascicules Populaires, etc. Photos, documents, bibliographie et bandes dessinées. Contient la première partie d'une aventure des Pionniers de l'Espérance " Les Forbans de l'Espace " par Raymond Poïvet et Roger Lecureux. Superbe état de fraicheur. Edition originale.
2010réf. 29272Editions S.E.R.G / Revue Phénix n° 5 de 1967. In-4 broché de 96 pages au format 27 x 18,5 cm. Couverture illustrée par Raymond Macherot. Dos carré muet. Plats et intérieur frais malgré une petite trace brune en couverture. Etudes par Claude Moliterni, Pierre Couperie, Claude Le Gallo, Georges Fronval sur Raymond Macherot - Doc Savage ( Frank sauvage ), etc. Photos, documents, bibliographie et bandes dessinées. Contient la première partie du " Rayon U " par - Edgar Pierre Jacobs + un récit complet par Will Eisner intitulé " Le Condor Noir ". Bel état général de fraicheur. Edition originale.
2010réf. 29273Editions S.E.R.G / Revue Phénix n° 6 de 1968. In-4 broché de 100 pages au format 27 x 18,5 cm. Couvertures illustrées par Albert Uderzo et Frank Robbins. Dos carré muet. Plats et intérieur frais. Etudes par Claude Moliterni, Pierre Couperie, Claude Le Gallo, Georges Fronval sur l'Aviation, Edgar Pierre Jacobs, etc. Interviews de Jean-Michel Charlier, Victor Hubinon et Albert Weinberg. Photos, documents, bibliographie et bandes dessinées. Contient la deuxième partie du " Rayon U " par Edgar Pierre Jacobs + un récit complet par Frank Robbins intitulé " Bob l'Aviateur ". Superbe état de fraicheur. Edition originale.
réf. 29482Editions S.E.R.G / Revue Phénix n° 2 de 1967. In-4 agrafé de 42 pages au format 27 x 18,5 cm. Couverture illustrée par Milton Caniff. Plats et intérieur frais malgré de légères traces de rouille aux agrafes. Etudes par Claude Le Gallo, Georges Fronval, Maurice Horn et Pierre Couperie sur Georges Rémi dit Hergé, Edgar Pierre Jacobs, Charlie Chan, Roy Cranen Les Fascicules et Brochures Populaires d'autrefois, Alley Oop, etc. Photos, documents, bibliographie et bandes dessinées. Superbe état de fraicheur. Edition originale.
1930réf. 263869London: Chatto and Windus 1930. pocket size 12mo. Various colours of cloth. Many in red decorated dustjackets with phoenixs repeated priced 3s 6d net or later 4s net. Some signed R.F. Ashley-Montagu London. VG generally. pocket size 12mo. Including Julian Huxley Aldous Huxley Richard Aldington Jane Austen Marcel Proust etc. Chatto and Windus unknown
1930réf. 263869London: Chatto and Windus 1930. pocket size 12mo. Various colours of cloth. Many in red decorated dustjackets with phoenixs repeated priced 3s 6d net or later 4s net. Some signed R.F. Ashley-Montagu London. VG generally. pocket size 12mo. Including Julian Huxley Aldous Huxley Richard Aldington Jane Austen Marcel Proust etc. Chatto and Windus unknown books
1852réf. D59641852. Hardcover. Very Good. Original full red morocco ornately stamped in blind and gilt; 8vo; 31 manuscript pages including an illustrated short story landscapes in pencil Havana the Hudson River harbor of St. Thomas Martinique and 3 colored-pencil cartoons of American Indians these seemingly contributed by a child. Just a little scuffed along joints and edges of boards else fine. Likely the work of Horace Richardson the title-page and "publication information" see above states that this unique item was "copied" by him and one of the drawings most of which are clearly by the same artist is initialed "H. R." The book does indeed seem to correspond at least in part with a journey on the Winfield Scott a sidewheel steamer that transported cargo and passengers from San Francisco and Panama during the California Gold Rush -- then sank in December of 1853. The landscapes are nicely accomplished: "Yosemite Falls from Black's Hotel" signed "H.R." "Highland Park Hotel Aiken S.C." "Vineyard Haven" "View from the Window in our Parlor in the Hotel El Telegrafo Havana 1872" "View from my Window at the West Point Hotel Looking up the Hudson 1872" and "Fort de France Martinique from the Sea." Opens with a weird little short story in which the malefactor Joseph Shed spends his entire life stealing stockings even dirty ones punishment be damned. hardcover
1852réf. D59641852. Hardcover. Very Good. Original full red morocco ornately stamped in blind and gilt; 8vo; 31 manuscript pages including an illustrated short story landscapes in pencil Havana the Hudson River harbor of St. Thomas Martinique and 3 colored-pencil cartoons of American Indians these seemingly contributed by a child. Just a little scuffed along joints and edges of boards else fine. Likely the work of Horace Richardson the title-page and "publication information" see above states that this unique item was "copied" by him and one of the drawings most of which are clearly by the same artist is initialed "H. R." The book does indeed seem to correspond at least in part with a journey on the Winfield Scott a sidewheel steamer that transported cargo and passengers from San Francisco and Panama during the California Gold Rush -- then sank in December of 1853. The landscapes are nicely accomplished: "Yosemite Falls from Black's Hotel" signed "H.R." "Highland Park Hotel Aiken S.C." "Vineyard Haven" "View from the Window in our Parlor in the Hotel El Telegrafo Havana 1872" "View from my Window at the West Point Hotel Looking up the Hudson 1872" and "Fort de France Martinique from the Sea." Opens with a weird little short story in which the malefactor Joseph Shed spends his entire life stealing stockings even dirty ones punishment be damned. hardcover books
1982réf. 889391982 Paris, Pandora, 1982, in 4° carré broché, 102 pages ; couerture illustrée.
1989réf. LFA-126739830N° 56 (Mai 1989) 66 pages, format 205 x 285 mm, illustré, broché couverture couleurs, bon état
1804réf. 37730London. 1804. Illustrated Fire Insurance Policy Bifolium of two broadsides for the Phoenix fire insurance company of London at the time of the opening of its first agency in New York. The Phoenix Assurance Company still operating today as Phoenix Life Ltd. was founded in 1782 by a consortium of sugar refiners in London seeking more reasonable rates for the insurance of their risky holdings against fire. By the mid-1780s Phoenix had established itself as a successful fire insurer across the whole of Great Britain for a wide array of businesses and homes. In 1785 the Phoenix Company sold its first North American policy at Charleston and the first policy in New York was accepted two years later. It was not until 1804 however that Phoenix began establishing actual agencies in the New World breaking ground in New York with the appointment of Theophylact and Andrew Bache as agents there. The first leaf is a printed policy form for the Phoenix Company in New York never filled in. The second leaf is an advertising broadside for the company containing a table of rates for New York subscribers and a detailed list of conditions for new policies. The handsome copper engraving at the top of the form leaf depicts a helmeted goddess presumably Athena on a pedestal bearing a shield stamped with the word "PROTECTION" and the image of a phoenix rising from ashes. Behind the figure is a nighttime scene of the burning remains of a building and a family of victims spilling onto the street. A team of firefighters is extinguishing the flames with a pump-operated hose and behind them is a scaffolded building under repair. The engraved caption reads: "PHOENIX FIRE OFFICE LOMBARD STREET and CHARING CROSS." A similar illustration in woodcut is included at the head of the "Proposals" broadside. Here the goddess is the only figure depicted. On her left are both the burning building and the new construction; on her right is a ship at sea engulfed in flames. The hooks and axes of the firefighter adorn the sides of the cut. The Goldsmiths'-Kress Library of Economic Literature at Harvard lists a copy of the Boston variant of the advertising broadside. The only located institutional holding of this New York issue however is at the Connecticut Historical Society. No records of the printed form in any issue have been located. A rare and interesting pair of documents from the early history of international insurance. Bifolium consisting of one unaccomplished broadside form and one broadside advertisement 19½ x 12 inches. Copper-engraved scene 5¾ x 7 inches at head of form. Woodcut emblem 3 x 4½ inches at head of advertisement. Two vertical and three horizontal folds. Contemporary manuscript inscription "June 1804" in left margin beside engraving in first leaf; contemporary manuscript inscriptions dated November 8 1804 on blank verso of first leaf referring to policy rates in Charleston. Half-inch tear at gutter of first leaf repaired with tape on verso. Portion of upper corner at fore-edge and portion of margin at gutter lacking from second leaf supplied in later paper. Second leaf somewhat faded. Else near fine. KRESS B4839 variant. Clive Trebilcock PHOENIX ASSURANCE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF BRITISH INSURANCE VOLUME I 1782-1870 Cambridge University Press 1985 pp.184-201. unknown
1804réf. 37730London. 1804. Illustrated Fire Insurance Policy Bifolium of two broadsides for the Phoenix fire insurance company of London at the time of the opening of its first agency in New York. The Phoenix Assurance Company still operating today as Phoenix Life Ltd. was founded in 1782 by a consortium of sugar refiners in London seeking more reasonable rates for the insurance of their risky holdings against fire. By the mid-1780s Phoenix had established itself as a successful fire insurer across the whole of Great Britain for a wide array of businesses and homes. In 1785 the Phoenix Company sold its first North American policy at Charleston and the first policy in New York was accepted two years later. It was not until 1804 however that Phoenix began establishing actual agencies in the New World breaking ground in New York with the appointment of Theophylact and Andrew Bache as agents there. The first leaf is a printed policy form for the Phoenix Company in New York never filled in. The second leaf is an advertising broadside for the company containing a table of rates for New York subscribers and a detailed list of conditions for new policies. The handsome copper engraving at the top of the form leaf depicts a helmeted goddess presumably Athena on a pedestal bearing a shield stamped with the word "PROTECTION" and the image of a phoenix rising from ashes. Behind the figure is a nighttime scene of the burning remains of a building and a family of victims spilling onto the street. A team of firefighters is extinguishing the flames with a pump-operated hose and behind them is a scaffolded building under repair. The engraved caption reads: "PHOENIX FIRE OFFICE LOMBARD STREET and CHARING CROSS." A similar illustration in woodcut is included at the head of the "Proposals" broadside. Here the goddess is the only figure depicted. On her left are both the burning building and the new construction; on her right is a ship at sea engulfed in flames. The hooks and axes of the firefighter adorn the sides of the cut. The Goldsmiths'-Kress Library of Economic Literature at Harvard lists a copy of the Boston variant of the advertising broadside. The only located institutional holding of this New York issue however is at the Connecticut Historical Society. No records of the printed form in any issue have been located. A rare and interesting pair of documents from the early history of international insurance. Bifolium consisting of one unaccomplished broadside form and one broadside advertisement 19½ x 12 inches. Copper-engraved scene 5¾ x 7 inches at head of form. Woodcut emblem 3 x 4½ inches at head of advertisement. Two vertical and three horizontal folds. Contemporary manuscript inscription "June 1804" in left margin beside engraving in first leaf; contemporary manuscript inscriptions dated November 8 1804 on blank verso of first leaf referring to policy rates in Charleston. Half-inch tear at gutter of first leaf repaired with tape on verso. Portion of upper corner at fore-edge and portion of margin at gutter lacking from second leaf supplied in later paper. Second leaf somewhat faded. Else near fine. KRESS B4839 variant. Clive Trebilcock PHOENIX ASSURANCE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF BRITISH INSURANCE VOLUME I 1782-1870 Cambridge University Press 1985 pp.184-201. unknown books
réf. LRB3540 petit catalogue publicitaire des produits Phoenix -Agent général A. Vollant Paris - sans mention d'édition ni date [1900] in16 agrafé 36pp - 12 pages traitant de maladies puis 20 pages de produits Phoenix -
réf. LRB3540 petit catalogue publicitaire des produits Phoenix -Agent général A. Vollant Paris - sans mention d'édition ni date [1900] in16 agrafé 36pp - 12 pages traitant de maladies puis 20 pages de produits Phoenix -
réf. 47859Montpellier, Fénix, mars 1970, in 8° broché ; infimes défauts à la couverture.
réf. 201414716Paris, Serg, 1968 ; in-12, 96 pp., broché, couverture illustr. Bon état broché - mensuel 7e année - n° disponible revue n° 30/31 broché en bon état vendu au n°.
réf. 201321784Paris, Serg, 1968 ; in-12, 96 pp., broché, couverture illustr. Bon état broché - mensuel 7e année - n° disponible revue n° 31/33 exemplaire traces marginale de mouillures vendu dans l'état 4,euros piece.
réf. 3729206Chicago 1893. Folding Brochure 3¼ x 4½ inches. Printed by chromolithography in Bavaria. Small tipped-in sample needle packet; lacking needles. Very good. Souvenir trade folder or brochure aimed at women from the World’s Columbian Exposition held in Chicago in 1893. Thomas Harper of Redditch England advertises and markets his Phoenix Needle Works by giving away this sample packet of his needles. The double flap folder gives the appearance of a chromolithographic trade card but opens to reveal the sample here no longer present. An interior scene depicting two well-dressed women conversing in a comfortable parlor is captioned with their dialogue promoting Harper’s products. unknown
1919réf. 7328Longmans Green & Co. New York 1919. HBNO DJ19191st editionslight Hinge Starting some pencil notations on some pagesNice & Tight Aqua Blue Embossed Cloth Cover Has few stains & Minor Rub & Wear & some tears in Spine Area VG-/VG- AS-IS NODJ. First Edition. Hard Cover. Longmans, Green & Co., New York hardcover
réf. 6393582-nnew. unknown
